It seems that there is more information on Bigfoot than this thing. My impression is that there is in fact no working 6 rotor, no crank, anything.

Does anyone have information that says otherwise?

 

ive seen pictures of an engine, but one could have simply bolted them together with no internals

 

For a "six rotor" you could even lay eccentric shafts in there so you could fully dress it, and they wouldn't hit each other. I don't think there'd be enough room to do that with a "five".

Just don't let anyone try turning the flywheel or the pullies!

 

Definitely interesting... According to this guy's page, he visited Hurley in 2001 and saw this mockup engine:



So maybe if they were really serious about it, they could have a running 6-rotor engine by now, seven years later. Squadalah, we are off!

 

Found this thread on anothr forum: http://www.cannonballforums.se/viewt...3622a585d17951

 

I can't beleive there is a Serbian Mazda Forum

 

you don't hear about it because it probably sheared E-shafts in half every time they fired it up. Way too much twisting force from end to end... better off going with larger rotors instead of more. IE the 16x

 

Seriously what would be the point? What could you ever put it in? Its got to be like 3 1/2 feet end to end...

Chris

 

lol if someone built it and had it functional, an airplane would be a cool application for it