Interesting Stuff

[Sauman Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Sauman]

http://www.angellabsllc.com/index.html

Could be the next gen engine???

Cheers
Sauman

I have been following these guys for about 3 years now.They do have something going.

[dillyman Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close dillyman]

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Hi Sauman,
Thanks for that url. Boy what an innovation. Can you imagine the implications of an engine like this, I wonder how the heck this is going to get past the big boys. I cannot see them liking this especially the petroleum industry. It for me takes me back to the wankel rotary engine in 1961. That disappeared quick smart, especially as it ran on what was at that time a cheap commodity Kero.

Boy what innovation!!!
Thanks Buddy for that experience

Rgds

Dillyman

[bruceT Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close bruceT]

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This thing is nothing new. It was around in the late 70's/early 80's as I recall. At the time they were running around selling shares in it door to door, and I actually had a salesman call and I listened to his blurb because I was interested in what he had to say. This was all before the internet was invented.

I smelled a rat then and still do. Needless to say, If it was any good it would have been in full scale production long ago.

[nic0 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close nic0]

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Looks like there are a few designs out there, (Trochilic engines) there is some more info here :-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pistonless_rotary_engine

Nico

[Gunner Donating Member Find all posts View Profile Close Gunner]

Re: Interesting Stuff

Thanks for that url. Boy what an innovation. It takes me back to the wankel rotary engine in 1961. That disappeared quick smart, especially as it ran on what was at that time a cheap commodity Kero.
Rgds

Dillyman

You might be thinking of another design, as the Wankel Rotary was produced in thousands of Suzuki RE5 motorbikes, and hundreds of thousands of Mazda rotary powered cars.

[bruceT Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close bruceT]

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No, I grew up with Wankel and know the difference. My dad was an engineer and was interested in it too, but it was all a scam. It's the same engine/pump etc, just being rehashed to fleece more investment dollars from gullible investors.