Axial vector engine?

[Al]

http://www.axialvectorengine.com/AxialVector.htm

http://www.axialvectorengine.com/images/engineassy.jpg

What do you think?

[fly5150]

Thats awesome

[BAD LS1]

That thing pretty much is like a diesel injection pump that runs on its own.

The cam and piston deal looks alot like the buisness end of a VE style injection pump.

[MurphysLaw88GT]

really cool

[CruxGNZ]

Here's another one Massive Yet Tiny (http://www.leftlanenews.com/2006/04/24/massive-yet-tiny-engine-promises-big-things/)

[Al]

I have my own design which I am working on at school. It only has two moving parts and utilizes proven technology arranged in an well known orientation. The catch is that I am using parts from completely different mechanical theories of power production.

All I will say for now is that I plan on building a wooden prototype this summer. The wood will burn up/ explode, but it will be low cost. I am assuming that it will work off of a simple, well-known theory which is demonstrated through the operation of a stirling engine. If it works, I will go ahead and build a metal one ($$$).

I think I mentioned this before, but I will not go into specifics.


BTW- mine is better than both of those. it is only out of curiosity for the competition that I look.

[CruxGNZ]

I have a device that's better than that, but I won't show it untill I have a patent. Haha

[Al]

Are you really working on something? More power to you, and good luck, if so.

[CruxGNZ]

Haha, no. I was just playin' around. Is it possible to get a glimpse of what you are working on? I'm intrigued.