http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5815350492893860613&hl=en
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Simon
quote:
Originally posted by Simon
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5815350492893860613&hl=en
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Simon
now imagine that at over 12000 revs.
I think the magic bit is how they got a camera feed in there - very cool indeed
Even in slow motion, I never expected it to be a "yellow" flame, I assumed it would be a lot hotter than that - or more boisterous, in like
a whirlwind/all over the place kinda way!
Steve
quote:
Originally posted by worX
Even in slow motion, I never expected it to be a "yellow" flame, I assumed it would be a lot hotter than that - or more boisterous, in like a whirlwind/all over the place kinda way!
Steve
Absolutely spot on!!!
Now that's cool
Pete
I have pity on the camera man, he must have one heck of a headache after having been in that cylinder that long.
It's amazing how they got the engine to run so slow. Mine is much faster that.
Like that!
The wonders of science eh? Amazing video... makes you realise just how close all the components are when running slow. As said, imagine it running in
real time then imagine what would happen if the cam belt/chain failed to function correctly.... ooohhh!!!
Steve