Comments by "" (@TheMechanicalKoopa) on "Искаженное восприятие" channel.

  1. I wonder if the Briggs company will see this and use it for their commercials to show just how strong their little engines are! Hey it's all about reliability!
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  2. it looks like you're at the verge of flooding it with the 151° might I suggest something? remember when we were kids and we put rubbing alcohol into a sparklets bottle and only put a very small amount and slosh it around and then drop a match in it? and how it produced a jet engine looking flame out the top and you watched the flame drop inside the bottle to the bottom. it happens quick so try that on super slow motion. back to the motor. I think rather than pouring it into the engine, try using a spray bottle and put it on a fine mist and introduce it to the engine via the carburetor and as you spray it, it will atomize the fuel and air mixture better and I'll bet you that engine will run so much more efficient on the 151° than you might think. get that air fuel mixture just right and you will have a clean running engine. I mean after all back in the 70's funny cars sure ran good on denatured alcohol :-)
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  3. oh man I can't wait!!! too bad you can't put that little thing on a dyno LOL the 100hp briggs hahaha
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  4. the movie you watched was called "the core" :-D
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  5. you had some detonation on that. might need timing to stop that from happening
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  6. Wow just saw this and on man!!! This video came out looking just awesome! To see how the Nitro fumes when ignited almost seem to flow like liquid as it ignites and to see how it popped almost burning towards the bottom and bouncing back and forth the sound thru my surround sound system made it sound even more awesome during slow motion! Thank you so much for running with This idea! I absolutely love how it turned out!
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  7. It's so amazing what you can do with water these days! almost mesmerizing!
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  8. That was so awesome! we get those tiny jumping spiders here all over the place in the California desert. anytime I find one I let them go outside and they are so neat to watch. I approve of this video two 👍👍
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  9. Oh I know! I swear they jump and move so damn fast you would swear they have teleporting abilities hahaha! We need slow motion to see exactly how they jump and why! These are just some of the "little things" most people forget to enjoy about life. There truly is so much more mother nature has to offer : )
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  10. so tranquil and peaceful to watch!!! Another world all together indeed!!! Well done on this video! I liked this one!!!
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  11. If you ever wanna know a secret about these little model rocket engines I have a great Idea you can try to capture something truly amazing with a slow motion camera! but can't tell you here it would ruin the surprise!
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  12. yeah I can't wait to see your reaction to seeing them jump at 4000fps. should be pretty beautiful to see!
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  13. this should be a great teaching tool to explain how all of this stuff works for those looking to get into that profession. helps to make better sense of how things work with fire
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  14. I thought that very same thing myself!
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  15. this is one of the best videos Ive seen! keep them coming!
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  16. that's exactly what I said too! Tons of opportunities to get great footage there!
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  17. here is the overhead valve video I mentioned this one gets revved to over 14k rpms https://youtu.be/nsa6kq-qqIE
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  18. done!
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  19. that was really cool. I've seen glass cylinder heads before but nothing like how you are showing it in slow motion. truly is a great sight to see engineering at work. this is why I love cars!
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  20. try crushing cylinder head valve springs racing springs have a dual and triple spring design may be harder to crush but might be worth a try! no one else has tried it I dont think.
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  21. I loved this video! never knew about this. really interesting drop rig you made too that's pretty awesome! Great work man!
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  22. oh you so got this! also... now that you have the ECU set up. you can push the briggs to it's absolute limits and you can either make it survive or you can make it go boom! just by changing timing and all sorts of stuff :) that's how I am going to get an all stock ford 460 with dished cast pistons to run with a 6/71 blower mounted on top! that's right! cast crank, stock rods, and cast pistons with a 6/71 on top! I'm gonna make it all happen :) but i just have to get the parts to do it haha. But yeah. This next episode I have to tell you... it's gonna be so worth the wait!!!
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  23. Gene Hasenbuhler that is very true
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  24. Sure thing anytime. Lots of neat stuff out there. Hope to see you make one in 4kHD would be awesome. And who knows maybe you'll catch it on video dropping a valve like yours did in your supra. Still surprising tho toyota engines are usually built for high rpms.
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  25. Oh I like that sounds very promising! Now I really can't wait to see how that looks on video. And remember under high speed you will be able to see everything the spring is doing unlike those other videos I showed you which only used pulses of light to slow down the frame rate. (Old technology) I think we will get a much better understanding of what really happens to a valve spring under high rpm loads. Imagine a nascar engine and the stress those go thru. Running at over 9000rpms for 500 laps around Daytona! Not to forget they're a pushrod engine too. I'll bet if you're able to capture a valve spring in action with high speed it might just give race teams a better idea of what happens during a race and maybe help lead to better valve spring technology!
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  26. And trust me valve float is no joke!
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  27. Same to you you're hella cool! I will be sharing all your new videos for sure very interesting stuff and I love it! Keep up the good work! Look forward to the valvespring video soon! Thanks! : )
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  28. love the hat!!!
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  29. believe it or not you can run an engine on distilled spirits. even 160° proof moonshine. but the only problem is no matter how much you refine the spirit it still has trace amounts of water in it. so technically speaking if u do run out of gas and u had a bottle of Johnny walker red it can get u home, however... overtime the water in the alcohol can and will rust out the cylinder walls of your engine and quite possibly cause it to seize.
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  30. I just had a great thought! shoot some 4k slow motion video of a saw cutting wood if you haven't done that already. I need machining videos in slow motion but nothing in regards to cutting wood with a skil saw or table saw with a 12" blade. if you do try it only cut the thickness of the blade should show some neat footage
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  31. the thought hit me while cutting fire wood 30 mins ago
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  32. that's so awesome! have you tried Ronson lighter fluid yet?
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  33. Yes I subscribed and will be waiting for this video for sure! You may want to see some of the videos of what happens to a valve spring under high rpm loads. They will actually spin. There are many videos on youtube showing what happens to a valve spring at 6000 rpms and above. It's quite neat to see but still they will rattle under those loads and the valve locks can only handle so much. In fact an old school way we used to remove them without a spring compressor is to use a socket on top of the valve and smack it with a hammer one time and the locks will pop out and u can remove the spring and valve assembly. But yes do try the valve spring in the press and see how much pressure it will take before it fails! Should be neat to stress test a spring to its limits!
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  34. Yea I just posted the link to that video I was mentioning check that out they actually narrate the video and tell u what rpm the engine is running at and it looks like slow motion but I believe they're using a strobe light on the spring to slow it down so u can actually see how it acts. Really wicked stuff that the springs can actually handle
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  35. Wow I'll bet they're quite brittle from heat treating. How about a valve spring? Actually what I originally was thinking to see if the spring would break under extreme pressure or if it would spring out and go crazy.
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  36. +Warped Perception nice! can't wait to see that! Absolutely loved the Heineken bottle!
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  37. that look on your face at 4:40 PRICELESS!!!
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  38. holy crap! this is awesome! sorry I haven't been in touch.
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  39. Maybe you should mount two of them. take this baby to the salt flats and set some records for the fastest go kart hahaha maybe give that yamaha R1 powered kart a run for it's money lol
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  40. the footage looked absolutely amazing! any update on being able to do a no manifold video? I'm still curious if different fuels would produce different color flames out of the exhaust ports. showing that on high speed film would be really neat to see :) the way it sounds is much different than with the manifolds attached.
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  41. That was the ultimate test! and it caught the footage too!
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  42. great video! Any way you can rig a V8 with several bottles of O2 and Acetylene and force it to run on it and see the magic happen? might have to make an intake tube for it to handle that pressure tho. I think you might have some interesting results. worth a try tho. maybe can do the no manifolds episode with the same set up to see the different in flame color coming out of the exhaust ports with no manifolds or headers on it.
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  43. that spark plug was glowing! I wonder if u can get it to run on propane! I knew someone that ran propane injection years ago on a 70's ford 351w engine and he told me it ran really well. might be worth a try
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  44. this was so awesome to see! you nailed it once again buddy!!! Can't wait to see what you have in store next!
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  45. maybe pump it up to like 60psi then take it on the freeway. give it plenty of air as if to not indent too much if u hit those dot markers on the freeway at highspeed I bet it'd look cool going 70mph or whatever the posted speedlimit is. maybe it'll stay put hopefully and not come off it's mount going that fast. but then again the centrifical force being put on that camera might make it fly off lol
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  46.  @WarpedYT  I was thinking pumping it up to alieviate the amount of rubber movement at high speeds possibly. or you can try it at different pressures I suppose. but taking it out on the freeway then hitting those lane markers cause u know how loud those are when u hit them going 70mph might be cool to see what that looks like when u hit them and ride them for a bit like take ur time changing lanes and just ride on them for a short while lol might be neat to see what it makes the tire do. or go balls out and hit a pot hole at that speed and hope the gopro survives lol either way this was a really awesome video to see. Still wanna see the engine run without manifolds at a high framerate hopefully you're still able to make that video. or rigging a V8 to toss a rod and film that at highspeed also seeing it tear up an oil pan lol
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  47. if you look at the footage right when you initially started it you can see a drip of oil or something in that intake. maybe you'll be able to find out where it's coming from. just a thought for what I noticed.
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  48. right on!!! I can't wait to see what you got planned! I've already got more ideas I think you'll enjoy!
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  49. great to see you back! keep the videos coming! can't wait!
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  50. thats so awesome and actually the conditions were just right to catch the view of the water vapor coming off of the wings at high speed! the higher the humidity the more water vapor you will see. Also you can see this same effect on the wings of top fuel dragsters at 330mph going down the track only they will spiral because of the aerodynamics they create. way cool Matt I loved this episode!!! I had to watch it several times!
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