Comments by "Air-headed Aviator" (@air-headedaviator1805) on "The W12 Engine - The Science EXPLAINED" video.

  1. LexusReyes and you see that bill
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  2. chad reed you’d be surprised how little you use angle categories in engineering courses for even the pre-professional classes
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  3. More Knowledge Baby
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  4. The letter W was developed from the use of VV and UU, which were interchangeable and used to denote the same “wha” sound of the modern letter. Overtime it was just streamlined into a more pleasant shape
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  5. VW did a W orientation real smooth here, I’m impressed. The only iteration of a W engine I was familiar with before was the Allison W-3420, and military aircraft engine comprised of basically 2 V-1710 12 cylinder engines mated to a common crankshaft. That gets me thinking, Jeremiah, I bet you’d love to look up weird uses of big ass airplane engines in road cars. There are some crazy builds out there in history.
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