Comments by "The Slick" (@THESLlCK) on "See Thru Liquid Piston Rotary Engine - In Slow Motion" video.

these dudes really threw away the whole book and started from scratch, this is INSANE
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LOL so the chamber looks like the rotor and the rotor looks like a chamber, that's CRAZY cool!!
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buy one and run it with bacon grease for oil lol
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4 hp doesn't sound like a lot, but remember, a 4 hp standard 4 stroke piston engine weighs at least 30lbs
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one thing I'm wondering, are these stackable like a normal rotary engine?
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@superskullmaster they need total teardowns every run, so I could care less if they agree
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@Kineth1 a little fun fact, the first non-commercially marketed engine grease was filtered bacon grease! Not just any pork fat, BACON GREASE! Crazily enough, it's still decent in modern cars, so long as temperatures don't drop below room temperature
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@JesusisJesus imagine a big block version, like a 4 liter 4 rotor
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@liliwinnt6 not all bacon is salted, and water is boiled off
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@-NME which appears to be the case, unless the seal shown can be bored out through the side to allow the exhaust gasses to go somewhere
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now imagine a big block 0_O maybe a 8 liter 4 rotor
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@Kineth1 yeah that's one of the downsides, not to mention that it's physically a touch thicker than regular oil and smokes at incrementally lower temps as well. BUT it also still holds the record for the CLEANEST oil, as it can literally remove buildup just by being present! I still have no idea why this is the case, and nobody has been able to provide an answer
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@WarpedYT mr. perception, I missed the displacement on this engine shown, do you have the specifics on that? thank you
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@liliwinnt6 buddy, rendering fat takes the water out
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UHHHHHHH
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@Connor-zy6kl yes, all in all lol
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@LK-pc4sq surely lol
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@ChristopherGuilday oh wow you're right
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@superskullmaster sure, cool story. Probably running something that makes zero power lol
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@AtlasReburdened the engine already *does breath through a port in the crank
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