Comments by "Michael Lenczewski" (@kayakMike1000) on "driving 4 answers" channel.

  1. ​ @oldbatwit5102 big ones can be very quiet
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  2. Damn you sold me. Subbed.
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  3. Wavy thing is either a "swash plate" or a wobble plate. This is an axial engine design.
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  4. Then you turn into a wavy thing?
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  5. What about efficiency? I am always curious if I can beat the power company. With a Stirling engine, coal might beat electricity company
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  6. ​ @lassikinnunen  true, if you can't make it work in practice, it's not great... Though that's what engineers do, find a way to make it work.
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  7. Exponentially increasing torque? I don't think so. Its definitely linear.
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  8. That's a lousy gear ratio. Always use prime numbers in your gears if you want reasonable wear patterns.
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  9. NASA is making a nuclear free piston Stirling engine, replacing the current MRTG.
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  10. Exponentially increase torque? Gear ratios are ratios, not exponents....
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  11. Ok. So we need to make a spring that changes its spring constant when it spins around really fast...
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  12. I find it strange you think driving has much to do with whateverclimate catastrophe some alleged scientist predicted
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  13. Gear ratio 11 to 23 would be far better. Primes are good to prevent uneven wear....
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  14. Hmm... Maybe a rotating piston would be really good in a stirling engine. The pison rotation would drag the working gas between the cylinder and piston leading to a reasonable gas bearing.
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  15. Radial symmetry with a wobble crank would work pretty well too.
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  16. Hum... Could this be an ultra light engine?
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  17. Wavy thing is called a swash plate.
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  18. That's a lousy gear ratio. Always use prime numbers in your gears if you want reasonable wear patterns.
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  19. I looked thru the comments... I didn't see that much hate dude. Relax. Its ok.
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