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Richard, is what you are saying about the "pdf" learning books?

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With the pistons looking like they are directly opposite of each other, what does the crank look like? Does the engine use a typical crank of 4 connecting rods to 4 separate crank lobes, or is it 2 lobes?

Awesome looking build. Have you finished?

Please, pay no attention to my previous post. I was looking at the wrong engine. Finely, found the correct one, and will try to look at the time.

I've looked at the design on Grabcad, and can not see the cam system. If you cold post the the cam system with a view of the piston/pistons maybe someone could figure out the timing. I suspect you have built an engine someone made as a cad exercise without considering actually making it a...

All AC engines as you describe "with a master connecting rod" have odd numbers of cylinders. They have too, or they do not work for the same reason you have now. However, the Germans attached their connecting rods directing to the crank shaft, not in an outer orbital plane as yours, in some of...

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Nice looking project! It reminds me of older one lung boat engines. Is the engine your design, or did you get plans? Will you post plans if yours, or if purchased plans, where did you get them?