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Downwind Guru  Joined: 09/09/2009 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2333 |
I came across this site on a steam engine of a difference for cars and generators etc. Very interesting. (and it all makes sense) SITE HERE 
Pete. Ps:- there is a link to a second video at the bottom of the page to a 330HP truck engine version. Sometimes it just works |
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AMACK Senior Member  Joined: 31/05/2009 Location: AustraliaPosts: 184 |
Hay Pete here is a nice motor that runs on Air or Steam. 
Made in Oz too. I would like one to use compressed air genarated from a water wheel off the creek here at home to make power. I would like one of those Bullet gas tanks from a service station to store the air in for when it is needed. AMACK Engineair Pty Ltd, based in Melbourne, Australia is a company focusing on the development of air motor technology based on a unique rotary piston concept. Different from conventional air motors, the Engineair motor, invented by Mr Angelo Di Pietro, has virtually eliminated internal wear and friction and offers superior performance at a wide variety of application requirements. *Note to self 1. Make it thick 2.Make it heavy. 3.Make it stronger than it should be. 4. Don't rush the first job as the second job will cost more and take mor |
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