The MYT#8482; (Massive Yet Tiny) Engine of the Future

[leblanc2.0]

"The MYT#8482; (Massive Yet Tiny) Engine, a breakthrough of immense proportions, that will spawn the next industrial revolution, and will rocket the Internal Combustion Engine into the next milenium."



"The MYT#8482; Engine has the potential to replace all the existing internal combustion engines and jet engines. With 40 times higher power to weight ratio, low parts count, low maintenance, high mechanical efficienty, and low pollution, the MYT#8482; Engine will benefit airplane, big ship, 18 wheeler, SUV, passenger car, even down to carry on power generator applications. The MYT#8482; Engine as a pump/compressor also exceeds exisiting pumps/compressors in providing massive pressure, volume, and flow, all in one unit."

Specs of the 14" Model
Equiv. To 32 Cylinder, 4-stroke-cycle Diesel
Bore--mm(in) 76.2(3)
Stroke--mm(in) 95.25(3.75)
Displacement-- Cu in(L) 848 (13.8)**
Aspiration Normally
Compression Ratio 25:1
Rotation (from Fly Wheel.. CCW/CW
Cooling System Oil Cooling

Link: http://www.angellabsllc.com

Video: http://www.angellabsllc.com/mytairtest.swf

[RF1]

fantastic

it sounds great!!

[ice]

Thats incredible if in fact the data is proven correct. I mean, this level of efficiency hasnt been seen in an internal comb., although he does not provide figures for fuel usage.

[bmwmpower]

sound good, cant wait if re those numbers real

[Daggernite]

Wow the engine seems simple and so effective. Looking at the videos its easy to see this will be a great engine.

[corpse_grinder0]

should be fun to put in motorcycles

[Daggernite]

^ yeah imagine that, bet the engine could be well small for a bike. Have you seen the video where is shows you how big a car engine would be? just abit bigger than a pint glass, so for a bike. DDAYUM. I'm guessing People would just use the car engine anyway lol

[RC45]

Kinda looks like a crock... you would think if it was such big news they would have a better quality video at least

[martin100]

:shock: Great news! It´s so small compared to a normal combustion engine! Can´t wait to see its impact on the Market!

[gobs3z]

Originally Posted by RC45 Kinda looks like a crock... you would think if it was such big news they would have a better quality video at least

I was too a little skeptical, but then i looked up the prize he supposedly won, well he definately won the First Place prize, but look at all the prestigous judges they have, how did this not get out earlier? I don't understand why auto manufacturers aren't jumping on this, unless the oil companies are paying them off, totally possible....
Well here are the judges http://emhartcontest.com/judges.html

[espen]

They're not jumping on it because they are locked in a bidding war for the rights to produce it

[r2r]

Originally Posted by gobs3z I don't understand why auto manufacturers aren't jumping on this...

Maybe they already have, their just not telling about it.

[SafirXP]

quite impressive!!!

i've a question... this type of engine is going to be patented, right?

so is anyone paying any royalty for the two/four stroke combustion engines.. which i'm sure was invented by some german dude! does mazda pay anything for making rotary engines?

[Evil-ution]

it is impressive but do u really think it will be futures engine? i think wat happend to rotary engines will happen to these small engines, companies will do any thing to kick them out of the market. beside the site gave facts about the engine, lets wait and see the disadvanteges..

but i do have to admit its a nice concept, many engines are out there but their not popular and lil ppl know about them, many of my friends never heard about rotary, quasiturbine, radial engines..

imagin that thing in a super car.. with twin turbo chargers!

[GRiP_DRiVER]

I was reading about this a good year ago. Sounded good then. And still does now. I hope somebody uses it.