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Since you are using 2 engines, you are in a different position from
the typical experimental aero application as far as the reliability of each individual componant, and the composite reliability of the system as a whole. You haven't shared the particular engine configuration you're planning (e.g. push-pull vs. left right) but the use of two engines brings additional challenges and opportunities. Opportunities: Single ignition motors Operation at high average outputs Use of 2 stroke power plants. Since you have 2 engines, you essentially have redundant everything, completely decoupled. Real about my twin engine pitch at: http://inline_twin.tripod.com/concept.html There are very high output 2 stroke motors available around 1hp/lb. Mainly adapted from snow mobile (Rotax) applications. Used as a single, the realibility is below what most people desire, but as a pair, its down right usuable. Please share your engine configuration with the group. Rotary- IMHO great possibilites, sports car engine- high power/weight ratio for a conversion, fail soft operation (will not seize), 2 plugs/cylinder by default. |
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