SS-BF engines

The Start and stop or Butter flay engines,

are also part of the huge family of internal combustion engines, Called  Circular engine – Complete tourqe – full tourqe engine- continues tourqe – circular tourqe .    

but they do as the normal engine does ,

First they have pistons, then there pistons start moving then stop moving then start again, see what i mean by your self

I don’t like any of these engines since they  waste momentome of entire pistone Axil system. 

They arent much diffirant than Reciprocatin engines as far as i am concearnd.

also they require a mechnichal diode which would be heavy , it is this mechnichal diode that gives them there Start And stop Effect.

I have lots of PDFs which explaine the same concept . I will try to up load them . if youi are in a hurry email me.

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Angel Labs  MAssive but tiny engine.

http://www.angellabsllc.com

 

  

 

 I will be posting more  later.

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Here is another Start and Stop Engine .
Click  on image to visit original site.

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The Mighty Engine by Raphial Morgado

MYT Engine Running (HIGH QUALITY VIDEO)
Start and stop runing on compresed air

Some you tube links

Start And stop animation

Start And stop Taurozzi 5

Start And stop Taurozzi 4

Start and Stop Engine

Start and Stop Plastic Model

Lego MYT engine – partially completed

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Search  words
Complete torque – full torque – continues torque – torque engine. Toroidal engine – Toroidal motor.
Piston less Engine  – Piston less Motor – Cam less Engine – Cam less Motor -

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