May 7, 201610 yr A real one runs amazingly smooth, and they managed to pump out a few thousand horsepower from some models.
May 7, 201610 yr Author A recent pic I seen of a WWI German sub control room. This was little as compared to the battleship I visited.
May 7, 201610 yr A recent pic I seen of a WWI German sub control room. This was little as compared to the battleship I visited.In onre of my trips to the Mrs visited a museum and it has a ww2 u boat. Apparently they color coded by then. --biff
May 7, 201610 yr Also had some really cool engines there too. 4000 HP radial 56 cylinder diesel http://speyer.technik-museum.de/en/ --biff Edited May 7, 201610 yr by biffsgasgas
May 7, 201610 yr Museum of flight, near Edinburgh, has a moving model radial engine that has sleeve valves. Well worth a look, but not always on display.
May 7, 201610 yr Well... while the sticker tells me the car / engine combination was build in Germany, the music tells me that this car was made in former east Germany. Anyway these radial engine need much space (beside for an air plane). The Finnish Navy uses speed boats with radial engines. I personal like these Lanz Bulldog 20liter one cylinder tractors a lot never thought an engine can run so slowly and still being so strong without having any hp to mention about.
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