Update Version Horizontal Hit and Miss Water-cooled Gasoline Engine ICE Model M92
Engineering Summary
The Update Version Horizontal Hit and Miss Water-cooled Gasoline Engine ICE Model M92 is a 6CC Engine Model precision-engineered by Stirlingkit. Features construction operating on Gasoline. Available for $369.99 USD with free worldwide tracked shipping, 30-day returns, and replacement parts support at Stirlingkit.
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16 Verified Parameters| Material | Brass/Aluminium Alloy/Stainless Steel/Bamboo |
|---|---|
| Item No | M92 |
| Displacement | 6CC |
| Cylinder Diameter | 2.2cm |
| Stroke | 2cm |
| Flywheel Diameter | 8.8cm |
| Starting Method | External Force (Electric Drill) or Manual Pull |
| Fuel | Gasoline |
| Base Dimensions | 18 x 6.6 x 5cm |
| Engine Weight | 1620g |
| Product Weight | 1800g |
| Product Dimensions | 18 x 12.5 x 12.5cm |
| Package Dimensions | 27 x 27 x 27cm |
| Package Weight | 2060g |
| Packing | Box |
| Ages | 14+ |
Features, Architecture & Package Contents
Metal Horizontal Hit and Miss Water-cooled Gasoline Engine Internal Combustion Engine Model with Flywheel Speed Limiter(Update Version)
Features:
.Made of brass, aluminum alloy, and stainless steel, this horizontal gasoline engine model is equipped with a traditional water-cooling system and a flywheel speed limiter to adjust speed. Based on the wooden base, this unique model boasts an exquisite shape and stable&reliable structure for easy operation and place. I'm sure you will be addicted to this nostalgic and crafted gasoline engine model.
.Starting Steps:
1. Check the engine wires on the wooden base and connect them to the fuel tank pipe. Then install three AA batteries(4.5 V).
2. Add water to the water tank. Fill the fuel tank with 95# gasoline, then rotate the flywheel on the right of the engine in a clockwise direction at two times to allow the passage of the mixed fuel totally into the cylinder. Make sure that there is no air in the pipe.
3. Turn on the power switch and turn the flywheel on the right clockwise fast to start the engine.
.Notes:
1. In the ignition device, if the machine does not start with the normal compression of the cylinder, you need to adjust the needle of the carburetor.
2. Tighten the main needle on the carburetor, loosen one-quarter cycle and turn the flywheel to ensure the mixture ratio of gasoline and air reaches normal.
3. Turn off the power switch when the machine stopped to keep the system cooling.
.An Excellent Mechanical Gift&Crafts: This easy-to-operate model is of great fun to observe and brief on the operation process and principle of the engine. Perfect for a desktop model to play, the exquisite model makes an ideal gift for mechanical crafts lovers. If you have any problems, please contact us in time.
Specifications:
.Material: Brass/Aluminium Alloy/Stainless Steel/Bamboo
.Item No.: M92
.Displacement: 6CC
.Cylinder Diameter: 2.2cm
.Stroke: 2cm
.Flywheel Diameter: 8.8cm
.Voltage of the Ignition Device: 4.5V(3*AA Batteries, not included)
.Starting Method: External Force (Electric Drill) or Manual Pull
.Fuel: Gasoline
.Base Dimensions: 18 x 6.6 x 5cm
.Engine Weight: 1620g
.Product Weight: 1800g
.Product Dimensions: 18 x 12.5 x 12.5cm
.Package Dimensions: 27 x 27 x 27cm
.Package Weight: 2060g
.Packing: Box
.Ages: 14+
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