simply phenomenal!

@ewalemajic6876

6 жыл бұрын

Tyler Pripps Pahard 24ct

Best solenoid engine ive ever seen!! I love the scale too!

Wow, i'm in love! This engine/motor in a RC car with additional clutch and gearbox.. Amazing work!!

Fantastic, this takes a mighty set of hands, and an equally mighty brain. Fair play to you sir.

Hey that's the mountain I've lived next to for 40 years. Nice project!

Man that would look badass on a model truck, incredible genius 👌

Looks and sounds great.

Wow! Thank you for sharing such a tiny, creative, and high quality contraption. I appreciate the very clever and excellent attention to detail.

@Francisco-ix1js

Жыл бұрын

You’re no funny

That's just briljant! Amazing!

That is beyond awesome. Loved the video and thank you for sharing. Man that was neat.

Thats super cool, so small! I love it

Genius. Awe inspiring project and workmanship. Kudos

frigen awesome, love how they idle like a real lumpy v8. thanks you have inspired me. off to shed to have a go now.

Great job, Congratulations!

Please make a tutorial! This is beautiful.

thanks for all ur teachings. I'll try it someday in Africa when de means shall be available

adjust the valves..I think you got a lifter tap...LOL nicely done

It would be nice to see a full scale V8 solenoid engine.

So now i am going to have to make a 3D printed one half that size... In my dreams.. Really nice job, well done.

@markkukoskela3492

8 жыл бұрын

+Ian Knight Thank you. Or... maybe I should try to build 3D printer out of junkyard materials. Anyway... you have done very interesting experiments... hmm...

Sounds pretty good, well made too, ambitious and successful. Wish I had that much talent.

What a stunning piece of work Sir. You have a new subscriber.

how to buils that crackshaft?? would you help me??

This is genius! I love it!

That’s so awesome

That's freakin awesome!

excellent job !

This Sir, is totally awesome.

just saw this today. nice work. you should be proud.

@markkukoskela3492

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. It's been in KZread few years now, but stil some people can see it first time. Nice to hear your comments. The engine is in fine condition and without any rust. 😂👍🏻

This is the coolest thing I've seen on youtube. Ever.

great work

Man did you do a good job 👍🏼 Your very Talented

I like your ideas and videos. Please make more

do you have more instructions and photos and i loved that project i would do it some time thank you !!!

very nice

Soo awesome!

Sir, you are a true inspiration to me. I have only a milling machine, no lathe and no space for it :( Wish I would have... I would be making miracles...

i don't have the time to do such a thing and i wish i could have one myself. that is so cool

I love it ! and if you put that in one of your slot cars I want to see that video, that would be simply amazing. Let me know if you do. Thanks for sharing.

@markkukoskela9064

7 жыл бұрын

shazizz Thanks for your kind words. These things take time but lets see what happens.

@shazizz

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing that and I understand things take time. None the less you did something very amazing there. I am excited about seeing that not only because of the size and great craftsmanship but also because nearly 20 years ago I dreamed of this www.shazizz.com/Electric%20Pulse%20Engine/car2.html click on the pictures to see the next. Let me know what you think. And thanks again for a great job and sharing this video.

@rezakarim8446

7 жыл бұрын

dhgh

Sure it's an inspiring project you did. Deep respect sir ! It's your fault i have in mind to make mine, now. Some questions you would answer if you don't mind : -Diameter of coil copper wire ? -Number of turns in each coil ? -Simple iron or magnet pistons ? -How many Amp in each coil at full throttle ? -Direct switching or transistor assisted ? For other devices composing the whole engine, i'm trying to design them myself. Thanks for your help.

@markkukoskela9064

8 жыл бұрын

Hi... and thanks. I'm glad you cant resist of building one. The coil wire is thinnest that I could find... it was from somekind of old transformer. Number of turns is not so important. There was no room for more windings than 2 mm on both sides of the cylinder. Pistons are iron... not magnets. No transistors. I used mechanical "circuit brakers" and one capacitor to prevent sparking. Amps... that I dont know. It works fine with 9-12 Volts. If more... heat can be problem. I wish you all the best luck and I know you can make it even better.

@WalterCoulede

7 жыл бұрын

Another question, please : Tests show an iron piston reaches the middle of the coil instead of being pushed out. No matter where is plus and minus on the coil. A magnetic piston is ejected out of the coil, but four parallel placed magnets (V8 in-line benches) would be locked in their coils under magnetic forces. How did you do ???

@markkukoskela3492

7 жыл бұрын

That's correct. I used iron pistons and the power stroke is going up in the cylinder and it stops in the middle of the coil. Using magnets in this kind of miniature engine is challenging. They can react with each other because magnetic fields are so close.

@WalterCoulede

7 жыл бұрын

OK, Thank you. A pity magnets can't be used in in line pattern : i measured a force 7 times higher with a neodymium piston. I 'd be nice we could meet together on a forum. You can see the V8 engine i started assembly here : www.modelenginemaker.com/index.php/topic,6384.0.html If you have comment or advice, please do...

@markkukoskela9064

7 жыл бұрын

WalterCoulede Hello! Yes... that is interesting forum there and your project looks very good. The build quality is impressive with precise machined parts. I would have wanted to use self made bolts etc. in my engine, but didn't have any chance to make them in that scale. My first experimental engine was two cylinder model with magnet pistons. It worked well but produced a lot of heat too. It was a bit bigger, but I could not find magnets smal enought for the V8, so I used iron pistons. I think it would be possible to magnetize them after and have a power stroke up and down... and too much heat. My crankshaft design is from Ford 460 V8 and it was difficult get balanced. I'm sure you can make awesome motor if you keep building it with that quality.

that was absolutely perfect and awesome how did you do that I want see how it's made

Wowoww, BRAVO!!! You Inspire Me!

Great video.

fantastic!

Beautiful

As an electrical engineering project id like to build my own for model trucks. I am very curious, do you activate on one stroke or both directions? (push and pull) how much current did it draw at 9v?

@markkukoskela9064

6 жыл бұрын

GhostXoP Only one stroke, pull. Otherwise it would create too much heat and my pistons are not magnetized. Current... that I dont know. Sorry.

EXCEPTIONAL!

You ARE A GENIUS

Wow ! That's pretty cool ! I built a pancake opposed 4 when I was a kid but itvwas much bigger and didnot last long befor it flew apart due to my 10 year old building skills.

can't wait to see it run with wheels... keep it update... I want to see more

where did you buy it? can I get the link?

I would really like to see this in one of the cars.

I just build a v8 solenoid motor last week myself, I definitely want to see this in a slot car.

@markkukoskela3492

8 жыл бұрын

That's nice to hear and let us see your motor soon. For slot car use I have couple of challenges to deal with: -starter motor. I have a small RC helicopter motor for that and it's just in perfect scale -heat problem. For this I could use same type of small motor as a extra fan to cool the solenoid engine -centrifugal clutch would help car to make faster takeoffs But... these all can be done.

good job!

Very cool!

Im 32 y.o female an i am amazed!! Id love to build a motor of my own! Very interesting and wonderful quality!

@markkukoskela9064

6 жыл бұрын

Jessie Hi Jessie and thanks. I'm glad you are intrested and like to see when you have build something.

amazing!

Awesome!

Very creative. What is under the tray?

@markkukoskela9064

6 жыл бұрын

Joe Pieczynski "Tray" is just a show stand.

how do you time the solenoids to activate at the correct time?

Muito top. Parabéns

Absolut geniale Idee

Very, very cool. Good job!

@markkukoskela3492

8 жыл бұрын

+davidrobert2007 Thank you. I appreciate it. I was a little worried about how those homemade solenoids work, but they seem to be strong enough. Not so much space there. And yes... your engines are very interesting of course.

@jokerdiamond9400

8 жыл бұрын

I like this

Great master

very f--kn cool i have watched this vid a few times now

Wow! Just... wow!

Would you make any more?

9volt V8 engine.. my RC car needs that one!

Excuse my ignorance here but what is it running on exactly are the solenoids pushing the pistons?

Does it really sound like it does on video? What does it run on?

very good

Dude. That's so awesome, great work. But, Where's the video of you putting it in one of them old slot cars?

Luv it!!!

Nice work. I would suggest putting it in the T-Bird, but that's just me.

Dat is sehr schön

Sensacional de pelicula mi padre era mecanico y yo creci entre los fierros y motores: del primero que salio el v8.hasta que lo prendieron lo crei gracias por alegrarme

Mr.Koskela, could you do another video showing bether the parts of the motor ? I would love to build one but i don't where to start.

I would LOVE to see that installed in a miniature radio controlled , classic muscle care.... Like a 71 Cuda or 69 Road Runner. OH WAIT, I GOT, how about the 65 Corvette Stingray. BOOOYYYY.... I can see it now... all the competitors lined up and the custom track and strip to race their little, miniature hobbies. Maybe something you should invest in!!!!!!

Amazing

SUPER SWEETLOOK OUT AND ROLL

Nice! Kiitos!

que lido, muito bom .

I wish I could get a 1/24 scale solenoid V8 for my model cars.

v nice!

I need to know exactly what I need because I made one of my own some what but it runs but help me let me know how u made the distributor

@markkukoskela3492

7 жыл бұрын

Think of it like there was two four cylinder engines. Two cylinders "firing" at the same time, so you need only four connecting points per one crankshaft turn. In one point: power goes to two coils (parallel) and then cam on the crank lets power go to ground.

awesome ..... how did you make that

Plz tell how it's made this solenoid engine This is super

So cooool

how much torque it produce

How much for one i.just built a speed control that goes up to 12 volts at high and 3 volts at idole

Really liked this video. if possible I would like to buy 2 engines. Anyway they can be controlled by remotes?

A donde se puede pedir un kit de un motor completo si pudiera armarlo lo que aprendi de mi padre

Nice work.Maybe I can build a 7 cylinder radial for my model triplane using a crank from a gas engine.

Hey how's the fuel milege? Oh wait, would that be joule milege? I wonder if you bolt on some glass packs what it would sound like? Do you use mineral oil or full synthetic?Nice build love the vid.

Are your joints and feeling in your fingers back yet lol 👀👀👀 nice wheeeew!

@markkukoskela9064

8 жыл бұрын

Well... I can play guitar again. But yes... polishing those smal parts was interesting.

Where can you buy

How much money worth of copper was this?

I know this is probably stupid, but how much voltage can a solenoid pass through before it dies?

how much are they

@tjgonline1304

6 жыл бұрын

He built it form scratch idiot

how many hp ?

What would you charge to build one these for me?