RETROL HM-01 HIT & MISS ENGINE - BEST ONE YET!
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2023
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Those hit and miss engines are really cool. A gentleman had a John Deere hit and miss running a couple of ice cream churns at an antique truck and tractor show I went to back in the spring.
Very cool
OMG that is to die for. What a great sound . Something different to the old Mamod and Wilesco and Burnac models
Yeah absolutely bro. They sound great
That's epic Steve, Looks and sounds amazing. Can see why you love these things. Very cool.
Much appreciated bro 👍
Just bought my kit! Can’t wait to get it and tinker around!
Awesome mate, you will love it
Thats a beauty! I kinda want one now!!
Yeah man, good price too
Just bought the kit with ignition and base today! Can’t wait!! How long did you have to wait to get yours?
Have a great time building it. It took a few weeks to get here
Nice. I like that
Glad you like it
sounds like it cant rev up high enough either the rubber ring for a piston ring or lack of oil lubricant
? 🤔
How big is the fuel tank? How long does it last?
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Wow!
What a strange little motor. I’ve never seen one quite like this before.
The sound though.
Very cool
@@RCTanksTrucks247 why does it always misfire? Is that intentional to help regulate the speed?
@@jbirdmax That is why it is called a "hit and miss" engine. It only fires enough to maintain the desired speed. A lot of them fire just once and then coast for several revolutions before firing again. Used to be very common until more sophisticated ways of controlling he speed were developed.
Stirlingkit has been trying my patience with the quality of their offerings, but lately partnered with/distributing Musa/Retrol? I'm coming back in favor. These Musa/Retrol engines seem to pretty reliably do what they're supposed to do, they don't look gaudy, and they're better priced than the eachine, microcosm, toyan stuff.
I may just grab me one of these.
Yeah absolutely bro. The quality definitely is great
glad to hear that. this is one of the best engine we have recently. people think highly of this hit and miss engine kits.
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There is no reason they can't use real rings for the piston and a proper oiling system. I see other channels try to put these novelty engines to work only to see the engine fail. Cool engine and concept but some of use tinkerers and hobbyists want them to do work. Makes for an even better conversation piece when you make your own contraption with one.
Thanks for watching mate 👍
ya there cheap so don’t expect them to actually handle a work load good for looks i guess
So, no mention of the issues that Joe Pie encountered? Did you have them, too? Or not? No assembly goes perfectly, so for my money, a biased review. A nice looking machine, though.
I am not aware of others problems to be honest
I didn't see Joe Pie had any problems. Didn't he build for display only and never intended to run the engine?
So because Joe Pie has an issue, everybody should have an issue? That right there is bias.
A fun little engine, but $400??!! No thanks, way to expensive for a look-at toy.
Fair enough!
While I can understand why some folks wouldn't see fit to spend $400 on a non-crucial object like this(especially in the current B i d e n o m I c s economy), I can also _completely_ understand _why_ this thing would cost $400. ^There's a lot of work involved in crafting all those parts. If it was built in America, it would probably cost 2x more.
@@HighlanderNorth1 Agreed. This is a fantastic piece of engineering. But it's really just a thing to look at. And run once in a while.
OTOH, my wife spent $1400 on a painting that is ONLY a thing to look at, and it doesn't even move or have any working parts.
LOL