The whole concept that contains no combination cannot be turbocharged. Turbocharger or supercharger force more air into the cylinder causing a better combustion. The only way to improve vacuum engine outside the engine is to buy a stronger vacuum source.
Put a little oil on the ground any kind really that way you'll burn the oil through friction to make the smoke instead of burning your tires. Learned that from a burnout champion. Staying tuned hope to see more!
I made it, i got full r.c independing truck. With mobile dyson on it. I didnt finished yet, but i publish it on 2 facebook groups and the clip will be ready at the moment ill make nicer body to it, and add power function to control the dyson and steering. Its drive on snale speed, but its drive. Its realy funny project 🙂
Super cool video, I loved the sound of the engine, plus I'd like some tips on how to get one of those vacuum engines working, mine always have too much friction. Small error, however; at 1:00 you said that the gear on there is a 1:4 ratio. that is a 1:3 ratio, its 8 and 24 teeth which if you divide both by 8 you get 1:3. 1:4 would be 8 and 32 and there are no 32 tooth lego produced gears. there is no way (unfortunately) to produce a 1:4 ratio with only 2 lego gears as of right now, as the smallest lego gears, 8t and 12t, would require a 32t and 48t gear (respectively). Perhaps you misspoke, however I found that a bit bothersome. Super cool video, cool looking dragster tho, cant wait to see more!
Hey if you built a car big enough and strong enough you could use a hand held vacuum and it could go on its own and also if you steal some components from an rc car you could make a lego rc car
I'm not the brightest but does your engine have the same concept as a steam engine, except just using a source of pressurized air? (in this instance, a hoover or as you folk MAY call it, a vacuum.)
They have a 90 degree offset from the piston to the valve, so when the piston is at bottom dead center the valve is just barely open letting the piston get pulled up, and when the piston is ant top dead center the valve is closed, letting the piston back down and letting the cycle repeat
Can’t wait for those turbo and super chargers! That is gonna be a massive breakthrough!
I don’t think they are coming
The whole concept that contains no combination cannot be turbocharged.
Turbocharger or supercharger force more air into the cylinder causing a better combustion. The only way to improve vacuum engine outside the engine is to buy a stronger vacuum source.
@@redcrafterlppa303 or add more cylinders for smoother output and thus less reliance on momentum
That reverse flow valvetrain is such a simple but genius idea, so much more air flows where it needs to!
Put a little oil on the ground any kind really that way you'll burn the oil through friction to make the smoke instead of burning your tires. Learned that from a burnout champion. Staying tuned hope to see more!
I made it, i got full r.c independing truck. With mobile dyson on it. I didnt finished yet, but i publish it on 2 facebook groups and the clip will be ready at the moment ill make nicer body to it, and add power function to control the dyson and steering. Its drive on snale speed, but its drive. Its realy funny project 🙂
that car sounds like a formula 1
Imagine a V8 supercharged version of this.... I want to make one
Subbed this is tool cool
I have gave this challenge to almost every lego youtuber. Make a engine without technic pieces.
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OK.. it's not the best lego car for the looks, but it's verry smart
Spins wheels a 1 rpm for 3 seconds ...... Burnout 👍
It's kinda like one of my engines from like or 4 years ago
Nice! THIS IS AWESOME! I need more videos now!
The blower works! Updated video tomorrow!
Strap a ridgid brushless vaccum on there and let it be freeeee!
Turbocharger!!!!!!!!! Nice
Coming up soon!
Bruh soooo sick!
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Super cool video, I loved the sound of the engine, plus I'd like some tips on how to get one of those vacuum engines working, mine always have too much friction. Small error, however; at 1:00 you said that the gear on there is a 1:4 ratio. that is a 1:3 ratio, its 8 and 24 teeth which if you divide both by 8 you get 1:3. 1:4 would be 8 and 32 and there are no 32 tooth lego produced gears. there is no way (unfortunately) to produce a 1:4 ratio with only 2 lego gears as of right now, as the smallest lego gears, 8t and 12t, would require a 32t and 48t gear (respectively). Perhaps you misspoke, however I found that a bit bothersome. Super cool video, cool looking dragster tho, cant wait to see more!
ILIKE A GEAR IT MOVE ⚙ ⚙ ⚙ ⚙
how did you get the vacuum to follow the car?
make a dump valve dare u
Hey if you built a car big enough and strong enough you could use a hand held vacuum and it could go on its own and also if you steal some components from an rc car you could make a lego rc car
I'm not the brightest but does your engine have the same concept as a steam engine, except just using a source of pressurized air? (in this instance, a hoover or as you folk MAY call it, a vacuum.)
Tutorial pls
hi can you show us the turbos pls
I made something similar to that
Your name is like boeng 747 seatch it
Sus time
are those "vacuum engines" fake?
because if the pistons are sucked, the valve will be sucked too, an the engine will stuck in one position.
They are real
They are definitely real I have made several of them
They have a 90 degree offset from the piston to the valve, so when the piston is at bottom dead center the valve is just barely open letting the piston get pulled up, and when the piston is ant top dead center the valve is closed, letting the piston back down and letting the cycle repeat
oh they are definitely real
its like a pneumatic engine but backwards
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