Giles Cardozo, CEO, of Rotron Power takes through the thinking behind why he built up Rotron Power and the available applications. Rotron Engines are commercially available today.
This is amazing. Even though they're not in road cars right now, Wankel rotaries are still alive and kicking and I love that they are still in use in different applications to this day. I can't wait till they're back on the road again too
The one eyed one horn flying purple people eater designed and machined a 660 cubic inch pressurized air charge cooled roller bearing 6 rotor engine running on zirconia/yttria ceramic roller bearings, a M50Nil tool steel (carbonized/nitrided plasma) e-shaft and plasma sprayed ceramic billet aluminum (7068 alloy) housings with ceramic apex seals to power his flying machine. It makes about 3200 HP from the aether/ZPE and warps space time as he peeps out his peephole while spying on us and he has a 5 axis CNC mind over matter machine tool that can materialize more of these giant charge cooled Rotron roller bearing engines out of spacetime with thought!
exactly what the 2 stroke lightning does douse the weak 4 joke stroke cannot stand its chance against a shaded pole motor with out a wet sump may the destruction happen against the 4 joke stroke they are fun to destroy! 4 joke stroke is worthless and what a piece of shit! They are fun to destroy as i have no passion or feeling tword a 4 joke stroke automotive with its weak bearings
Rotor recess in this Rotron engine is similar to recent Aixro 294 cc per chamber engines, providing huge improvements over early versions and Norton rotors. Blessings +
Have you considered developing crate engines to drop into mazda RX-7s in 2, 3, & 4 rotor configurations? If you can do it better than Mazda, then I think that could be a cool market to get into! Pretty cool someone else is putting further R&D into the Wankel though! Props!
they can all be filled and run on synthetic 2 stroke oil though, my girl filled a few quarts of amsoil doninator 2 stroke in here 13B and was the best so far.
A spirit can manifest and full the heat out of the middle of my OMC rotary wankle and increase bearing durability as one of my OMC 528cc rotaries is haunted!
Fantastic job with the rotary, Mr Crighton. Why does Mazda Hiroshima not collaborate with you to learn each other from both improvements on that fantastic engine ? Mazda is working now on the 16X Rotary in order to improve the torque, reduce the fuel consumption and to make the engine more reliable. That new engine should equip the sports car RX VISION. Anyway congratulations to you for your rotary engine !
Man! this is exciting stuff! I look forward to see what this company can do! I am super interested in the RT690-xe as i assume many are! I have email you all on pricing!
@@sandervanderkammen9230 What oil do you like. Amsoil is not cheap. i called them and they said it was straight SAE 30 for interceptor and SAE 40 for dominator, Dominator is for racing 2 strokes only and turbo 2 strokes. Its way to thick for a wankle as they have lower compression and burning temps.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 AIE is got a 650CC 125hp single rotor, it uses a big blower fan to cool the rotor, called SPARCS technology. funny thing is i have seen a big 4500 HP Siemens electric motor king of using the same principle to cool the rotor.
Brian played the major role in establishing the Norton rotary as a viable race bike with a Exhaust draft system...without his work the Norton race success wouldn't have happened...
@@e2ype Norton purchased the KC60 engine design from Sachs after the _Rhein-Flugzeugbau Sirrius II_ aircraft program was cancelled. Norton's Wankel engine program was a failure and Brian played a major role in financial collapse of Norton in 1992.
Wankel engines have always had great power to weight ratios and have been a marvel of simplicity. The problem has always been the fuel burn, which it didn’t seem like they talked about
True for road car use, where engines normally operate at a fraction of optimal output & efficiency. At higher power settings efficiency is quite favorable with a rotary. A small engine like this would be really interesting in a hybrid vehicle, where it’s primary purpose would be to drive a generator, secondary to the drivetrain, like Honda’s setup.
David Studner from what I understood, wankle motors suffer even at high rpms due to the inherent flaws of the apex seal and the fact that the “combustion chamber” is moving, causing the burn to be uneven across the chamber.
@@xpeterson A piston engine's combustion chamber moves, too, up & down as well as the air/fuel mix passing valves & swirling around in there. The apex seal issue was solved long ago. I think they're bad rap has held on since the early days. Think about the challenges piston rings endure - round walls, lateral piston loads. An apex seal's job is more straightforward, if you think about it.
David Studner when people talk about a “moving combustion chamber” when referring to wangle engines, I feel like it’s pretty apparent that they don’t mean that traditional cylinder engines have no moving parts at all. I don’t see how that could be misinterpreted to be honest, in a traditional engine the cylinder is relatively stationary while the piston moves up and down, meanwhile in a wankle the entire “cylinder” is in rotational motion. Who would imply that a traditional engine doesn’t have moving parts? Apologies for mentioning specifically the apex seals, what I meant was sealing issues as a whole, which are harder to visualize when looking at the wankle from a 2D perspective but become apparent when you bring the diagram to 3D.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 They are way better than a 4 joke stroke piston engine. 2 strokes can be tunes for so great low end torque. Im running amsoil interceptor 2 stroke in my rotary.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 There are some 2 stroke conversion patents on the wankle and it could boost the low end torque as the the wankle lack low end. wankle run oil injection like some 2 strokes do and burn some good 2 stroke oil. im usin g amsoil interceptor in my rotary now. Its doen have the peak combustion temp was a higher compression 2 stroke. im running XD-100 in my 8v92 2 stroke v8.
Its cheaper to get a Norton 588 bike for christ sakes. Or take a mazda engine with is 1300 cc, I got my OMC 528cc rotary for 220$.But the the rotro 700cc 2 rotor would make i nice motorized sofa prohject.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 I notice that this engine sounds like a bunch of hoo ha, the web site and pdf make this thing sound like it can warp space time, i can see why you like the good old piston 2 stroke. I got a few of them to.
This is amazing. Even though they're not in road cars right now, Wankel rotaries are still alive and kicking and I love that they are still in use in different applications to this day. I can't wait till they're back on the road again too
thees things are the connecticut haunting
Wankel engines are obsolete technology... never gonna happen.
The one eyed one horn flying purple people eater designed and machined a 660 cubic inch pressurized air charge cooled roller bearing 6 rotor engine running on zirconia/yttria ceramic roller bearings, a M50Nil tool steel (carbonized/nitrided plasma) e-shaft and plasma sprayed ceramic billet aluminum (7068 alloy) housings with ceramic apex seals to power his flying machine. It makes about 3200 HP from the aether/ZPE and warps space time as he peeps out his peephole while spying on us and he has a 5 axis CNC mind over matter machine tool that can materialize more of these giant charge cooled Rotron roller bearing engines out of spacetime with thought!
Won't you please donate to the Save a Rotard Foundation today?
There are Rotards like Bruce that need your help.
exactly what the 2 stroke lightning does douse the weak 4 joke stroke cannot stand its chance against a shaded pole motor with out a wet sump may the destruction happen against the 4 joke stroke they are fun to destroy! 4 joke stroke is worthless and what a piece of shit! They are fun to destroy as i have no passion or feeling tword a 4 joke stroke automotive with its weak bearings
Rotor recess in this Rotron engine is similar to recent Aixro 294 cc per chamber engines, providing huge improvements over early versions and Norton rotors.
Blessings +
Crighton have an amazing twin rotor motor bike
Have you considered developing crate engines to drop into mazda RX-7s in 2, 3, & 4 rotor configurations? If you can do it better than Mazda, then I think that could be a cool market to get into! Pretty cool someone else is putting further R&D into the Wankel though! Props!
they can all be filled and run on synthetic 2 stroke oil though, my girl filled a few quarts of amsoil doninator 2 stroke in here 13B and was the best so far.
@@jlo13800 Amsoil is crap and a pyramid scam
Norton were building modular aero rotary engines in the 80's, they struggled to find enough market for then. Drones have changed all that!
Miss my rotary car...
Love the vision, wish I could be a part of it!
A spirit can manifest and full the heat out of the middle of my OMC rotary wankle and increase bearing durability as one of my OMC 528cc rotaries is haunted!
The Wankel engine is obsolete, its now the sole domain of crackpots and con artists.
Amazing use of this engine in mopeds.. especially in south east asia where they raced the engine
Rod Dahm (hopefully spelled correctly) has done a lot of work strengthening and making them better
Fantastic job with the rotary, Mr Crighton. Why does Mazda Hiroshima not collaborate with you to learn each other from both improvements on that fantastic engine ? Mazda is working now on the 16X Rotary in order to improve the torque, reduce the fuel consumption and to make the engine more reliable. That new engine should equip the sports car RX VISION. Anyway congratulations to you for your rotary engine !
@TuckerGott please make history.
Cright 700W < wow!
What price of this engine?
Thats an engine developed in the afterlife. its from the spirit realm!
Isle of Man TT races. Prototype rotary engine. Micheal Dunlop racing it. Last win by a rotary engine bike was 1992. Time for another. Get it done.
Man! this is exciting stuff! I look forward to see what this company can do! I am super interested in the RT690-xe as i assume many are! I have email you all on pricing!
oil injected
Did a better job than Mazda.
Good work they do have some advantages.
Way better, are they running amsoil interceptor. these rotron's make way more power per CID than any mazda.
They don't have any advantages... that's why these horrible unreliable are obsolete.
@@jlo13800 Amsoil is crap.. no API rating
@@sandervanderkammen9230 What oil do you like. Amsoil is not cheap. i called them and they said it was straight SAE 30 for interceptor and SAE 40 for dominator, Dominator is for racing 2 strokes only and turbo 2 strokes. Its way to thick for a wankle as they have lower compression and burning temps.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 You use silkolene pro 2 sx or redline synthetic 2 stroke? Motule 800 2t?
Send me one to put is my rotary engine b-series pickup for experimental reason. It looks like you are using ernie brinks plus position and timing
This would make a great gokart engine
It made a terrible go cart engine in the 1970s when Sachs sold this exact engine.
Hell yeah a shifter kart with this Rotron 690CC. A NRV588 witch was bummed off sachs would be sick in a shifter kart.
@@jlo13800 Rotron doesn't sell engines... Gilo Industries only makes paramotors and they buy reciprocating 2-stroke engines from _Vittorazi SpA._
@@sandervanderkammen9230 Rotron is in the UK, i heard they run silkolene pro 2 sx in the rotaries. Not sure. What 2 stroke oil do you run is yours.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 AIE is got a 650CC 125hp single rotor, it uses a big blower fan to cool the rotor, called SPARCS technology. funny thing is i have seen a big 4500 HP Siemens electric motor king of using the same principle to cool the rotor.
if i wanted to order this engine where do i call?
Did brian crighton play a role in the design of this engine?
No, Norton bought the engine design from Sachs in 1976.
Brian played the major role in establishing the Norton rotary as a viable race bike with a Exhaust draft system...without his work the Norton race success wouldn't have happened...
@@e2ype Norton purchased the KC60 engine design from Sachs after the _Rhein-Flugzeugbau Sirrius II_ aircraft program was cancelled. Norton's Wankel engine program was a failure and Brian played a major role in financial collapse of Norton in 1992.
Is this (kind of reliable????
No, very unreliable.
Wankel engines have always had great power to weight ratios and have been a marvel of simplicity. The problem has always been the fuel burn, which it didn’t seem like they talked about
i got a few omc rotaries.
True for road car use, where engines normally operate at a fraction of optimal output & efficiency. At higher power settings efficiency is quite favorable with a rotary. A small engine like this would be really interesting in a hybrid vehicle, where it’s primary purpose would be to drive a generator, secondary to the drivetrain, like Honda’s setup.
David Studner from what I understood, wankle motors suffer even at high rpms due to the inherent flaws of the apex seal and the fact that the “combustion chamber” is moving, causing the burn to be uneven across the chamber.
@@xpeterson A piston engine's combustion chamber moves, too, up & down as well as the air/fuel mix passing valves & swirling around in there. The apex seal issue was solved long ago. I think they're bad rap has held on since the early days. Think about the challenges piston rings endure - round walls, lateral piston loads. An apex seal's job is more straightforward, if you think about it.
David Studner when people talk about a “moving combustion chamber” when referring to wangle engines, I feel like it’s pretty apparent that they don’t mean that traditional cylinder engines have no moving parts at all. I don’t see how that could be misinterpreted to be honest, in a traditional engine the cylinder is relatively stationary while the piston moves up and down, meanwhile in a wankle the entire “cylinder” is in rotational motion. Who would imply that a traditional engine doesn’t have moving parts?
Apologies for mentioning specifically the apex seals, what I meant was sealing issues as a whole, which are harder to visualize when looking at the wankle from a 2D perspective but become apparent when you bring the diagram to 3D.
Needs boost!
Highest Weight to power ratio in the world ?
Definitely not... Wankel engines are obsolete technology.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 They are way better than a 4 joke stroke piston engine. 2 strokes can be tunes for so great low end torque. Im running amsoil interceptor 2 stroke in my rotary.
@@jlo13800 ALL Wankel engines operate using the 4-stroke principle.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 There are some 2 stroke conversion patents on the wankle and it could boost the low end torque as the the wankle lack low end. wankle run oil injection like some 2 strokes do and burn some good 2 stroke oil. im usin g amsoil interceptor in my rotary now. Its doen have the peak combustion temp was a higher compression 2 stroke. im running XD-100 in my 8v92 2 stroke v8.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 No they are not.
How expensive are these engines? I bet they're pricey!
Its cheaper to get a Norton 588 bike for christ sakes. Or take a mazda engine with is 1300 cc, I got my OMC 528cc rotary for 220$.But the the rotro 700cc 2 rotor would make i nice motorized sofa prohject.
The 600 XE is like $7800 or around there. You could get a much bigger piston 2 stroke that makes way more low eng torque cheap.
Exactly my markey too bad for my this lucia gov is not a bright
Fuel economy is closely related to engine capacity. You can lie about engine capacity but the fuel economy is always the give away!!
Rotron is not a legitimate manufacturer, Gilo Cardozo is a liar and a fraud.
Why do your rotaries work when Wankels do not?
It is a Wankel.
How are these any better than mazda's wankel ?
There not, its basically just an old 1960s Sach Hercules engine.
Simpler design and better oil injection.
Rotron is not a legitimate engine manufacturer, Gilo Cardozo is a fraud.
@@sandervanderkammen9230 I notice that this engine sounds like a bunch of hoo ha, the web site and pdf make this thing sound like it can warp space time, i can see why you like the good old piston 2 stroke. I got a few of them to.