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PHOENIX V4 220cc – Home Made Engine
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Detlef Kunkel presenting his home made engine at the Warbird Meeting Oberhausen 2017
SORRY FOR THE HEAVY WIND NOISE during the flight.
Data:
The engine is a V4 construction 4 cylinder 4 stroke with 220 cc with a transmission reduction of 1.7. The shaft power is 25 hp max..
Designed for model aircraft between 30 and 50 kg take-off weight. Prop is a SEP 35-20 three-blade with 3700 – 3800 revolutions.
The aircraft was built specifically for this engine testing. It is an approved highdecker with 41 kg take-off weight. The engine cover has been dismantled for test purposes.
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Artist: Silent Partner
Title: Solar Flares
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WOW!! Unbelievable, fantastic.
Awsome
Down vote because of stupid music.
I love it! Needs a cowl with hood-flaps
I love that engine it sounds like a drag car engine with the blower on it it so cool.?
I have liked this RC plans since I was child how I can build one ??
A V4 fourstroke is the opposite of a smooth running reciprocating engine. Anyway it's looking good. lifts the aircraft and comes with interesting sound when reving up.
Need to place this in a ME-109!!
Do you still have this airplane?
I love this thing!! Sounds like a Yamaha V-Max on steroids! Nice work!!????
Awesome ? put a dog or a kid in it lmao jkjk
Wow what a sound!!! ❤️ ? from ??
https://youtube.com/shorts/f5bUg1IFBAk?feature=share4
Imagine that in a go kart
Well done indeed in such windy conditions ??
Is the motor 220 cc or 22 cc? 10 cc is about 0.6 cubic inches, so '60' motors are quite common.
man that is freaking awesome
Thse pane os overpovered
Great work
I thought he was crazy taking off in that wind! Finally got it down with no damage. What a beautiful engine. I agree, stick that baby into a P-51D airframe, they would be perfect for each other!
Let the Sunshine In…
Impressive!
Several Polish engineers went to Canada and created super engines for drones and small planes. The Aviation Revolution by Poles in Canada.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3FZ11hdn3A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-fPMy4W3l0
Detlef Kunkel did an amazing job..i can only imagine the work it took to get it to this stage…..I love the way the Germans are so passionate about their RC and are world leaders at it……they amaze me. I worked in Nixdorf computers when I was a young man and everything the Germans do is like clockwork…great discipline….why am I not surprised this guy made this piece of art. It makes the plane look out of place :)….has to go into a warbird.
Excelente demostración del vuelo de la avioneta rc y de quienes la operaron/condujeron ???️????.
Schee! ???
Is that a tow plane?
Espetacular
Amazing plane and engine. Props to the guy shooting the video, great job!!!
Lol! It's a race engine! Way to sick the landing.
It sounds really amazing at 2:25 !!!
Thank you Horst for your movie and posting it. I am builder and owner of the engine ( and its flying yellow-white test bench)To answer some of your questions: OF COURSE the engine will be in a Warbird next. It has now about 50 flying hours without a single fault, except problems with the first ignition. I designed a redundant ignition system now with 4 Independent coils and electronics, These early problem should be sorted out for good. That's why I test the engine in a Trainer. Next to come is a Focke Wulff FW 190 D9 in 3,4 scale (3,1 m wingspan, 3 m long)And yes, one day there will be a V6 engine of the same design, the cast parts are already in my shopCheers Detlef