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Old June 10th 09, 06:39 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Old June 16th 09, 07:54 PM
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[quote='Veeduber[_2_];695919']To All:

For example ALL engines have some degree of overlap
in their cam timing. If you have a text book that says otherwise, it
is in error.


No Not all engines have overlap, not early rotary radials with one pull/push rod operating the single rocker between the valves, opening one valve at the time, the valve clearence make it impossible to open both at the same time.

Jan
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Old June 17th 09, 03:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:54:20 +0100, Jan Carlsson
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'Veeduber[_2_ Wrote:
;695919']To All:

For example ALL engines have some degree of overlap

in their cam timing. If you have a text book that says otherwise, it
is in error.


No Not all engines have overlap, not early rotary radials with one
pull/push rod operating the single rocker between the valves, opening
one valve at the time, the valve clearence make it impossible to open
both at the same time.

Jan

And then there is the "atmospheric" intake valve.
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Old June 29th 09, 07:49 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Jan

And then there is the "atmospheric" intake valve.


AKA "Wheeze valve" really worked great in 200 rpm
Vaughn Garden Tractors.

Knight sleeve valve engines suffered from carbon
build-up in the sleeve's ports. Oil and fire took their
toll.

60 years back, Ford flatheads didn't need headers.
just dispense with exhaust manifolds. (neighbors
withstanding)

Old Chief Lynn
 




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