Yea and I love you’re videos

indeed

Good job for the drunk engineers!

jko

And fuel consumption too

like my vacuum cleaner sound

Radial engine very robust and reliable

Благодаря нашим механикам он у нас не просто сохранился,а еще и летает

Eso me dice tu mamá

Это производная от американского двигателя лицензионного производства.

от какого?@@filipvidinovski7960

I think he also appreciates the pain

That's what i was thinking

Gigachad, the average enjoyer

british

@@felipecel GIGACHAD WW2 PLANE ENJOYER

It would also become a hovercraft

@@electric2018 qq

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Oh hey it’s the black widow guy

Jnmkjn

Ja

@@JANNIS__Official 1q

I like the snitzel talk

@@theroomofwall1162 or the talk of the krauts/herb ;)

Ser bald komen die migs

Wow. Das finde ich ja toll.

I think this is the very engine the Antonov An-2 uses wich is actually called "tractor of the skies"

😂At least moving along the ground a hell of a lot quicker than a tractor generally does.

@@safetyinstructor it is, the shvetsov 62, 9 cylinder 30 litre engine :D

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Good profile picture

+Michael Shearer nothing better than RRoyce griffon or merlin(mustang p-51)

Michael Shearer the sound of power!

It also acts as load and resistance so it cancels out.

Yeah I felt like it needed something to work on like some load on the engine to help it run smoother, I'm sure it would have but it's still great to see in operation.

Where do you think George got the SFX from?

you are not alone.

+Frietpan Me too !

+Frietpan Stuck in the old engine startup vortex too.

+Frietpan Yep same here, love the ancient diesels myself more though.

+Frietpan So that's what just happened!

+legionbunny the funny is that this engine with the ANTONOV 2 is still in production

+theneptune2011 Do you know if these early Russian engines were based on a "Bristol" design. ie Jupiter,Pegasus,etc.

+theneptune2011 Do you know if these early Russian engines were based on a "Bristol" design. ie Jupiter,Pegasus,etc.

theneptune2011 doesn't mean restoring it was easy, and in my opinion, it doesn't diminish it's beauty.

+B.R. Buckeye Man of course yes....remember russian has just small quantity of own design,they just take a item(this mean a plane,car,vessel)upgrade and re-design,this and all engines are an upgrades bristol an RR engines...for example,mig 15(sabre copy)..tu154(b727 copy)...lada (fiat copy under licence)...the list is huge..all the v8 engines come from americans v8,....they are copy,but 100% better than the originals,very reliable....i remember when i fly an 2 one day we run out off fuel....and we just add 220 gallons of 90% etanol,and the god danm plane fly like nothing,when we land,90%of the engine melted and destroyed,but never turn off

Nachthexe DerShredder time to watch it again then!

I wasn't expecting a radial engine to sound this good! Beautiful machine 💜

Imagine being his neighbor, he just revs his radial engine for fun lol

@@adamsmith5913 I wish I could borrow it every weekend to disturb my as-hole neighbours.

It's one of the most produced engines in history.

@@adamsmith5913 yhtfghxvs390

Habe das video das erste mal mit 40.000 views gesehen... Mir geht es absolut gleich 😂😍

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Lol!! I see the same ahahajjaa :)

Russians don’t show expression, they may all be enjoying it

T H E S O U N D I S P O L L U T I N G M Y E A R S

It is Euro6 dtemp!

euro1940's

wayan pande euro norms are idiotic the only thing what realy counts is how we get our oil We ned to produce it ouerselves with seaweed and comparable tecnics (power to liquids) the we can reverse the co2 polition with over production (in that we are already very good)

Fuel it with dark rum, 90% proof - it'll run better and'll be very good for the environment and people will love the exhaust gases LOL!

Yeeah.. about that.. He is German and this demonstration is taking place in Germany, sooo... still wanna go?👌😁😂

Мы ждём тебя товарищ

It looks like an ASh-62, which has around 700hp peak output if I remember correctly. This is the same engine used in the An-2 and Li-2. Crazy machine.

@Ã г н i - A ᛔ e c τ ã I know the engine very well.

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Эта «древность» до сих пор в воздух Ан-2 поднимает.

well, that would be nicholas august otto along with some other dudes ;)

The Grenelle 77u777777uuuiklksskkslskdkdskliio

The Geekazoid yeeeeeeeessssssss bitch

I don't think all humanity deserve the praise for engines. For example, I am from India and with zero ego I feel so insignificant that I come from a gene pool that is full of so called engineers who still after 100 years when white people invented ICE, haven't been able to make a working motorbike or car engine on their own from scratch. There definitely are two types of humans, one is intelligent others aren't, period.

Sumit Singh Don't be so glum. Here's a name for you, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar. One of the worlds greatest physicists, who won a Nobel prize and now has a space observatory named after him. It's not genetic, just a matter of necessity, drive and resources.

AVGAS FTW!

lmao

Skraith i was there it smelles pretty good

I smell cancer

homer the gomer

Mano do céu br tá em todo lugar kkkkkk, vídeo muito bomm

@@marcelocouto890 Parece que você gosta de máquinas doidas também, não é!? 😏, um BR vim aqui à toa não faria sentido.

Да уж... мощь!

песня!

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Oh that’s why the start up sounded like that

That would probably be if they didn't have the battery hooked up they use the cartridge

Motor 9 cilindros com 3.333 cilindradas cada. Radial engines have odd number of cylinders (per section).

A las grandes marcas no les interesa hoy en día seguir evolucionando los motores con cilindradas grandes. De todas formas ahora se invierte en tecnología eléctrica.

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@Quadratschädelhersteller im Urlaub Hmm, I bought my beautiful little propellor for $150 US. I think what you are talking about is a variable pitch propellor.

+Mirandorl I read this in a Russian accent xD

TREMBLE WITH MY HOAR!!!

+Zero Okamu Hahahahahaha

+ Zero Okamu cry some moar!

+Hector Rivera .tj

That was my exact thought the second the video started. These aren't made to run without a prop. He wouldn't have as much trouble starting the engine either, with the propeller to help keep it spinning.

You are exactly right sir. I checked today at work and all the overhaul and service manuals tell you that running without a ballast or club prop is not to be done. It will result in damaging shunting of the gears as the engine loads and unloads between power pulses. The ballast or club prop keeps a drag load on the engine to prevent this. I would not want to be there when it lets go! I saw pictures of an exploded M14 that had been run without a load.

Yes,ram air cooling from prop wash. The engine temp is thermostatically controlled by opening or closing the gills.

Thinking the same thing, some engines can be damaged if run unloaded. It's too easy to over-rev them if not careful on the throttle.

pauljs75 I'd say it was over revving a bit.

Why thank you! Nice to see that our work is still appreciated in Europe!

@@George_Bulkin смайлик ж6э

На И-16 ставили моторы М-25 от 600 до 1000 л.с.

Wetten wir um ein Schwein? xD

xD

Xd

Kleiner werner fan XD

Foi auf jeden Fall

and it will also fly off and blend the crowd into a bloody pile of organs, whats better, an overheated engine (repairable) or tens or hundreds of dead people (unreparable)

Justin Noker You lost me on ''blend'' do you mean plendamed or smth

ʝ αℊ⋒αr123987ჯ i think "blend" fits there perfectly. put some people in a blender and watch what happens :P

RadimentriX shit happens XD

Justin Noker No. That's the simple way of putting it. First off, you anchor the engine. Secondly, you put on a wide prop that is short and incapable of pulling the engine. It's also a good idea to have a prop so that it doesn't over-speed too easily. I'm an aircraft mechanic, and doing runups is something I do a lot.

That engine is already overheated...

Heating it up too fast warps components and leads to engine damage. Plus these engines used their props as flywheels to stabilize their RPM, this engine really need at least a club prop attached to it to give it that momentum as well as cooling air so that it runs right.

i to tell you but no you heat up engines slowly. Heating them to fast can cause many issues. In particular in cars with turbos if you floor it with a cold engine you run the risk of breaking the turbo because it cannot handle extreme temp changes in a short time. You can also crack quite a few of the really thick and heavy metal components that are not easy or cheap to fix.

If it were mine, I would have a prop on it.Absolute worst thing to do , and that engine gets very hot quickly. It was way past normal operating temp !

I've never heard of a modern car with a radial engine. It is better for a radial engine to get to operating temp fast because that is what they were designed to do. They literally pumped hot oil into them before takeoff.

JewlzTheRambler no

that was just a show sir, they run it for seconds so the operator knows it though..

it won't last more than 2 or 3 minute on the ground do the overheating of the engine

Vladimirovich volk atleast it didnt seized

It will be fine. They use these engines in pulling tractors and still warm them up for a minute or two before they take off.

Cody Johnstonbaugh​ yeah i watched some tractors with these kind of engine in competition...