Stirling Engine Full Metal Combustion Engine Hit & Miss Gas Model Engine Gift Collection STEM Toy

Starter kits for the engine: Spark Plug + CDI Plug

What's Hit and Miss Engine? 

A governor regulates the pace at which a hit-and-miss engine, a type of four-stroke internal combustion engine, operates. It was created in the late 19th century, and several businesses produced it between the 1890s and around the 1940s. The term for these engines derives from their speed control: they cycle without firing ("miss") while operating over their set speed and only fire ("hit") when operating at or below it. This is how speed control differs from "throttle governed" speed control. The engine makes a unique "POP whoosh whoosh whoosh POP" sound while it is operating without a load. The engine fires, coasts, and then fires again to maintain its average speed.

Features:

1. sturdy construction: The construction is sturdy, the surface has been treated to prevent corrosion, and the engine may be disassembled and utilized for DIY projects.

2, SIMPLE OPERATING PROCEDURE: Mount the engine on a lug boss, suspend the wheel, and manually rotate the wheel (it might take a couple of tries to get the engine to turn over). The engine will then turn over. It is very convenient to study the engine's workings.

3. PRIORITY GIFT OPTION FOR MANY APPLICATIONS: The engine can be utilized for a variety of purposes, including as a terrific gift for teachers to use as demo props in class, a birthday present for friends, family, or parents, or as a decoration for the house or workplace. 

Description:
Item Name: Full Metal Combustion Engines
Weight: About 2kg
Material: Aluminium Alloy
Voltage: 6~10V
Fuel: Kerosene or Gasoline
The best tappet clearance: 0.5mm
Age: Kids over 10 years old

Packaga Included:
1 × Full Metal Hit and Miss Engine