Hot bulb Model Engine with solid injected fuel built 1988.

[@brocksterification]

The governor driven wedge is a very elegant solution for fuel control. A beautiful engine. Craftsmanship.

[@JD2010whisperer]

Excellent first engine. I guess I should have just watched this video before asking a question you already answered. You have a nice website. Someday I just might have one of your little engines in my collection.

[@boksermotor]

Thank you for your fine comments.

[@boksermotor]

Tak for dine rosende ord om mine modelmotorer

[@barumman]

Very nice work also very interesting design, Thanks for sharing :)

[@boksermotor]

@barumman Thank you for your fine comment

[@boksermotor]

@robinhooodvsyou Thank you for your fine comment

[@ValMartinIreland]

How is the fuel pump and injector designed?

[@Mitsugejl]

Du er da en tusindkunstner uden sidestykke... Meget flot arbejde på alle dine videoer :)

[@drlegendre]

My very limited experience with hot bulb engines says that the bulb preheat is removed once the engine runs. Why is continuous heat needed for this one? Could improved bulb insulation change this?

[@robinhooodvsyou]

Awesome !

[@boksermotor]

@andruha11234 Thank you for your fine comment

[@boksermotor]

@soverato3 Yes I made everything by my self.

[@DerpyRedneck]

What is the torque of a hot bulb engine versus a diesel engine?

[@langer1972]

If I must say you are very smart.

[@boksermotor]

@lotus11freak Tak for dine rosende ord om mine modelmotorer.

[@SimpleCarGuy]

smart people still exist... hmmm

[@YodaWhat]

Find, I love this engine, but I am confused as to why you call it "solid injected fuel", as if it were run on coal dust, which some engines actually do.

[@TarenGarond]

The engine uses solid fuel injection(Used for liquid fuels) with the pump acting directly on the fuel as opposed to air blast injection (Used for liquid or "solid" fuels like coal dust) that uses high pressure air to "blast" the fuel out of the injector.

[@kevgermany]

I was going to ask the same question.

[@kevgermany]

@@TarenGarond thanks. But the term is misleading. I wonder if it's a translation/nomenclature difference between Danish and English.

[@kevgermany]

Did some checking. This should be called solid injection in English, not solid fuel injection, which implies a solid fuel like coal is being injected.

[@TarenGarond]

​@@kevgermany Okay that makes sense, solid fuel injection was the term for this system that was stored in my brain(For some reason).

[@boksermotor]

@langer1972 Thank you for your fine comment