Nitro Engine Visible Combustion!

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[@rosquinha21]

5:36 , best sound of my life

[@marcusmeade9033]

5:37 When that constipation finally lets go in the bathroom.

[@duncanblack7359]

Marcus Meade this, this is true, and underrated.

[@carloscastiano]

See I have the runs right now and laughed at this so hard a fart and lil squirt in pant.

[@ritesh6487]

who else love the process of lathe machine...sooo satisfying

[@matr313]

best porn ever!

[@captainhowdy9557]

ritesh I built a silencer my senior year , I said it was a peg for a bike , and I followed exact specs , I still have it . Or do I 😜

[@myobboy9973]

Maker could be man, woman, bo,y girl, no voice and now up 2,7 million subs. Not bad eh!

[@mikekopf1173]

I am amazed at how wet it is inside the cylinder when it is running. I always thought it would be much more fiery and dry. Looks like water in there. Cool video.

[@thehobbynetwork9979]

It was super fat could have stood to be leaned out quite a bit you could hear it in the revs

[@prodigioustortuga1107]

This engine wasn’t tuned correctly. Very rich.

[@kennedy98796]

thats what lubes the upper cylinder

[@needmoreboost6369]

@@thehobbynetwork9979 definitely rich! I’m one to criticise tuning often! but in this case I think it was for the better as it would have been a short vid of it at peak tune before melting.

[@sinplomosrc2792]

5:37 Flupp :D . Awesome work ! Great Skills at the maschine!

[@austinallmond7211]

I'd like to see you run the tesla turbine off the exhaust of a nitro engine. See how many rippums it can hit. And maybe make a second turbine and attach it to the first to function as a turbocharger.

[@danieltabrizian]

Its a 2 stroke man, they react very differently to compressed air. It can even decrease power to some extend.

[@henria.277]

2 strokes actually turbocharge themselves once they start resonating so it won't make a big difference.

[@StasRyadinsky]

I see you caught the AvE bug too? ha ha

[@austinallmond7211]

StasRyadinsky Guilty as charged.

[@sleeptyper]

Nitro exhaust has a lot of oil in it. I think it would flood the tesla turbine, disrupting it's operation.

[@WarpedPerception]

Your on your chase game !. lol. now that you're done with it ship it to us to film in High Speed.

[@jangisgand6140]

Warped Perception This needs to be top comment!!

[@jangisgand6140]

Try to run nitro fuel in your see trough engine

[@hole1stdrillpresschannel]

Love your precision!

[@TheRealRCSparks]

That was fun! Thanks :)

[@sabianmathews9480]

HEY I LOVE YOU GUYS JUST WATCHED JEM UNVEIL HER AXIAL SX10II!!!!!!!!

[@shadowward5841]

How u doin

[@PCrailfan3790]

Hundredth like

[@mikekopf1173]

I am amazed at how 'wet' it is inside the combustion chamber. I always thought of it as a very dry hot gaseous environment. It is soaking wet. Really cool video.

[@Photonees]

Probably running rich and not high rpm, nitro engines "collect" a but in idle and low rpm, and spit it all when you rev them up... so at its highest rpm, would guess it' going to less wet

[@nitroluver4l591]

@@Photonees The cylinder would have to be wet anyway, since a nitro engine is a 2 stroke and needs to fuel to oil the engine

[@mattpaff7819]

at the end the glow plug was like.... NOPE

[@mattpaff7819]

SgtPiggie lol 😂

[@cokadezideriu]

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[@skromjan.kothadhambhai7966]

Matt Paff weather Udaipur

[@skromjan.kothadhambhai7966]

Matt Paff change in the dumb Kotha

[@makszugeljgaspersic7877]

Spark plug*

[@fbiofficial8298]

5:36 vtec kicks in yo

[@WiarcikThePower]

5:36 - typical civic fanboy`s car

[@Some_person.]

Ok

[@NieJestemzPolskiPL]

5:37 fart.

[@21LOLxPRO]

NieJestemzPolskiPL is popup engin

[@juantabby4787]

NieJestemzPolskiPL I was thinking queef

[@NonnofYobiznes]

This vid should be called "how to cut a part for an experiment"

[@endangereddangerous8102]

NieJestemzPolskiPL lol lol lol

[@cristinacarucci5646]

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[@potjnkye86]

I'm a nitro engine fanatic and this is freaking awesome. looks like that kyosho motor has served many purposes for you lol. another amazing video

[@2stroke4me]

Playing with nitro engines, always a thumbs up :-)

[@DerKrawallkeks]

Woow, this is awesome * __ * I love those engines, and this is just great;) like the backplate last time! The ending was epic:D

[@Flyingwigs]

that last part when the glo-plug came out made me laugh very hard, thank you johnny :D

[@CaseyFinSF]

*Perfect timing on the ending with the glow plug fart and ejection. Well Done!*

[@racma8698]

I did'n finish to think "It will burn or explode" that your genius idea made : Ploooup. No good for secret night flights... Lol.

[@gwheyduke]

That was very cool. Love the surprise ending.

[@stormshadow_6477]

Very interesting to see whats going on in one of these things. Good work man, keep it up!

[@kemahp]

As always great. Thanks for this video.

[@quocbao7833]

love your precision! I wonder if it is possible to make entire nitro engine out of arcrylic ?

[@w_callaghan8300]

i was just thinking this the other day! i wondered why no one has done this and now you did it and my life is complete

[@steveblackbird5174]

Check out the vid of the O.S Rotary with the Plexiglass end plate... very epic viewing right there....crazy engines those Wankels....

[@quakermaas]

wow....very good. I was very surprised at how wet the mixture was inside the cylinder. Thanks.

[@deant6168]

awesome man just awesome and the end with the glowplug was funny as hell lol

[@andreim841]

The moment when it spits out the glow plug... Priceless 😂😂😂

[@caribbeanmafia2444]

Nice Vid, was waiting to see the glow plug pop out lol.

[@PCRman1000]

Good job, you are a technical artist. The noise of your engine make the conclusion : whooaah :)

[@TheNicky9905]

This is the third time this has come around into my suggestion list and for the third time I'm saying COOL! I've been into Nitro/glow engines since I was a kid, but I'd never been "into" one before, again, really cool :)

[@theophile5701]

I just want to say that I really love your videos! Keep going!!!!!

[@johnnyq90]

Thank you!

[@culmalachie]

Well who would have thought! very educational for the short while it lasted. great to see - and so relatively simple

[@waynevmax]

That was great! thanks for posting the video.

[@Jeje5775]

I like your video very much! Filming and editing is awesome!

[@patoconnell6940]

Great video and I love the craftsmanship and ingenuity in your projects! The material that you use looks like polycarbonate, rather than acrylic (Plexiglas). Much better impact resistance than acrylic!

[@jackansi]

The ending was everything I expected it to be! Nice!

[@steveblackbird5174]

It's all fun till the glow plug pops out! Nice vid!! Thankyou!!!

[@sergiogabrielgrillo2382]

Asombroso ! Que buena demostración !

[@scottrich976]

Nicely set up lathe there !!

[@Daydreaminginmono]

Love the video johnny, but i dont think theres much point in the music, imo its nicer and more organic if there was just the noise of the machines there. Keep up the good work!

[@RobertSeviour1]

Quite right, the music is 'orrible.

[@Catrik]

Hahaha in the last video someone was complaining the video was boring because of no music. And johnny replied that in last video someone complained that there was music :DI think this video has perfect balance. Music in the background but noise from the machines etc is dominant.

[@Daydreaminginmono]

its so quiet i can barely hear it, but theres something nice about hearing the cutting noises only, plus electronic music doesnt really fit the whole feel of machining metals and plastics :P i like the video im just saying, a little constructive criticism is good :)

[@DoRC]

Great video brought to its inevitable conclusion:)

[@ianvicedomini2648]

That was interesting seeing just how much a glow plug goes through. Great video buddy

[@dfwboxingisback9173]

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[@calebsrccrawlers]

4:29 the engine starts up.

[@alaskaaksala123]

Very cool!..thanks for the video!

[@srcondor237]

You should make a full engine !! Awesome video

[@opticschief]

Very neat. Thanks for sharing.

[@rickey5353]

Cool video with a surprise ending.

[@shakeyshine]

Very cool video, Thanks for making it..

[@matowixunplugged7927]

Nice climax at the end

[@pasjpbac]

Just loved the end, the rest was perfect :-)

[@mickcarson8504]

Good job, Johnny. Wise man.

[@ChrisFredriksson]

Wow, that was sooo awesome! Thank you for trying this and showing! haha and the ending!!! =D Awesome!

[@veloxifastt1492]

super cool, thanks for posting !!!!!

[@pauljs75]

Interesting to see just how rich the mix is for that. Knew there was oil-gas mix in 2-cycles, but it even seems generous.

[@TWLML420]

It was funny how the glowplug pooped out at the end.

[@waleedahmed4591]

RIP headphones 5:20

[@brando555555]

That head lasted longer than I thought it would, those engines get hot without a heatsink

[@ringdikit]

Nice ending wkwkw.. like "plueeegrrrrr...!"

[@ciarancdc]

Haha the little fart out of it at the end

[@toro4090]

Haha that sounded like a wet fart at the end when the plug popped out lol.

[@reyeshdz3475]

como funciona esa bujia que queda dando chispa despues del arranque?

[@charles0423]

When is the transparent crankcase coming?

[@walterbast835]

Very nice. You should see the color of the Fire by adjusting the Mixture. Some years ago ive done this with the HB Glass Glowplug.But not very long. Then the glass was black...

[@flaviopaschoalino4068]

Congratulations, I loved!!!

[@meep282]

Great job, You should make a video about your lathe and other tools.

[@Lucas_sGarage]

how to make a turbocharger with compresor for motor

[@daveb5041]

I knew the glow plug did more then start the engine. The guy at the hobby store tried to tell me other wise. After you remove the current to the platinum coated filament the filament stays red hot because its catalyzing methanol. Instead of a spark you have a catalyst ignite the fuel when it reaches a certain pressure. Varying the glow plug can change the ignition timing of your engine. Anyway to film that with a high speed zoomed in camera? Or be able to send it to a "youtube'r" that can?

[@Shadow0fd3ath24]

That's why they call it a "glow plug". That guy is an idiot. How else would it create ignition if the engine wasnt keeping something small hot from combustion.

[@autogolazzojr7950]

@@Shadow0fd3ath24 He's probably confusing it with a diesel glow plug, which is just used as a starting aid. He's still an idiot in my book, because he's giving out wrong advice to customers.

[@nitrogas5719]

Seth N. I don’t see how he is an idiot the platinum in the glow plug reacts with the methanol in the fuel, you can change the ignition timing by going to a hotter or colder plug, with a hotter plug it will burn the fuel earlier and with a cold plug it will burn later. I don’t see how this guy is an idiot too you

[@workonesabs]

Lol, I thought that was going to happen! The glo plug eventually melted out. Good demo though. Wonder if you could make it from a material which is much harder, but translucent?

[@jmar1371]

Suggest you avoid grinding acrylic on a bench grinder. It melts, gets forced into the pores, and the next time you turn on the grinder, the wheel explodes.

[@Hidden_Destinations]

Melted plastics in the cylinder, ouch. Good video.

[@ThatOneTruckGuy]

That ending lol.

[@descent8275]

mod a nitro engine to a water cooled one. wrap copper tubing around block and head and solder them on. use a computer radiator for cooling and a small water pump. also use some kind of thermostat function thats able to controll the water temp. I just wanted to build one, but never had time. other stuff got in the way^^

[@lloydprunier4415]

Enjoyed the video and kept thinking how much heat can the plastic take? Then plop out comes the glow plug and the temp was reached. After watching these different videos of transparent heads on different engines I'm really amazed at how much liquid is in the combustion chamber when alcohol is used. Warped Perception has some really good slow motion vids of 4 stroke running on different fuels.

[@sosthenesbarreto4128]

motor trabalha bem lubrificado. belo video.

[@melvinhernandez6111]

This man is a mechanical artist

[@coryxj6er873]

nicely done :)

[@DigBipper188]

You should totally build a turbo for the nitro engine! that would be cool mod and a decent challenge!

[@Roundswithnocontext]

have you got around to putting one of your miniture turbos on? i asked you a while ago and you said you will try it ? did it not work?

[@flaplaya]

Sweet! Under a load it would really show off :)

[@dandiy4958]

Cool experiment, just wondering what lathe your using?

[@terry4144]

I liked the fart at the end

[@thejunkshop5022]

awesome machine work oddly satisfying video

[@G.M..]

Nice job !

[@Forgan_Mreeman]

i'll never understand how igniting such a small amount of fuel has enough power to push a piston down. in any car.

[@sbckev2287]

Aww man, forget the engine I love the lathe!

[@MrUltraworld]

There's 6 minutes I'll never get back.

[@MrZachxd]

Awesome video!

[@livelongandprosper70]

good work, totally WORTH IT !

[@monelfunkawitz3966]

Nice catch.

[@MrTheFSXFAN]

What kind of material did you use to shine (transparency) the plastic material ?

[@Photonees]

That ending though hahaha

[@canningpark]

LoL last part is cool.!

[@Jomama1993]

I want to see you make an entire acrylic nitro engine

[@DINGERscotland]

Turning any plastics is a pain, used to hate doing that on the lathe,

[@phantomfoxyy]

5:36 fail LOL

[@Yukanhayt-Mhenow]

Surprised at how dim or low lit the combustion is!

[@spoada]

Love the finale

[@devilsoffspring5519]

5:37 Hehehe yeah, I guess that'll happen! :)

[@RobertSeviour1]

About 45 years ago I bought a spark plug with a quarz glass? section where you would normally find ceramic. It made it possible to fine tune the mixture from the carb by observing the flame colour in the combustion chamber. It was durable unlike johnnyq90's plastic version.

[@ElectricSwordfish]

What engine did you use it for?

[@RobertSeviour1]

@@ElectricSwordfish I worked on many popular cars of the 60s and 70s. Ford, BMC, MG etc.

[@ElectricSwordfish]

@@RobertSeviour1 That's honestly super interesting. "See through" engines seem to be trend that started just several years ago....but you were doing that in the 80s. Can't believe I've never heard of such a tool either...what was the name of the tool/spark plug if you remember? Like brand and model name. Edit: was it called the Colortune?

[@RobertSeviour1]

@@ElectricSwordfish I haven't seen my device in the last 20 years or so but on looking at the Colortune ad, I think that is it.