MK2 Chinese Hit & Miss Engine

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[@johnnyq90]

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[@jonathanbevan7030]

JohnnyQ90 is this the same eachine that made my drone? 👀

[@austin73]

I recently received mine. Are your mains a little loose? If I grab mine by the fly wheels, I can move the cranks shaft up and down a few thousandths or either side. The bottom end of the rod is a nice fit in comparison.

[@garethronaldo8692]

love it

[@rodney7799]

I have one and the crankshaft is loose, also mine did not come with a muffler. I emailed banggood and they never replied. I also left a bad review which never showed up, then I left a negative comment that never showed up either. I do like the engine though. I don't see the need for tall water hopper though, I can run mine 30 minutes and the water barely gets warm. Also the original engines didn't have weird tall water hoppers.

[@Madatij]

What do you use to lubricate it? Any reasons to not use regular gasoline?

[@KarlHamilton]

Infinitely better without background music.

[@myenglishisbadpleasecorrec5446]

KTUK, KTUK, KTUK, KTUK, KTUK

[@ZA-mb5di]

It could go to the beat of Meshuggah

[@AttilaAsztalos]

All it needs is a truck-style vertical exhaust with a flap at the end... ;)

[@jakesgt3314]

Attila Asztalos tractor flat👌🏼👌🏼😂

[@scslre]

JakesGT33 come on, Bart! Riiiiiide me.

[@jakesgt3314]

JJ 😂😂😂😂

[@marekant7776]

Runs just like my car

[@billydarley6925]

same here till my turbo kicks in.

[@xenonram]

Same here, until VTEC kicks in.

[@docwu2k]

Same here, until the acid kicks in.

[@jameshogge]

Same here, until the check engine light kicked in...

[@crackedemerald4930]

Same here, until the owner kicks me

[@danielforde-pogson]

These little engines are great, but your own engineering really makes it. Fantastic!

[@warbot2544]

I have similar looking10 hp diesel engine (water cooled) at my farm Like 15 years old I love its sound 😍 A lot of memories related to it My grandfather 😍 bought it Now he is no more 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@verdatum]

Thank you for putting a load on it at the end. I see too many hit-or-miss engines just idling, and that doesn't tell the whole story.

[@ryanmalin]

Please make this into a little generator. It would run constantly if you could get the right load applied. You could just keep adding electrical load until this thing runs all the time. It might get way too hot but I’m sure you’d be able to redesign the cooling system once again. Love the videos. Excellent machining work sir!

[@OneManBandWoodworks]

Sounds like my old Datsun Stanza, but I think this develops more torque

[@shemp308]

my car that sounded like was a Vega I must admit longer and looks nicer. Probably has more torque to. No joke it starts easier.

[@josepharmstrong2610]

You have inspired me to buy a hobby mill and lathe from sieg the sc4 lathe and the new 3.5 mill ,I have so many things I want to build so I thank you ,keep on posting videos please . I have no engeneering experience but I look forward to learning ,once again thanks.

[@megaflea2k]

Shoulda put a teabag in the water cooler extension

[@savneetsinghrairai6823]

Make instant cupo noodles with hot warer😁😂🤣

[@buckwrabbit9276]

My Late Father passed away this past Christmas at 88 years old has built 21 miniature hit & miss Stationary engines. They ALL run perfect. It’s good to see yours performing well.

[@rishabhraj5515]

Keep Posting , we will like to see more engines like these ! Awesome !

[@richardschindler8822]

Now that’s stinkin cool !!! I don’t know what’s more impressive, the engine or all the machining that went into it.

[@randyroberts5562]

Those old hit and miss engines are awsome, great video.

[@moinshaikh2265]

Fantastic Weldon. Detailed job with precision.

[@chrissutton3043]

Curious, why not put fins on the water tank extension?

[@WX4CB]

i thought the exact same thing

[@verdatum]

He is probably kicking himself about this. I could imagine making a flub like this; it is such a crummy feeling.

[@ThatBum42]

It's not really necessary since it's not the air that's moving the heat away but the evaporation of the water

[@cripplekid0902]

verdatum um he did not make the engine

[@peterduxbury927]

@@ThatBum42 A combination of ambient air temp and evaporation. To add Cooling Fins painted Matt Black would contribute to remove more heat, thus less evaporation.

[@jasonrhodes9683]

Do they make miniature farm equipment for that thing to power or is it something you play with for 15 minutes every couple months?

[@OscarOliu]

@@A_Man_In_His_Van This about sums it up.

[@suzukietc1373]

There mini stationary engines available that can power mini farm equipment, cant see why you couldn't use a belt off the fly wheel to power one of those

[@A_Man_In_His_Van]

@@suzukietc1373 of course, I was just being funny, or trying anyway. The only thing this wouldn't be good for is an r/c car, unless you are making a scale 1902 case tractor lol.

[@jedclampett6466]

ryan olson 😂😂😂

[@ziiofswe]

@@A_Man_In_His_Van A hybrid r/c car where the hit & miss powers a generator that keeps the batteries charged......

[@billmullins6833]

I spent part of my growing up years in West Texas around the oil fields and saw many of this type of engine powering oil pumps called "pump jacks". A pump jack is a simple walking beam pump used to lift crude oil up from the depths to the pipeline. The engines made a very distinctive noise when running. You could hear the engine going "chug chug chug " and then going silent and starting up again. I suspect the engine only ran on the lifting part of the pumping cycle.These days I suspect that they have switched over to electric motors.

[@Screamingz1]

How freaking cool. But you know we want to see what it does with a tighter spring! Lol

[@rcwreck-creation]

The stuff that is done on this channel is amazing! Keep up the awesome content? Love it! 👍🍻from🇨🇦

[@bradleygambino5021]

Hell yeah! I just got plans for one similar to this. Have to build all parts myself, even spark plug!

[@Technoismystyle17]

hello really nice project I've always wanted such a motor since I've seen him the first time. Great work, very good quality.

[@exposingthedarknesswiththe9190]

Have no idea what this little machine is supposed to do....but was interesting.

[@GaiusCaligula234]

It's a combustion engine

[@david9783]

It is a scaled down version of machines that were used in a wide variety of work applications.

[@Xenro66]

Ever since ChuckE's video about the 100 year old hit and miss engine, I've become fascinated by how they work.

[@lsjones42]

Xenro66 they’re really simple, and depending on where you live they can be pretty affordable too

[@Xenro66]

@@lsjones42 Exactly, that's why I like them so much. Such a simple and elegant design. And yeah, I can just get them off any Chinese retailer site

[@uint16_t]

I'd love to put a generator on it, at least to power the spark plug

[@anhbluekey]

Why would you want a generator for a spark plug? A magneto powers spark plugs

[@uint16_t]

@@anhbluekey a magneto *is* a generator

[@anhbluekey]

@@uint16_t A magneto is an electrical generator that uses permanent magnets to produce periodic pulses of alternating current. Hand-cranked magneto generators were used to provide ringing current in early telephone systems. ... A Generator is a device which converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.

[@uint16_t]

@@anhbluekey that's what I said

[@anhbluekey]

@@uint16_t Just to be clear, a magneto creates a pulse (spark) to fire a spark plug with the correct timing. A generator puts out a constant power source in Alternating current, or direct current after the AC signal is modified through a bridge rectifier made of diodes....Big difference

[@kpaintball3]

Love the content thanks for the upload

[@beenusirimanne]

Jeez, a giveaway from JohnnyQ90 would be epic :D

[@karanmarwaha6605]

The sound of the engine is so calming!

[@locouk]

What a beautiful little runner!

[@UltimateSugar95]

Can't wait to see what you give away or wait to see what project you come up with next!

[@HealthThroughNutrition]

I really hope we get to hear your voice in the give away, it would be good to hear from the person who puts all of these really satisfying videos together. Would it be possible to see a wobbler steam system running sometime, if you'd be so kind? I can half hear Fed Dibnas voice talking about old Victorian engineering in my head when I watch your videos. I wish I took more interest in steam at a younger age.

[@Cherokee93]

Your videos are just so satisfying

[@koroshbaradaran9001]

Any other KZbinr: I sleep JohnnyQ90: R E A L S H I T?

[@runforitman]

Not on this video though

[@muhammaduzaibmashwani764]

I just love it simply outstanding just look at the design and structure mind blowing

[@91rickstar]

Man I wish I had the skills knowledge and the machinery to do all that u do on this channel all projects you have done are awesome

[@AntoniocooldudeAftony]

You can manufacture very accurate components with just hand tools like a file for example you can technically even build machine tools like a lathe if you can cast aluminum and use a hand drill

[@justinhaines7083]

Beautiful work!

[@aaronnewman959]

I could watch these all day.

[@Zefiros]

You can get it run slower by making the compression lower. You will have to make a ring which between the cylinder and cylinderhead. Works pretty good. Anyway, nice video's! Really enjoy it.

[@peterkleene8240]

You find the coolest little machines

[@tmsgaming5998]

just a idea but to dampen the ''kick'' from the engine you could put the engine on rails so it would kick forward and a spring could pull the engine back (like a artillery peace) i don't know how effective it would be but it just might work

[@dragonslayerornstein387]

Or use fome pads.

[@tmsgaming5998]

@@dragonslayerornstein387 way to simple we need a shock dampener ripped straight from ww2

[@dragonslayerornstein387]

@@tmsgaming5998 Modern solution for studying Nanotechnology: Use a rock!

[@tmsgaming5998]

@@dragonslayerornstein387 NOO! lol

[@dragonslayerornstein387]

@@tmsgaming5998 How do you dampen vibrations? With weights. Literally, look it up

[@1234cdsarver]

Pretty cool thank you for sharing the video

[@david9783]

Well done...I'd love to have one.

[@bobbystaley9709]

I’m gonna get it for Christmas I can’t wait!!!!!

[@fbo_335i6]

Cant wait to see more!

[@Brok3nC4rrot]

You should run a flat-belt off that thing to a miniature sawmill or something

[@kleetus92]

I would actually like to see what this would do with a heavier weight flywheel. I don't know if these are aluminum or steel... thought about popping one off and casting it in lead just for added mass.

[@isaacgonzalez9295]

Love how most of the merch is rotary😍

[@ziggassedup]

Cool little engine.

[@desmondauffrey7823]

Great work !

[@vdel9036]

WOW ! The blue first, and now, the grey one. Birth of a cool engine collection. I can't wait to see how you improved this new toy. Maybe a heavier stand to help it staying in place when running ? I have a question : where did you buy the boot under the chuck of you lathe ? I'm trying to find one but no way. I also own a Optimum lathe. Thank you

[@shug831]

Nice extra water cooling but what about lubrication cups for bearings?

[@kleetus92]

They'd leak something terrible... I put 5w40 oil on mine to lubricate it, and it shot shit everywhere! There's so much bearing clearance it could probably run grease.

[@stsbrothers2905]

Do a 2step Im kidding, amazing work

[@CJE2007.5]

Now that you have two of these you should build one from scratch. Think it would be pretty neat to see start to finish.

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Cool! Thank you!

[@muh1h1]

very cool, missed a chance to leave cooling fins on the water extensions though :)

[@johne5854]

Good video. What purpose is a supercharger going to achieve.

[@TheGuccibane]

Oh boy, another week and a half to see if there are any supercharger updates

[@BigCool95]

I love these little engines. I want to turn one into a mini generator, maybe just have a usb charger attached just to charge a phone off of. It’d be interesting to see how long the run time would be to charge a phone

[@bankimpatel9483]

I love the mod you have made to the exhaust to stop the engine from getting dirty. Can you please tell me what thread the brass fitting is that screwed into the engine? Thankyou.

[@terrylinenberger378]

No doubt this is a fine little engine, runs nicely and beautifully . That said, a good engineer with access to cnc factory machinery should be able to produce fine products. Now if this were built by a person in there home shop with manual machines I would be impressed.

[@retrotechandelectronics]

I saw your video with the 10w bulb, I wonder how much power [W] the engine produces at 1/4 and 1/2 duty cycle.... through a very efficient motor and a calibrated resistor reading the current in series if the hits to misses could be captures to accurately determine duty cycle

[@milesfinch]

Sounds like my old Ford Escort!!!

[@LEGOBubuS]

Nice one! You should make an RC model with this engine! =)

[@technikfreak9859]

That would be quite interesting to see but I think it’s really difficult to build an RC car or similar out of it because there is no way of controlling the speed of the motor on the go ( I think) because the speed is set by the springs and so you need the be very creative with some sort of electric fuel shut off valve so the RC don’t just keeps on driving until you catch it or the fuel runs out.

[@AnD1262]

@@technikfreak9859 There is certain "gearboxes" that can use a one-speed engine but how small they can get is unknown to me. The weights on the engine regulate the speed by pushing that bar on a pivot at 1:50 when they overpower the springs with centrifugal force this takes the cam away from the timing rod on the side of the engine, an electric motor on the bar would be able to slow/stop the engine from running or manually speed it up. still making an RC car out of it while interesting would be a waste of time and effort IMO

[@billcrawford7259]

What is the lathe tool attachment your using for drilling the holes that is installed on your tool holder? That’s pretty sick!

[@moto_rad]

It is governing out at max RPM. Hold the bar in instead of letting the little trigger looking thing block it and watch it rev up.

[@moemaster1966]

Back in the 20’s and 30’s every farmer or ranch had a motel Ike this to run “stuff” …the things could sit for years and with a little tinkering start right up to run your water pump generators even old washers

[@tobeypeters]

Time to build a full scale Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car.

[@flamethrowerguy5018]

Nice engine good video

[@mickmuzzmkmz1628]

These engines are an interesting amusement from an almost forgotten past. Much like a model steam or Sterling engine, however when the initial excitement is over, they aren't much good for anything other than being a pretty paperweight or dust gatherer!

[@IW4DBX]

What about making a little lubricant reservoir where the piston is running, and with a tiny oil pump, fed some oil to bushings?

[@SimonTekConley]

I should hand you an old spark ignition box. Buzz coils

[@MetroidChild]

I wonder if it would run smoother if the governor hair pin trigger would have a slope to it? That way the throttle would probably roll off the gs better than only having an on and off state.

[@Rams495]

Make a beltdrive and use it to turn a generator and power something

[@robertopavon7453]

Make for it a cooling system, with radiator and recirculation. That would be awesome!!!

[@kleetus92]

they did do that on some, they ran the water down a cone made of screen, it was an early early version of a hyperbolic cooling tower. Worked well actually.

[@donnythedealer1472]

Another good mod would be making a drip oiler for the engine. Just like older hit and miss engines

[@b_mb4948]

Good video. If I may ask, how are you supposed to lubricate that engine? I don't see any obvious provisions for lubrication.

[@megaflea2k]

The magic of brass (I assume)

[@GaiusCaligula234]

Dip it in oil

[@jmeador0012]

Need this!

[@sammyd7857]

I can believe they could make these motors back then but couldn't work out how to throttle it any better

[@savneetsinghrairai6823]

Remind me of prewar hit miss engines century old seen in exhibition

[@mealex303]

Clamp it in the vice buddy love your vids ild love to spend the day with you

[@michaelgoodley7266]

Is this supposed to replace the fuel injection system?

[@Techn0man1ac]

То самое чувство, когда смотришь канал JohnnyQ90 со времён когда у него было 10к подписчиков

[@koskey06]

I wanna see someone do something with one of these..... genorator, etc

[@peterduxbury927]

All that aluminium turned away in the Lathe. The wasted metal could've been used to design Cooling Fins into the extension. Then painted Matt Black for best heat dissipation. Just constructive criticism. That engine is extremely well-made. Greetings from Australia.

[@miniatureenginesandmore9906]

Does it have a throttle on the carburetor or just goes off of the carb adjustment

[@BADALICE]

That thing would drive me nuts if I had to use it.

[@Arctic_silverstreak]

Did i the only one that like this engine when start and having a load

[@cyrillamat4888]

I guess they never miss !

[@ArtRafaelminiatures]

I like that side exhaust. Can you please tell me the thread siz of that port.

[@harrisonreber6936]

He should name this series improving engines

[@LordSmuggington]

I the blue engine and the ignition seems to have failed on me. The ignition box hums but doesn't register the hall sensor for timing.

[@jlgpldrexel]

hello, I have an engine like this, replaced the piston rings and cant make it work again because I forgot to mark the timing, can You help me sending some pics at TDC so I can see where the cam for the exhaust valve should be?

[@bobbylee2985]

Impressive

[@MrocznyTechnik]

Have you machined flywheels on your model? My are badly casted and are off-center by 1mm or more!

[@KianaKaslana638]

And still, they never miss

[@RoboCNCnl]

Very nice !

[@njrich50]

Where can I buy the water cooling tower you made or can I buy from you>?

[@jod125]

What are the AA Batteries used for? Does an ignition system really need that much voltage?

[@lsjones42]

jod125 I wouldn’t think so, it’s probably because they aren’t rechargeable and so you can run the engine many times before needing new batteries. Originally they had magnetos for electricity. That usually have to be spun over by hand

[@josephdickerson5802]

Do you have to add oil to the fuel for lubrication