Rotec R350 Model Radial.

1998 Model R350 is run for the first time by builder Paul Chernikeeff. This engine took 2 years to make by hand, and eventually sparked the flame that became todays Rotec Engineering. Manufactures of Rotec radial engines.
See more at www.RotecRadialEngines.com

[@pyromidengineRD]

I enjoy this video. To witness success of a prototype is a true prize. Shame this model is not offered. Imagine this engine on a para-motor. Seal up the valves pockets in the heads, and ensure pressure lube. I would love to buy one! She purrs like a kitten. Masterpiece, you guys at Rotec have created.

[@drifter503]

Nice, so that's the engine that started all. Just read the article on Sport Aviation. Good for you guys, hope you are (even more) succesful with your enterprise.

[@fb2800]

In this video the engine has less that one hour its near new and as you can see I dont have the rocker caps on yet.

[@LuizCma]

very good video, brasil ok.

[@yakcrasher]

@MrJasonHillyer probly although the plane would have to be very light and have a high aspect ratio for the win.

[@utuberlesmouches]

looks like the ideal engine for ultra light solo aircraft - part 103 - or microlight - any chance to see it on the market one nice day ? what HP and weight ? beautifull, bravo !

[@jaromonkey]

how many HP doas it generate?

[@gdcartjr]

Funny, cause the guy at the end of the tape says it will never work in a plane. Now look at them.

[@C3H8E30]

Aussies! :)

[@robertbowman3406]

I think the focus is off. Looks blurry to me.

[@DieselFreak4101]

at first kinda sounds like a v8

[@mattjacomos2795]

be better without the the know-it-alls crap comments?