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| Italdesign Namir Concept |
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| Rotary engines |
| carguynv 03-13-2009 |
The rotary engine powering the generator would be very smooth. Small piston engine powered generators tend to be shakers. A rotary engine would need a substantial muffler system. |
| Efficiency |
| acfsambo 03-08-2009 |
Johannahon, a rotory engine is extremely efficent when spinning at the right RPM. They are not so ecomonical in cars because they lack low down torque, so you have to rev them a bit more to get the power. For use as a generator, it should be more efficient than a conventional engine. |
| beautiful car ,but..;.... |
| johannahon 03-07-2009 |
A rotary engine that is economical? they are renowned for being gazguzzlers in cars like the mazda rx7...Even in a hybrid I have my doubts they would be the best option. I'd love to see how they achieve that, then I'm rebuilding my car in a minute :-D |
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