could a rc engine make more power if it was water cooled? like some of the air craft engine ect.
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water cooled rc engine?
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beason
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the only ones i know of that are liquid cooled are boat engines because of the abundance of water around.
I doubt power gain, if any, would be worth the added weight and bulk of a radiator, pump, reservoir, and the water.
I doubt power gain, if any, would be worth the added weight and bulk of a radiator, pump, reservoir, and the water.
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yep your right. the factory does things a certen way for a reason. its strange we think we have a better idea. NOT very often.
pgk
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well that is for sure different. and expensive, looks like the cooling tower on a computer CPI. think? but no info on power gain.