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Torque isn’t an issue if it isn’t pushing a drivetrain, but an inverter generator to charge the electric drivetrain. That would also lower the forces applied t
by Ancapistani 3y ago
Torque isn’t an issue if it isn’t pushing a drivetrain, but an inverter generator to charge the electric drivetrain.
That would also lower the forces applied to the piston roller bearings, which should greatly improve reliability.
- ben_bai 3y agoYes those tiny new engines (also liquidpiston engine) would make a good range-extender for electric drivetrains, also thinking semi-trucks and big equipment. Wherever you need big torque/power to get going, but once rolling 35hp is enough to keep rolling.