Plasma Jet Ignition
Gary Derian
gderian at cybergate.net
Mon Feb 22 20:30:27 GMT 1999
I do remember that article. I believe it was Hot Rod. The engine was a
nail head Buick. The anti-foulers like things were welded in to provide
cooling water around them. All the sparkplugs were connected together in a
single circuit with a capacitor at each one. There was some kind of spark
generator to create a high frequency spark. The inventor had all sorts of
claims for better performance and economy. I have never heard of such a
system since.
Gary Derian <gderian at cybergate.net>
>Barry Tisdale wrote:
>
>> Anybody remember an *old* spark ignition system that used conventional
spark plugs & an anti-fouler extension w/ a *small* hole into the combustion
chamber? The spark fired constantly, on compression, air/fuel would be
squeezed up the tube, enter a small chamber around the spark plug, ignite &
then shoot back into the combustion chamber. Apparently self-timing, self
load compensating, etc.
>>
>> Wonder what ever happened to that - read about it in an old mag, '60s or
so..
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