Hurley claim 900hp from their six-rotor ... I presume that's n/a, I'd hope anyway. Peripheral ported ...



Are six the limit? has anyone done an eight-rotor? (heck has anyone else done a six-rotor)



How much torque can the e-shaft transmit?

I've only heard about 4 rotors, six rotor would be great. Any pics of it.

Yes, pics of the e-shaft specifically.

http://www.hurley-engineering.ltd.uk/hme13b.aspx



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I only saw 2,3,4 rotor e-shafts only.

I think the sum total of their info on the six-rotor is right there. One pic and one line of text ... that's all I could find anyway.

Something tells me they either don't want people to know what the phasing looks like, or that it's not fully completed yet.

It looks a little suspect with no intermediate plates a la 20B. Not that hard to bolt together a bunch of spare parts I suppose https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...DIR#>/wink.png unless anyone knows how they supported the e-shaft in the middle?

I don't know a ton about them, but wouldn't the e-shaft be put under too much stress for it to handle at that length?

If you can connect 2 motor together, why not get 2 787B (4 rotor). That's the only way I see a 8 rotor and how long do you think it would be.