Mounster Design - Revision history

KhalidH at 19:52, 6 January 2013

2013-01-06T19:52:19Z

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	PGS has contacted Wally Mounster directly as of 19 March 2012, and expects to find out the status of the design from Wally's perspective before the end of the month.		PGS has contacted Wally Mounster directly as of 19 March 2012, and expects to find out the status of the design from Wally's perspective before the end of the month.

	[[Category:~~Modern~~ Steam Engine]]		[[Category:Steam Engine]]

Rasmus: minor fix

2012-04-03T16:26:01Z

minor fix

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	(see corresponding blog post - [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2009/09/steam-meet-report/])		(see corresponding blog post - [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2009/09/steam-meet-report/])

	Wally Mounster of Tasmania, Australia developed a steam engine with two cylinders and a cross head cam that operates poppet valves to control the engine. It is recommended a simple, easy to build engine by Tom Kimmel, President of the Steam Automobile Club of America (SACA).		Wally Mounster of Tasmania, Australia developed a steam engine with two cylinders and a cross head cam that operates poppet valves to control the engine. It is recommended as a simple, easy to build engine by Tom Kimmel, President of the Steam Automobile Club of America (SACA).

	The following images are provided by Tom Kimmel:		The following images are provided by Tom Kimmel:

Paul.gs: Contact with Wally Mounster noted.

2012-03-19T06:57:48Z

Contact with Wally Mounster noted.

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	The IP status of this design is not known at this time pending reply from Tom Kimmel.		The IP status of this design is not known at this time pending reply from Tom Kimmel.

			PGS has contacted Wally Mounster directly as of 19 March 2012, and expects to find out the status of the design from Wally's perspective before the end of the month.

	[[Category:Modern Steam Engine]]		[[Category:Modern Steam Engine]]

Mjn at 16:45, 27 December 2011

2011-12-27T16:45:19Z

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			[[FeF]] is currently pursuing the Wally Mounster modern steam engine:
			*Poppet valves
			*3D cam for full cutoff control and reverse
			*Complete [[Intensive and Extensive Scalability]]

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			(You can purchase plans for this engine from [[SACA]] for $?)
			(see corresponding blog post - [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/2009/09/steam-meet-report/])

	Wally Mounster of Tasmania, Australia developed a steam engine with two cylinders and a cross head cam that operates poppet valves to control the engine. It is recommended a simple, easy to build engine by Tom Kimmel, President of the Steam Automobile Club of America (SACA).		Wally Mounster of Tasmania, Australia developed a steam engine with two cylinders and a cross head cam that operates poppet valves to control the engine. It is recommended a simple, easy to build engine by Tom Kimmel, President of the Steam Automobile Club of America (SACA).

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	The IP status of this design is not known at this time pending reply from Tom Kimmel.		The IP status of this design is not known at this time pending reply from Tom Kimmel.

			[[Category:Modern Steam Engine]]

Mjn at 16:41, 27 December 2011

2011-12-27T16:41:10Z

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	[[Image:mounster-4.jpg]]		[[Image:mounster-4.jpg\|600px]]

	[[Image:mounster-5.jpg]]		[[Image:mounster-5.jpg\|600px]]

	The IP status of this design is not known at this time pending reply from Tom Kimmel.		The IP status of this design is not known at this time pending reply from Tom Kimmel.

Mjn at 16:40, 27 December 2011

2011-12-27T16:40:50Z

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	The following images are provided by Tom Kimmel:		The following images are provided by Tom Kimmel:

	[[Image:mounster-1.jpg]]		[[Image:mounster-1.jpg\|600px]]

	[[Image:mounster-2.jpg]]		[[Image:mounster-2.jpg]]

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2011-12-27T16:39:52Z

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Wally Mounster of Tasmania, Australia developed a steam engine with two cylinders and a cross head cam that operates poppet valves to control the engine. It is recommended a simple, easy to build engine by Tom Kimmel, President of the Steam Automobile Club of America (SACA).

The following images are provided by Tom Kimmel:

[[Image:mounster-1.jpg]]

[[Image:mounster-2.jpg]]

[[Image:mounster-3.jpg]]

[[Image:mounster-4.jpg]]

[[Image:mounster-5.jpg]]

The IP status of this design is not known at this time pending reply from Tom Kimmel.