Vid inside a cylinder during combustion!

[Fizzbitt]

I have just confirmed that i must be a petrol head at some level because i find this vid fascinating!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5...893860613&hl=en

[chrisvrscrx]

WOW thats ace!!

[MalcQV]

Superb, the exhaust stroke always seems to be cut out at the end a little, but fantastic stuff

[Fizzbitt]

Superb, the exhaust stroke always seems to be cut out at the end a little, but fantastic stuff

Aye its seems that it must be top secret stuff...

[onzarob]

Superb, the exhaust stroke always seems to be cut out at the end a little, but fantastic stuff

I agree no exahust stroke, valve opens then starts again, great piece of film though

[Sam]

You'll no doubt like these two then;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_QyUD6V5_I

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2iBbwocYZw

Both Renault F1 engines and both probably seen a thousand times before, but they never get old.

[Fizzbitt]

nahh... ther eis no camera in the cylinder.. otherwise it would have been nuts..

[Sam]

/gets coat

[cbrpaul]

I have just confirmed that i must be a petrol head at some level because i find this vid fascinating!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...93860613&hl=en

it does look mint , but is it real ?


I cant help thinking there is way too fuel/air mixture going in and the piston doesnt seem to respond to the explosion fast enough , also its obviously slowed right down , but looks to good a quality video for something that is happening very very fast !

How the hell did they shoot that ,,,, the camera must be pressure resistant and fire resistant too

I guess im just an old cynic lol

[onzarob]

How the hell did they shoot that ,,,, the camera must be pressure resistant and fire resistant too

I guess im just an old cynic lol

Fibreoptic camera...like an endoscope, cameras not near the engine. (this is how i assume they did it )