ATOM engines thread
#2
The VORTEX is available for export now and the exhaust system EFRA2106 at the mid of november.
Engine details from ATOM :
Displacement :3.46cc
Bore :16.60mm
Stroke :16.0mm
Practical RPM :3500 ~ 40000 RPM
Power Output :2.58 hp / 35000 RPM
Weight :326 grams
Ports :3 Intake Ports
Construction Type :ABC
More informations after I have received the sample...



Engine details from ATOM :
Displacement :3.46cc
Bore :16.60mm
Stroke :16.0mm
Practical RPM :3500 ~ 40000 RPM
Power Output :2.58 hp / 35000 RPM
Weight :326 grams
Ports :3 Intake Ports
Construction Type :ABC
More informations after I have received the sample...



#6
Tech Master
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 1,628
Well I'm no expert, but straight off the bat I can tell you the Go crankcase, which is what this looks like, is a lot better than that cheapo picco knockoff they've used for the Alturn/Arrow..
Heatsink head looks like it's a low CG head like modern engines have.
Anyhow.. if it performs like an Arrow GTR in a better case, then I'd want one. I ran an Arrow GTR in a Ninja (xz-b style) case, and I was well pleased with that.
Heatsink head looks like it's a low CG head like modern engines have.
Anyhow.. if it performs like an Arrow GTR in a better case, then I'd want one. I ran an Arrow GTR in a Ninja (xz-b style) case, and I was well pleased with that.
#7
A technical update I received from ATOM :
"The ATOM Vortex V1's crankcase has the resemblence of GO Engines high-end engines however the internal channels are NOT from GO Engine. The airflow channels are casted from a new mould made by ATOM. This particular type of airflow channel design is made specifically for short-stroke engines only. This means V1's crankcase is NOT compatible with GO Engine or any other brands and the bearing specifications are not the same either. The mixture control valve has been re-modified to enhance airflow rate and stability. The cooling head is made to achieve low-center gravity and lightened as well. The heat distribution and dissipation abilities of this new cooling head is much greater than many competing brands. The conrod weighs less than 3 grams."
"The ATOM Vortex V1's crankcase has the resemblence of GO Engines high-end engines however the internal channels are NOT from GO Engine. The airflow channels are casted from a new mould made by ATOM. This particular type of airflow channel design is made specifically for short-stroke engines only. This means V1's crankcase is NOT compatible with GO Engine or any other brands and the bearing specifications are not the same either. The mixture control valve has been re-modified to enhance airflow rate and stability. The cooling head is made to achieve low-center gravity and lightened as well. The heat distribution and dissipation abilities of this new cooling head is much greater than many competing brands. The conrod weighs less than 3 grams."
#11
#13
The sample I received come directly from ATOM because I know the sale manager.
Currently, this engine is available in Asia and in France in middle of february, I don't know if ATOM have a contact in USA.
Currently, this engine is available in Asia and in France in middle of february, I don't know if ATOM have a contact in USA.
#14
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This motor looks so sooo much like the O'Donnell SS .21 except the SS .21 had 16.45 by 16.45 bore and stroke. Carb everything except cooling head are very similiar. Not that it is bad cause I love my O'Donnell SS .21 so much that I have 2 of them.
Is there any coating on the crank?
Is there any coating on the crank?
#15
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 84
Atom and Arrow looks the same.
Just some cosmetic changes. Wondering, what's the distributors of Arrow engine are thinking if the same thing hits the same country.
Just another Taiwanese / Chinese company way of doing business.
Just some cosmetic changes. Wondering, what's the distributors of Arrow engine are thinking if the same thing hits the same country.
Just another Taiwanese / Chinese company way of doing business.



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