Notta Guzzi Drone Engine

[ozarquebus]

in Oklahoma for your next giant drone or 2-stroke 4cylinder bike project.

100 cubic inch / 1600cc  2-stroke, 77lbs

72 hp O-100-1 website:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sn3Uq5XPEc
 These were also used on Bensen Gyrocopters.


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[TejasNW]

Interesting find!  I am a little unsure about the 72hp rate, but don't know two strokes that well.  A lot of experimental aircraft run on less.

I understand that McCullough also made a counter rotating prop that the military used for target drones.  A dual counter rotating prop in front of 72hp would bring a lot of horsepower per pound.

[JJ]

@ 77 pounds...I suspect that will be one BIG drone!!!

[Chuck in Indiana]

@ 77 pounds...I suspect that will be one BIG drone!!!

they were big enough to shoot at..

[Gliderjohn]

Chuck's "750" Lario. The proper use of a Guzzi drone engine.



GliderJohn

[JJ]

Chucks "750" Lario. The proper use of a Guzzi drone engine.



GliderJohn

C'mon now...the legendary LARIO DRONE!!!

[Tusayan]

Interesting find!  I am a little unsure about the 72hp rate, but don't know two strokes that well.  A lot of experimental aircraft run on less.

They did make 72 HP, along with enough noise for 720 HP.  The flat four McCulloughs were really, really loud 

[John A]

It cries out to be in a ‘39 Zundap frame.

[sidecarnutz]

Best Lario drone ever!