How to Mount and Run ENJOMOR 10cc Whippet Flathead, Unboxing Water-cooled Model Gasoline Engine

Set up, wiring and running of the ENJOMOR 10cc Whippet Flathead Water-cooled Gasoline Model Engine.
Unboxing the Edgar Westbury designed Whippet from Enjomor in China. We take a look at the contents of the box, wire the electronic ignition module, attach the carburetor, and exhaust pipe in order to run the engine on a homemade walnut mounting board.
A tribute to the classic: Whippet engine designed by Edgar T. Westbury (ETW) in 1963 as a prototype flat-head engine (L-head engine).
Aesthetically, this gives the four-stroke engine a unique compact appearance. Side valve design, simple structure ensures lightweight feel. Water circulating cooling and independent lubrication system enable the engine to operate for a prolonged duration without worry.
Made of aluminum CNC finishing, the integrated crankshaft is hardened, and the surface is electrophoresed paint treatment,
a very pleasant engine with potential for to apply on RC scale model ships. Of course, it is also an ornamental desktop engine, one of the indispensable engine types in model exhibitions.
.Note: The engine comes with a spark plug, not including the igniter and the engine base. Please use the engine according to the instructions in the manual to avoid damage.
Specifications:
.Color: Green
Bore 25 mm
4 Stroke cycle
spark ignition
Fuel: gasoline
Water cooling
$499.99
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