| Carburetor and Rotary Valve
All cylinders breathe their fuel-air charge
through a single butterfly/diaphragm type carburetor, eliminating
difficult syncronization and adjustment work.
Intake cycles overlap, providing a steady and quiet intake
flow.
The power boosting rotary intake valve, turning with crankshaft
speed, distributes the fuel-air mixture equally to all cylinders,
resulting in high power and low fuel consumption.
Each cylinder has its own separate crankcase chamber, interdivided
by the crankshaft's sealing discs.
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