Let me get this straight: Instead of 4 strokes it is 2+2 strokes, the intake and exhaust stroke pairs being divided between two cylinders. The only upside is what? A power stroke with every crankshaft revolution? Well, a 2-stroke engine has that, with much less pumping losses and internal friction.
This isn't the first company that has been spending investors' money on making animations and models which a college student could do in his free time.
At first glance this may look promising, but until some tangible evidence shows up it won't get out of the Unicorn Corral.
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