ENJOMOR Horizontal Gas Hit and Miss Engine Model with Generator RTR Power Set

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READY TO RUN · COMPLETE POWER SET

A Living Piece of Industrial History,
Lit by Your Own Hand

Some machines only grow more captivating with time. This is more than a hit-and-miss engine — it is a breathing, miniature power station from the golden age of craftsmanship. Start it by hand, settle into its unhurried rhythm, and watch it light a vintage lamp: the pulse of machinery meeting the glow of electric light, a century later, on your desk.

🔩 Aluminum · Copper · Stainless Steel ⚡ 12V 40W + USB 5V 20W 🔄 1200–3000 RPM Adjustable 💧 Evaporative Water Cooling
No Assembly. No Tuning. No Guesswork.

A Piece of Industrial History, Ready the Day It Arrives

Most model engines arrive as a box of parts — and a weekend (or three) of assembly and carburetor tuning before the first pop. This one is fully adjusted and test-run at the factory. Your setup is minutes, not days: connect the CDI ignition module and battery box, install the chimney, mix fuel, and start.

A Typical Engine Kit

  • Hours of assembly before first start
  • Carburetor & timing tuning required
  • Generator sold separately, DIY wiring
  • Great for builders — a project first

This RTR Power Set

  • Runs the day it arrives — connect, fuel up, start
  • Factory-adjusted and test-run before shipping
  • Generator, belt drive and meter already aligned
  • Great for collectors & display — a running exhibit
The Heartbeat of the Golden Age

Fire… Coast… Coast… Fire.

POP · tick · tick · tick · POP · tick · tick · POP

A hit-and-miss engine only fires when it must, coasting on its flywheels between power strokes — the lazy, unhurried bark that once echoed across farms a century ago, and that no modern engine can imitate. It doesn't just run; it breathes. Switch the lamp on and listen closer: the engine fires faster to carry the light, exactly as it did when machines like this lit a farmhouse's first electric bulb.

What's On The Base

Everything On One Base — Watch Fuel Become Electricity

Nothing is hidden inside a case. From combustion to electrons, you can point at every stage of the conversion while it happens.

ENJOMOR hit and miss engine RTR power set overview showing flywheels water hopper drip oiler generator and digital meters on wooden base
1

Horizontal Hit & Miss Engine

Classic single-cylinder layout in machined aluminum, with the governor mechanism in plain view on the crankshaft.

2

Twin Stainless Flywheels

Polished stainless rims store the momentum that carries the engine through its "miss" strokes — the heart of the hit-and-miss rhythm.

3

Open Water Hopper

The square tank above the cylinder is the cooling system — fill it with water and let evaporation carry the heat away, exactly like the originals.

4

Copper Drip Oiler

A working sight-glass oiler feeds the cylinder drop by drop. Brass fuel valve alongside — details usually reserved for full-size restorations.

5

Open-Frame Generator

Belt-driven from the crankshaft, with its copper windings fully exposed. You can watch mechanical motion become current.

6

Dual Live Meters + USB Output

Two digital displays read out both channels in real time — 12V and 5V side by side — while the onboard USB port delivers power straight to your phone.

Your Private Power Station

When the Pulse of Machinery Meets the Flicker of Light

This is where it stops being a model and becomes a power plant. The engine's motion belts into the open-frame generator, the dual meters come alive — then clip on a lamp and watch combustion turn into light, the way farmhouses first made their own electricity.

DC 12V · 40W

The lamp channel — for the ritual of lighting a vintage bulb with your own engine.

  • Vintage-style 12V bulbs — see it glow in the photo below
  • LED strips, small DC fans & motors
  • Workbench demo circuits
  • Laptops or household appliances
USB 5V · 20W

A modern port on a century-old idea — standard USB-A, wired to the onboard regulator.

  • Charges phones & small USB devices
  • Live voltage on the digital meter
  • USB-C PD fast-charge protocols
ENJOMOR hit and miss engine generator running with dual digital voltage displays lighting a 12V bulb
First Run in Minutes

Three Steps From the Box to the First Pop

1 · Set Up & Connect

Connect the CDI ignition module and battery box (4× AA batteries — they power the ignition only), and install the chimney. Everything is plug-in; no tuning needed.

2 · Fuel, Water & Checks

Mix regular gasoline with 2T two-stroke oil (garden-machinery type) at 25:1 (gasoline : 2T oil), fill the tank, and add water to the open hopper. Before starting, confirm the spark is firing and there's no air trapped in the fuel line.

3 · Start & Set the Pace

Spin it up with the included drill-start adapter (electric drill not included) or the manual recoil starter. Dial from a lazy 1200 RPM idle to a busy 3000 RPM. Shut down by cutting ignition power or closing the fuel valve.

⚠️ This is a real internal-combustion engine. Run it in a ventilated space, keep it away from flammable or explosive environments, and never leave it running unattended. Recommended for ages 16+ with adult supervision advised.
Technical Details

Specifications

Engine Type Horizontal single-cylinder gasoline, hit-and-miss governor
Material & Finish CNC-machined aluminum, copper and stainless steel, anodized finish; wooden display base
Piston Rings Dual metal piston rings
Cooling Evaporative water cooling (open hopper)
Fuel Regular gasoline (motorcycle/automotive grade) mixed with 2T two-stroke oil (garden-machinery type), mixed at 25:1
Speed Range 1200 – 3000 RPM, adjustable
Starting Drill start (adapter included, electric drill not included) or manual recoil start
Shutdown Ignition power cut or fuel cut
Ignition Power DC 4.2–6V — 4× AA batteries in included battery box (ignition only, not the generator)
Generator Output DC 12V 40W + USB 5V 20W (USB charges phones directly)
Product Size / Weight 23 × 13 × 13 cm · 2300 g
Package Size / Weight 28 × 18 × 18 cm · approx. 2500 g, boxed
Recommended Age 16+ (adult supervision advised)
Unboxing

What's in the Box

  • 1 × Gasoline Generator Model (engine + generator assembly)
  • 1 × CDI Ignition Module
  • 1 × Battery Box (uses 4× AA, batteries not included)
  • 1 × Wooden Base
  • 1 × Starter Adapter (for electric drill)
  • 1 × User Manual

Note: electric drill, AA batteries, fuel and 2T oil are not included.

ENJOMOR gasoline generator model complete set with CDI ignition module battery box starter adapter and wooden base
Before You Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does a gasoline engine need AA batteries?
The 4× AA batteries power the ignition system only — the spark that fires the cylinder. All the electricity coming out of the 12V and USB ports is produced by the belt-driven generator, not the batteries. The digital meter lets you watch the generated voltage in real time.
What fuel do I use, and at what mix ratio?
Use regular gasoline — the same grade sold for motorcycles and cars — mixed with 2T two-stroke engine oil (the type made for garden machinery like trimmers and chainsaws) at a 25:1 ratio — that is 40 ml of 2T oil per liter of gasoline. Never run it on straight gasoline: the 2T oil in the mix is what lubricates the engine internals.
It won't start — what should I check first?
Three quick checks solve most first-start issues: ① Spark — confirm the CDI module and battery box are connected and the batteries are fresh; ② Fuel line — make sure there's no air trapped in the line between tank and carburetor; ③ Fuel mix — verify you're using fresh gasoline properly mixed with 2T oil. Using the drill-start adapter also gives a much more reliable first start than the recoil pull. Still stuck? See the last question below.
How does the water cooling work? How much water?
The open tank above the cylinder is an evaporative hopper — the same system used on full-size hit-and-miss engines. Fill it with plain water to just below the rim before every run. At relaxed low-RPM running, a full hopper comfortably covers a typical 10–15 minute demo session; at higher RPM the water evaporates faster. The rule is simple: if the level drops or the water starts steaming heavily, top it up — you can add water while the engine is running. Drain the hopper after each session to keep the aluminum clean.
Is it loud? Can I run it indoors?
It sounds like a real engine — that's the point. At low RPM the hit-and-miss rhythm is a relaxed intermittent pop rather than a constant roar. Because it burns gasoline and produces exhaust, always run it in a well-ventilated space: a garage with the door open, a workshop with airflow, or outdoors.
Do I need to assemble or tune anything?
No tuning — the engine is fully adjusted and test-run at the factory. Setup takes minutes: connect the CDI ignition module and battery box, install the chimney, mix your fuel, add cooling water, and start with the drill adapter or recoil pull.
What can the generator actually power?
The USB port (5V 20W) charges phones and small USB devices directly. The 12V 40W output runs LED lighting, small fans and demo circuits. It is not intended for laptops, USB-C PD fast charging, or household appliances.
What if something goes wrong?
Every set is test-run before shipping. If yours won't start or you hit any issue, email us at service@stirlingkit.com with a short video of the problem — our support team answers with step-by-step fixes, and warranty support is included.

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