Technical What the heck are these weird carburetors?

I've got these old carbs I'm trying to identify. They just say "floatless" and "patent pending" no other identifing marks.

Any ideas?

 

Floatless... Weird and cool

http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/257047/278807.html?1333085851

 

and tiny

 

Most floatless carburetors were used on aircraft. Without a patent number it would be hard to trace.
The ones I have seen were big and bulky.

 

@carbking may know

 

Hit the link in my previous post y'all

 

Your gonna need 6 more for a kool setup....

 

Maybe Wall phillips fuel injectors.

 

I thought post 2 and 3 explained what and where very well.

 

I think those are the famed "PHISH" carburetors. They got over 650 mpg mileage but the big oil companies bought up the rights to produce them. Soon after, the designer, one Fillipp Phish, disappeared forever. Rumors say he died in a cell in Area 51.

 

My lawnmower has a floatless carb (small f) . But of course designed super simple to function at one basic level. It would be interesting to get more info about how the automobile variety performed, or in this case, will perform.

 

S+S carbs for Harley Davidson's have no float. Had one on an old "Sportster" that worked great!

 

Interesting. Thanks @Dreddybear.

I wonder how they perform?

 

Brand name, not a description

 

just for fun, they were made here:

 

I assume that building didn't always look that hideous.

 

That is pure art deco

 

Apparently, sometime between 1915 and 1922, Floatless moved to Lexington, KY.

Jon