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Let’s invest some money wisely in the D-cycle internal combustion engine
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Allow me to introduce you to an emerging technology call the D-cycle or Differential Stroke Cycle Internal Combustion engine. We have a running prototype that needs some additional testing for those big players like Roush, McLaren, and Lotus, to take the next step in launching this into a full scale engine, like trucks and cars. $55,000 will cover additional testing and theoretical modeling to assess correlation with theoretical modeling software well known in the industry called GT Power.
What is even more amazing is that just from retrofitting 5 pieces in your engine today, will transform your engine into a more efficient and more powerful energy conversion device.
Please check out our website for further information about how it works. A truly disruptive technology to get us out of the mess we’re in.
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On September 12th, 2010 at 9:06 pm jerry dycus Said:
Since EV drive is 3-9x’s as eff depending on electric source as an ICE of any type is I don’t see this as that much an advance. Better use EV drive and if really long range or heavy loads, a constant power engine should be used charging the batteries. It would have been nice if you let us know what your website was called or a link.
On September 12th, 2010 at 11:50 pm Joseph Conti Said:
Check us out at http://www.yanengines.com