Just came across this website and ive just watched the videos.. alls i can say is.. wow

 

up 500bhp from a motor that the size of a small pice of 6" down spout

 

and 3000bhp out of a cylinder that comes in a 14" x 14" you need so see it to believe it, and a 150mpg fule efficiency, that can run on diesel, pekkie of bio-fule.

 

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Check it out Guys ;)

wow, that's amazing! finally a valid replacement for the internal combustion engine

What's that old saying about too good to be true ....

Yeah i know what you mean :D I'd be interested to see a car running on one though. Imagine the torque curve!

where are toyota, mazda and honda making this man a billionaire?? surely they would have bought it from him by now....

can anyone smell anything???

as for replacing all jet engines, not sure where he is going with that?

 

Not going to beat the 40,000lbs of thrust we get from our 2 at work!

i dont think its going to replace anything like a jet engine. hes comparing the power to weight ratio. he says on his video that he doesent want to make millions selling the idea, when a big car maker decides to use the technolgy he wants the royalties off it.

 

i think its a very interesting solution to the normal way an engine works.

Nice idea, and always good to see someone trying a different approach to these things.

 

One problem acting against him though, is that all his potential customers are already tooled up for building normal engines. He still has a long way to go to prove that it works reliably over long periods of time. The initial production cost for any company taking this on would be horrendous, and given that it wont easily drop into another application straight away there is a lot of re-tooling for the end customers as well. It's this problem that makes them virtually unsellable.

 

Yes, they would be cheaper to build than conventional engines, more power etc. But until a company starts making them in sufficient numbers, the potential R&D costs for any company will make them run a mile.

 

Ask yourself - would you buy a car with this engine if there's on-one in the country that could fix it if it goes wrong?

as for replacing all jet engines, not sure where he is going with that?

 

Not going to beat the 40,000lbs of thrust we get from our 2 at work!

 

I think he could mean turbo shaft like in a helicopter. Which is very similar to a jet engine.

yer maybe, but to be honest turbo jet (shaft) engines very well developed and not sure this could replace them any time soon. Guess if he can prove these things will last they would be good to use in cars