> : > : Hi All. Check out:
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> domain via the internet and usenet. That is your biggest
> mistake.
: > : > : Hi All. Check out:
http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/Motor/high_efficiency_power_conversion.htm
: > : > : Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated. I live in northern
: > : > : california if someone would like to work with me.
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: > : > You just did.
http://www.lexus.co.uk/hybrid_technology/index_gs450h_rx400h.asp?value01=C2704
: > : > I live in SE England if you would not like to work with me.
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: I never intended to patent this. Bush is killing
<yawn>
You screwed up, don't blame it on others, learn from it.
I'm not interested in your politics, you wrote:
1. I would like some money. I am tired of being broke.
2. I would like to be energy independent or as close as I can get. It's
reasonable that others want this also.
3. I would like some help with building. My equipment consists of a table
saw and a drill press plus some hand tools.
4. I would like some help with design. I can't afford to make too many
mistakes.
Engineering isn't running a saw in a garage, it is understanding and
applying physics in a cost effective way. Diesel understood Boyle's
law when he designed his successful engine, Concorde was a financial
disaster because it cost to much to run, yet it was a fantastic plane.
Even if you build a working model, and you probably can, that doesn't
make it an overnight commercial success.
I'm not trying to discourage you, I wish you every success, but
you need to learn reality. Power a wheelchair or a bicycle with it,
people will still want the luxury of power within their budget, not
novelty.
Larry Snyder - 31 Oct 2007 03:40 GMT
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> people will still want the luxury of power within their budget, not
> novelty.
Thank you. I understand. A saying comes to mind: When in Rome, do as the
Romans do.
Larry
Androcles - 31 Oct 2007 04:31 GMT
: > : > : > : Hi All. Check out:
http://www.pacificsites.com/~snyder/Motor/high_efficiency_power_conversion.htm
: > : > : > : Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated. I live in
: > northern
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: > : > : > You just did.
http://www.lexus.co.uk/hybrid_technology/index_gs450h_rx400h.asp?value01=C2704
: > : > : > I live in SE England if you would not like to work with me.
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: Romans do.
: Larry
You are welcome. I hope you build it and I hope it works, because
even if it doesn't you'll have learned something. I do advise that you
should temper your enthusiasm with a little pessimism and that way
arrive at better understanding of reality. The finest teacher is
experience and the commercial world is the school of hard knocks.
Don't give up, we need inventors, but think carefully about its
commercial viability and whether the hybrid gasoline - electric
car with its known technology would be a better proposition to the
real problem you are attempting to solve with what is essentially
a novelty. If you can make it a LOT cheaper and with lower
maintenance costs then you have a winner, otherwise you'll lose
your shirt and be very disappointed.