how about an engine that needs nothing ?

have designed a motor that is hybrid that requires no plug-in, no fuel, no batteries, and no lubes or emissions, can create up to 1K horse power without anything outboard needed, do you think the world would be interested if it sold for 4K usd ?

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Permalink Reply by C R McGee on October 14, 2009 at 7:28am

tom, yes we do have a power-point presentation prepared, however I would post it but until we have enough funding put together on the engine and car body i am not going to post. the concept is literally is as simple as physics, it works along the line of a perpetual engine ( once it starts it could go forever ) we have one unit in alberta canada that has run constantly for 8 years, in all kinds of weather and in temps as low as -55 degrees ( gets cold up north ) and on that principle we feel the same will take place within a car body. keep your eyes open and look out for zipauto, we'll be previewing it sometime in 2010, thank you for your words of encouragement

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Permalink Reply by Thomas Dixon on October 14, 2009 at 2:36pm

C R McGee

Thank you for your reply. I am looking forward to seeing this power point presentation. On the surface the concept seems impossible but there was a time when we all believed that the world was flat. Only to find out later that we were all wrong.

If you do not succeed the first time, just try try again. Do not give up.

I wish you the best, even if this does not work as planned good works may come out of it anyway

Thomas

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Permalink Reply by C R McGee on October 14, 2009 at 4:53pm

like I said in past postings, our engine is already in use all over canada and seeing how well it works in buildings it should work even better in an automobile because it can never use the amount that it's generating that's part of the " self-contained ' concept, it will store what ever energy it needs to start and then is able to work continuisly, that;s letting a little more out of the bag, but it works in thelab so should work aok in the real world.

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Permalink Reply by RWC1972 on October 15, 2009 at 12:28am

"but it works in thelab so should work aok in the real world"

You obviously don't have much experience in the real world.

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Permalink Reply by C R McGee on October 15, 2009 at 9:03am

are you out of your bloody mind ? you haven't read what I've said, we have many units in use all over,
they work as claimed, we are working on a proto type n a car and by initial results we look to have a winner, I don't know who you are nor do I care but comments like yours are the reason why we as americans are in the situation we're all in, if you post anymore, we won't respond, if you harrass us we will have you removed from posting, people like you said the light bulb and telephone wouldn't work and look what has happened, good luck bunky becaused your like the sheep led to slaughter