Henry Vander Veur II's Page

Henry, you asked if I have been back to Pickens Plan -- yes. I checked in on Feb 15th and left some comments somewhere, so I'm not sure why you left me a comment? I also would encourage you to tone down your comments -- you don't make friends by shouting. It is clear that you believe that you have something good going -- that is great, I have no problem with that. However, I am leery about a great many things. Being a scientist, I am a skeptic, and many people make many claims about wonderful things that just aren't true. You may very well be on to something, but I don't think at this point that you will be able to convince very many people. Like most product development processes, you'll have to accumulate data. Invite or ask others, perhaps automotive experts from UVU or experts from UofU or something to look at the product, to evaluate it in their labs. If it works, tell them that they can publish some reports on it -- that is what most academics really want to be able to do. It there is good data, work with them to get the word out. That will be more convincing to myself, and perhaps to many others, that your product is worth taking a serious look at. I did, also, think of a practical concern -- if someone were to have recently bought a new car and were to put in your system, do their void their manufacturer's warranty? That may be a real consideration.