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[ElectricGoose]

Ramset

Good to hear man.  Nothing as unfriendly as a face full of propeller!   

Best

[ramset]

Mr.Goose
Yes "propeller Puss" is to be avoided at all costs!
Got this from a friend yesterday a real "saint".

http://waterfuel.100free.com/plasmatron.html

This Plasmatron stuff is getting very very interesting!
Well I suppose it has always been interesting ,But now it all starts to come into "focus"!
And to see the Boys at MIT [practically my Neighbors] actually building prototypes for mass production......................

Chet

[evolvingape]

Who likes jigsaws ?

I do...

So let's put some pieces together

Water pressure in... Atomised into Vapor... Electrolytic conversion into Plasma... Through an NRV... Blow it up in the Combustion Chamber... Convert the High Pressure to Velocity with an ECV...

Plasma Turbine anyone ?

RM

@ Goose: I think you missed the point of the Rocket Turbine design. It requires no pump as I have used the centrifugal force generated by the Turbine to pump the fuel. It can be refuelled without downtime. It takes advantage of lateral distance, in the same way as Tesla's 60” Turbine, without the mechanical drawbacks. Nozzle to Turbine losses should be similar to conventional Boundary Layer Turbines. It's power to weight ratio is going to be huge, and yes, I think it is going to be quite a Torque'y little number

Catalytic cracking is a bridge technology for ICE's, it is not the future in my opinion, therefore I consider “new wheels” to not be a waste of my time!

RM

[ramset]

RM
Nothing wrong with having a nice ecological fuel for the transition period!
http://www.magnegas.com/technology.html

Chet

[evolvingape]

Hi Chet,

I completely agree with you, a nice eco-friendly fuel is going to be essential for the transitional period. There are billions of ICE's that can be utilised when reliable systems are openly known and available.

I also feel that it is essential for some of us to look to the future, and I believe the turbine is going to be the engine of the 21st Century. It is perfectly suited for electrical power generation and therefore to becoming the power house behind electric vehicles.

It is also cheap and easy to build, as well as being nearly impervious to EMP attack and therefore provides a guarantee of power that electrical resonance systems utilising energy from the void can never do.

So it's a two stage process. It does not make sense for all of us to focus on the transitional period and believe that is the future.

RM