Clem Engine was the real deal, I now know how it works and can prove it!

[TommeyLReed]

Hi MIdone,

Thanks for the video and information, I seen the video and would not trust those people at all.

Make me wonder if I do create this engine if people like that would try to profit on my work, they seem to have enough scams to fool many.

Only Stirling could be part of a scam, so really anyone that deals with him must be a scam in my opinion.

It was interesting for myself that I thought was the only one building prototypes, have to be careful next time....lol

Most of their claims was just smoke and mirrors with eye candy. Stirling was the one showing off candy with those false claims in the pictures.

I have a new design that I believe nobody has thought of, so instead of me talking about it, it's best just to prove it.

I would like to see the Richard Clem video that was on the news when he drove his car around in Dallas, Tx.

That would be a very good proof of his claims and also maybe getting new information of how it worked.

I don't believe it was the rim jet theory, due to the fact I did a hydraulic rim jet at 800 psi with a 5hp 220v ac motor to drive the pump. I had about a efficiency of 25%.

When I turn off the system and watch it slow down to a stop I knew then that it was not the answer.

Thanks again for your input.

Tom

[MIdone]

Tommey,
So you can compare your work with the CEACU, I will scan some info from that 1990 era science fiction.

I apologize if the size of the scans don't work well.

[MIdone]

A few more scans.

[TommeyLReed]

Hi MIdone,

Interesting read, but I also believe that he did not build a working model that worked.

I thank you for the extra time finding this data, I believe I'm on the right track this time.

My hydraulic motor should be in today or tomorrow, looking forward to this build.

Thanks again...

Tom

[MIdone]

Hi MIdone,

Interesting read, but I also believe that he did not build a working model that worked.

I thank you for the extra time finding this data, I believe I'm on the right track this time.

My hydraulic motor should be in today or tomorrow, looking forward to this build.

Thanks again...

Tom

It was interesting to me to dig out some of those old papers, (a little moldy smelling from the basement), and review.
There was no evidence that anyone built one that worked as claimed, but that didn't stop them from making the claims.

I will give an example of those old Newsletters.

As you work on your build, will you let everyone know the results, even if things don't go as planned? That's always helpful too.
I think I understand what you want to try to do; pull fluid through a hydraulic motor by the negative pressure of fluid being pulled to the rim of spinning rotor wheel...I think.

enjoy.