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Posted on 04/25/2006 6:45:24 AM PDT by dangerdoc
The MYT™ (Massive Yet Tiny) Engine, is a breakthrough of immense proportions that will spawn the next industrial revolution and will rocket the internal combustion engine into the next millennium. Please spread the word.
The MYT™ Engine has the potential to replace all the existing internal combustion engines and jet engines. With 40 times higher power to weight ratio, low parts count, low maintenance, high mechanical efficienty, and low pollution, the MYT™ Engine will benefit airplane, big ship, 18 wheeler, SUV, passenger car, even down to carry on power generator applications. The MYT™ Engine as a pump/compressor also exceeds exisiting pumps/compressors in providing massive pressure, volume, and flow, all in one unit.
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KEYWORDS: diesel; engine; gasoline; pumpanddump; spam
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This looks cool.
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:45:26 AM PDT
by
dangerdoc
To: dangerdoc
SPAM ALERT! How much stock do you own in this, bub?
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:46:12 AM PDT
by
pabianice
To: dangerdoc
(John Belushi cough). Oh yeah. I believe that. Uh-huh. Yeppirs. Has this thread been pulled yet?
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:47:38 AM PDT
by
Richard Kimball
(I like to make everyone's day a little more surreal)
To: dangerdoc
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:49:17 AM PDT
by
samiam1972
(Live simply so that others may simply live!)
To: Richard Kimball
Actually it looks pretty interesting. Need to prove the concept. Put it in a car!
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:49:39 AM PDT
by
Little Ray
(I'm a reactionary, hirsute, gun-owning, knuckle dragging, Christian Neanderthal and proud of it!)
To: dangerdoc
Does it produce more energy than it uses also?
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:50:06 AM PDT
by
gbaker
To: dangerdoc
To: pabianice
"I swear that is six inches, babe!"
To: dangerdoc
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:51:56 AM PDT
by
Banjoguy
(I refuse to 'Google' anything at anytime.)
To: dangerdoc
Perpetual motion.
I'm holding out for perpetual motion.
When was this first proposed? 1948? and the big bad oil companies bought the patent and buried it?
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:52:23 AM PDT
by
Publius6961
(Multiculturalism is the white flag of a dying country)
To: dangerdoc
Ah, yes! The Water Engine!
(scam)
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:52:48 AM PDT
by
MindBender26
(Having my own CAR-15 in RVN meant never having to say I was sorry....)
To: dangerdoc
Cooling might be a bit of a problem. Also, it does not serve coffee.
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:53:03 AM PDT
by
GSlob
To: dangerdoc
Looks to good to be true and it probably is.
To: dangerdoc
looks like it has ALL the torque of a hamster wheel.
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:53:51 AM PDT
by
lonster
To: Publius6961
... filed in folder "Nutcases"...
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:54:05 AM PDT
by
Publius6961
(Multiculturalism is the white flag of a dying country)
To: dangerdoc
To: gbaker
Does it produce more energy than it uses also? Another Newman Machine?
Newman Machine
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posted on
04/25/2006 6:59:28 AM PDT
by
cowboyway
(My heroes have always been cowboys.)
To: cowboyway; Larry Lucido; MotleyGirl70
Another Newman Machine?
Don't knock the Newman Machine. It gets great mileage.
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posted on
04/25/2006 7:05:58 AM PDT
by
Cagey
(You don't pay taxes - they take taxes. ~Chris Rock)
To: Cagey
Wow, Newman has been laying off the calzones at Pisano's!
To: dangerdoc
Hmm...
The guys pushing this have a forum here. Some of you might want to cruise over there and give em hell.
Note that there may be some shady characters involved.
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posted on
04/25/2006 7:24:44 AM PDT
by
isthisnickcool
(What is is about "illegal" you don't understand?)
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