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SJSU Part 15: Massive Yet Tiny (MYT) Demo (5) by Raphial Morgado

For a list (embeded) of all of the video portions of this event go to: http://peswiki.com/index.ph... For more info on the Mighty Yet Tiny engine, see See: http://peswiki.com/index.ph...(MYT)_Engi...  
 
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roflex2 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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The reason no one will invest in them is they don't have a single running model.

The reason for this is poor lubrication, poor cooling, unbalanced.
oasiac (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I think the reason they're finding it difficult to bring this to the automotive market is because companies are looking towards electricity not fossil fuels. Electric motors are by far superior in terms of Power to Weight ratio the only downside of them at this time is the batteries used to power them. Companies would rather invest in these electrically powered systems than steadily use up the worlds fossil fuels. Also its cleaner and will likely stay in use far into the future.
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i like this alot it creates something new, b ut why is it so hard to find vids of it working on everyday fuel, e.g car test it try it show it! numbers mean nothing if its not in my holden
1888junkteam (4 months ago) Show Hide
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excellent work!
KVLai (7 months ago) Show Hide
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It can work I trully believe. Only obstacle is that I don't have 10 million bucks with me.
westkan (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Early on in the series, it was explained why the demos And development are none with air. failure under air, give a better chance of discovering what broke first, he admitted things did break. None of his claims break any laws of physics that I'm aware of. Of course there is a lot to be proved before, before the engine can be marketed. No one is forced to invest.
westkan (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Of course the Sun produces the heat, but you are over simplifying the issue. The question is why you would over simplify the issue?
coldkeith (8 months ago) Show Hide
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There is video of this running. It seems like with some pressure he could get some federal funding (unless that's all talk).
coldkeith (8 months ago)
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shubus (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Yar, that's the way of it all right. Agree with you 100%.

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