At least on boilers running with gas, the problem with CO2 emissions
was solved using some good catalysts. At this small combustion chamber
should be much more easy.

On 10/1/06, genome <jtroxas@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wonder how they solved the fumes comming out of the engine.. maybe
> clogging from debris formed from combustion..
> I could imagine a smoke machine in your backpack...hehehehe..
>
> hey do you have a cigarette lighter?? No but I have a microengine with
> me.... hehehehe
> Joke...
>
>
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> news:5eeda4c20609292251y6e1ec821wc35f851260173d07@mail.gmail.com...
> > http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2006/microengines.html
> >
> > James, did you knew about this ? Russel need one for his Minolta.
> >
> > Vasile
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