All,

 I looked the site over a bit and looked at the theory of operation, and
it seems viable to me.
 It also looks promising.  It seems to have only pros and no cons.  Or
at least none that I can see.
 Except for the fact that they are still in development, and not quite
ready for prime time.
 But, given that, they look very good indeed.

 I have an application in mind right now that would be a good fit for
one of  these.  Or at least,=20
 I think so anyway.  We'll see if my application can come to fruition.

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 Regards,

 Jim



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> Subject: [TECH] Cyclone Engine
> From: "James Newton" <jamesnewton@massmind.org>
> Date: Thu, February 03, 2011 12:26 pm
> To: "'Microcontroller discussion list - Public.'" <piclist@mit.edu>
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> I keep hearing about cold fusion, sterling engines, fuel cells, air cars,
> bio fuel... Every one of those has /fatal/ flaws.=20
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> THIS Cyclone Engine is what we should be getting excited about. Efficienc=
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> between gas and diesel, burns ANYTHING cleanly and completely. No NOx. No
> oil, no transmission, low maintenance.=20
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> Most of all: It's REAL!
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> http://www.cyclonepower.com
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> I'd be very curious to hear if any of you have looked into it, or have an=
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> thoughts /after/ you actually look through the site.
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> P.S. they are the power plant in the upcoming US attempt to beat the land
> speed record for a steam powered car...
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