
Clear Tech Inc. News; Build a 100 mpg car
Date: Sunday, April 08, 2007 @ 11:35:29 UTC Topic: General
From Free Energy Update - 04-07-2007: NEWS FROM CLEAR TECH, INC.
Big changes are happening at our company, and
I wanted you to know what is going on.
First, we are introducing a new
DVD product called Electric Motor Secrets, which is available for sale now on
our products page at: http://www.free-energy.ws/products.html
This is my latest educational video on the subject of electric motors and how to
radically improve their efficiency.
It's packed with information on why standard motors do what they do, and how to
engineer around the problems they present. I show you how to build electric
motors that don't produce any Back EMF, and bring back rare, historic documents
about Bob Teal's amazing Magnipulsion Engine. I then show how Teal's
Magnipulsion Engine really worked, and why he believed it could replace all
other motor and engine designs. I also show some advanced motor designs that
operate with a COP > 8. This DVD is 2½ hours long, and loaded with simple,
practical information and designs that will astonish seasoned engineers and give
new directions to research experimenters and model builders.
Second, we
are in the process of completely redesigning our website, with a new look and
lots of new content and links. We hope to go live with the new site in a few
weeks. We've got new sections coming together on Johann Bessler, Nikola Tesla,
Bob Teal, Bruce DePalma, Veljko Milkovic, and much, much more.
There is
also going to be a new "Whole Systems Thinking" section which lays out our
"Conserve and Use Natural Energy First" philosophy. It will have sections on
Home Building, Heating and Cooling, and Transportation. All of the information
in this section will be linked to ideas you can implement or products you can
buy right now to lower your energy costs without lowering your
lifestyle.
So keep an eye out for all the great new information at: www.free-energy.ws
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WANT A 100 MPG CAR?
If you want a car that will get 100 miles per gallon
of fuel, you can build your own right now. This plan is based on an idea I got
from a friend, but it has worked in the past and will work again. The idea is
this. Start with a small car that weighs no more than about 2000 pounds. Many
small sedans and hatchbacks from Honda, Toyota, Ford, Geo, Suzuki, Nissan, and
the like are available. It must have a standard transmission and a good
clutch. Next, throw out (remove and sell) the 80 hp engine it comes with and
replace it with a 20 hp diesel engine. EPA certified engines in this range can
be purchased from Yanmar. Then connect a belt-drive torque converter between
the engine and the manual clutch. These simple transmission systems are used in
snowmobiles, ATV's and Jet-Ski water craft, and are available in power ranges up
to 120 hp.
As odd as this may sound, this system will give the following
performance. First, mileage will be above 60 mpg in the city and close to 100
mpg on the highway. Second, for town driving, you can just stick the standard
transmission in 3rd gear and drive around without shifting, just using the
accelerator and brakes. Acceleration is peppy and smooth with your new,
infinitely variable automatic transmission (torque converter). Third, out on
the highway, speeds of 70 mph and 80 mph are still possible without a problem.
The only performance compromise is found in climbing long, steep hills. The car
can handle them with ease, but may slow down to 60 mph or 55 mph during the
climb. This is a small price to pay for the other benefits.
This is a no
non-sense, practical solution to high fuel prices and is way cheaper and easier
than converting the car to a hybrid-electric.
Brand new small diesel
engines can be purchased from Yanmar. Here's a 22 hp unit: http://www.yanmar.com/store/item.asp?ITEM_ID=43&DEPARTMENT_ID=55
Torque converters in the right horse-power range can be purchased from
HoffcoComet: http://www.hoffcocomet.com/comet/aftermarket-torque-converters.asp#94c
Also, if you want to see what a low horse-power engine car with a
variable torque converter can do, check out this link from Rex Research: http://www.rexresearch.com/constran/1constran.htm#chap5
ONE FINAL THOUGHT. If you think your friends would like to receive this
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Thanks for caring about energy issues and building a better
world.
Warm regards,
Peter Lindemann, DSc
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2007 Clear Tech, Inc. PO Box 713 Liberty Lake, WA
99019 509-921-6960 www.free-energy.ws
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