"The Sabori Inert Gas Vacuum Engine"
According to the video, a forerunner to this engine was brought to U.S.
by Hungarian, Joseph Papp. Sabori joined him in 1985, investing a large
sum of money in a joint venture. Mr. Papp refused to share, per
contract agreement. The case ended in court in Tulsa OK in 1988. In a
settlement, the judge instructed Papp to share with Sabori and to share
ownership: Papp 51%, Sabori 49%. Joseph Papp died the next year of
colon cancer, taking the technology to the grave with him, having
destroyed all ..., formulas, equations; leaving Sabori with nothing.
During last five years (per the time of the video footage), Mr. Sabori
has developed 1- and 2-cylinder engines. The one-cylinder engine
includes a Plexiglas sleeve for viewing the reaction.
Sabori is said to have subsequently developed a technology superior to
Papp, using small amounts of Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon,
within a sealed vacuum.
The engine produces no exhaust, no combustion, and requires no cooling
system. The two cylinder engine, which is being perfected and which is
fully functional, puts out as high as 350 horsepower at low rpm, and
500 at higher rpms, such as 700 rpm.
According to mainstream science, it is not possible for inert gasses in
a vacuum to produce substantial force. The Sabori video shows otherwise.
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http://peswiki.com/index.php/Academy:Video_of_Jimmy_Sabori's_Papp_Engine_
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