Subject line is misleading :) Real (and efficient it seems, they claim
higher efficiency than diesel), but neither FE nor OU, right?

I don't understand what becomes of the GHGs:

http://www.micro-combustion.com/ :
 "3.    Does not emit greenhouse gases (Produces but doesn’t emit)."

I imagine this means they are stored, but surely at some point they
must be disposed of?

Michel

2009/11/9 William Beaty <[email protected]>:
>
> Hey, it looks like an FE/OU device turns out to actually be real.
>
> It's the infamous Clem Device from pre-internet days on Keelynet BBS (early
> 1990s.)  This was a closed "fuelless" fluid cavitation vortex turbine device
> which the inventor installed in a car and drove around. He got the idea from
> noticing a "self-acting" behavior in the conical drag pump in a road-tar
> sprayer machine.  Dynamometer testing showed hundreds of horsepower output
> in his version.  But his working fluid was vegetable oil, so the oil is
> possibly being oxidized in bubble-cavitation as it drives the turbine in
> "self-acting" mode.  The inventor Richard Clem is long dead and the secret
> presumably lost.  But it turns out that written plans existed, and
> colleagues finally made a working model and have started a company.
>
> WARNING: investing in "FE" companies is similar to investing in lost gold
> mines ...the genuine item does exist, but it's also a classic scam.  (If I
> was to start a scam company myself, it would look much like this one.)
> Longshot betting sometimes works, but for OU device companies, it's a good
> idea to perform due diligence times a thousand.
>
>
>  Clem Reborn  (keelynet)
>  http://www.keelynet.com/energy/clemreborn.html
>
>  Original Clem docs
>  http://www.rexresearch.com/clemengn/clemengn.htm
>
>  Micro-combustion Inc.
>  http://www.micro-combustion.com/
>
>
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