Completely different ballgame nowdays, especially with corporates and copyrighting etc.
For example ABS Brakes started being used in 1930's on aircraft, took till 1970 for car makers to catch on lol
Also depends what it costs to manufacture a few million of those, likely volvo will never sell millions.
Is this a sign of the future direction of the IC engine?
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Re: Is this a sign of the future direction of the IC engine?
wait till we get this one under our hoods.
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory: ... %29_Engine
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory: ... %29_Engine
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Re: Is this a sign of the future direction of the IC engine?
im sure he's already been bought out.
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Re: Is this a sign of the future direction of the IC engine?
here is another proving to work very well.
still piston engine but the limitations of the conventional crank been improved at lot.
many working prototypes been made of the years.
http://revetec.com/
still piston engine but the limitations of the conventional crank been improved at lot.
many working prototypes been made of the years.
http://revetec.com/