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175 MPG is the standard.
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tj Frazir
Nov 13, 2009, 1:00:54 PM11/13/09
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175 mpg is the standard.
I dont think your all too stupid to understand a simple steam power 4
cylinder water rocket.
I think you all want to make a buck on solar and wind.
It dont matter because its all over .
The oil age and oil boss and the electric co are all doomed.
17 HP for 30 days on $ 10 is 100 % of what a house can use .
175 MPG per ton is evr car on 10 % the fuel and thats the end of the
oil age.
Its not even a debate. Its not anything like you ever saw befor.
Math built it then rebuilding it for over 10 years eveolved it.
You can all play dumb.
You can google Whale steam engine..
google steam water rocket.
You can google and see how a 4 cyclinder water rocket and slide vane
rotor works.
In 2 years evryone will know.
In 4 years evryone will own 2 of them.
I dont think your all too stupid to understand a simple steam power 4
cylinder water rocket.
I think you all want to make a buck on solar and wind.
It dont matter because its all over .
The oil age and oil boss and the electric co are all doomed.
17 HP for 30 days on $ 10 is 100 % of what a house can use .
175 MPG per ton is evr car on 10 % the fuel and thats the end of the
oil age.
Its not even a debate. Its not anything like you ever saw befor.
Math built it then rebuilding it for over 10 years eveolved it.
You can all play dumb.
You can google Whale steam engine..
google steam water rocket.
You can google and see how a 4 cyclinder water rocket and slide vane
rotor works.
In 2 years evryone will know.
In 4 years evryone will own 2 of them.
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