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Gold/Mining/Energy : Reg Technologies Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Squires who wrote (225)	3/1/1998 1:26:00 AM
From: Marty Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 825

Correct me here.... Wasn't most all testing on the diesel supposed to have been finished some time ago? What the hell is this "heavy duty test fixture" thing? A large, beat up welding table with a bunch of c-clamps? Why would one need a "heavy duty test fixture to test a scooter engine? Why not let a scooter test the scooter engine? Why put a light weight air-conditioning compressor on a heavy duty test fixture? Why not put the damn thing on a box and see if it can make an ice cube? I'm asking way too much, no doubt. When will this 100 horsepower electric motor be operational? I hope not "VERY SOON." I might not live long enough to see it! A "heavy duty vehicular air-conditioning systems manufacturer is also interested in manufacturing other stuff using other Rand Cam devices.. Who the heck are they? A special AEROSPACE pump for an AEROSPACE application is being discussed with a major AEROSPACE equipment manufacturer... Somebody please offer to edit these project updates! Testing is continuing on the Tecumseh engine. All the testing so far has shown 20% or better fuel economy. Now for some emissions testing to be continued at Adiabatics, Inc. Oh goodie! Would anyone care to have Reg Technologies come over to their house and test to see if their lawn mower or car works? Of course, you may never get them back. But what the hey! You can always be rest assured that soon after another test your stuff will shortly have established some benchmark of performance and cost according to Reg Technologies or maybe even an "internal memorandum" to quote from. I'm getting sleepy, Off to bed, Marty