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To: 246810 who wrote (147)	5/16/1998 1:43:00 AM
From: Gerald L. Kerr	Respond to of 3383

ROTFLMAO >>From what I have read on this thread, this engine is a "starting" engine. Maybe designed to start a diesel or a turbine. Perhaps it is low power and low efficiency, and could be used for a weed trimmer or a leaf blower.<< You might at least take the time to look at the information on the company's web site. Perhaps it would save you from making truly silly statements. oxtwo.com Preliminary studies have shown the OX2 engine either meets or in most cases far exceeds requirements in all areas of existing internal combustion engines. The OX2's technology can be applied from zero to multi thousand horsepower engines, for lawn mowers, chain saws, brush cutters, marine inboard/outboards, generators, aircraft, automotive and industrial engines. Gerry

To: 246810 who wrote (147)	5/16/1998 2:34:00 AM
From: Gerald L. Kerr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3383

>>I believe the University of Wisconsin is to test some instruments not the engine.<< Wrong again...I guess you don't read Greg's posts either: Message 4434328 The visit to the University of Wisconsin at Madison is much more involved than originally reported. AENG is not only going to have its gauges checked, but the Engine Research Center at the University of Wisconsin will thoroughly test the engine and certify the results. This is a highly respected research facility. They will test fuel consumption, emissions, horsepower, foot pound torque, etc, all at varying rpm. Let's save judgement until after the results are announced, probably early in June. The visit to the University of WI is planned for late this month. Gerry