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    Steam Under the Hood

    By Posted on 5.13.2008 10 Comments

    The Cyclone Cost to Develop: $2 million Time: 8 yearsPrototype | | | | | Product As long as the internal combustion engine has been around, garage tinkerers have been trying—in vain—to best it. But Florida boat engineer Harry Schoell, a lifelong inventor with a portfolio of patents, thinks hes got the answer, in the form of a reinvented steam engine.

    5.23.2008 at 11:32pm - Comment by abovo

    It is more than difficult to beleive that the US Navy does not know steam engines. It is even more difficult to beleive the heating of water to the temperature stated. It is possible, but with an enormous penalty is fuel. The heating of 1 pound of water is the equivelent to 1BTU. A bearing material and no friction, and water as a lubicant just seem to be a lot of perfect. We are sure of one thing, a laborotory is a lab. A lot of experimental starts have been attempted. With the appropriate results.

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