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electric turbo design

New and working design for high pressure electric turbo
 
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It seems very difficult to contact manufacturers of turbochargers nowadays.I have designed and tested a new electric turbocharger which works great from the low-end to the high-end.It is completely turbo-lag free and the operating pressure can be preset directly from the driver`s place.I have contacted lot of car manufacturers and car magazines but received no feedback.Could anyone plaese help, I would like to further develop my idea into a commercial package.I built it as an individual and managed to get it working without the astronomical budgets of big manufacturers, I think that with a little help this product could finally be a technological breakthrough after having heard of so many "innovations" which did not make it to the market place.

S.Pacifique Victoria,Australia.

spacifique1, Jul 04 2004

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       1) You've duplicated your own idea. You need to remove one of these.   

       2) This site is for posting ideas that do not yet exist. It's not a place to announce something you've built and request help with marketing. With that in mind, you might want to remove the other as well.
waugsqueke, Jul 04 2004
  

       Although I agree with [waugs] Check out the link on your other idea. Some ideas on there have come up fairly quickly as a direct result of appearing on this show.
reap, Jul 04 2004
  

       need to get a pattent and then go to manufacturers and magazines cause all they needed to do is say no after you have explained it to them and they can get a pattent and sell it themselves without payin you shit.
#1gknus, Jan 01 2008
  
      
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