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eat shit and die.

the point is that reusing rejected heat to heat the incoming air has been used in power cycles for a long ass time if plugging one into car engine was feasible then it would have been done a long ass time ago.

I would do some analysis to see the merits of the design if engadget pays my consultation fee.

Heat2power sucks on exhaust gases for extra mileage

May 4th 2009 9:48PM on Engadget

regeneration is old and been done to death. nothing to see here.

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May 4th 2009 1:35PM on Engadget

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