Looking for Research Help in a New Concept

Oops, I just posted that as Guest, sorry.

Maybe a search on "dynamometer testing" might turn up some shops in your area, or you could ask some local mechanics if they know of any. You could always ask if they are willing to do some pro bono testing or other discount.

Actually, I am a local mechanic (automotive technician) and I called a local dyno shop and asked if they had the equipment to do BSFC testing and they do not. The owner of the shop told me that I would actually need to use an engine dyno, not a chassis (inertia) dyno and would need to use Depac software. If anyone knows where this can be done, please let me know. It seems to be a daunting task to prove my systems. I don't want to run around with testimonials saying, "It works, why don't you believe me?", because I probably wouldn't believe it either without scientific proof (quantifiable data.)

The last I heard of gadgetman he was working with a college in Arkansas.

You can send him a PM (private mail) through CR4. He is a member. He did have an office down the street from mine in Mesa AZ and was working with a local shop, but he's moved on.

He sent this to me some time ago.

(http://www.YouTube.com/GadgetmanGlobal)

I'll PM his email address to you.

lynlynch

Thank you for your input.

I was hoping maybe someone knew how to contact Blink if posible.

After the "Ink Wars" he reincarnated as Moronic Bumble.

I am almost afraid to ask, but here goes... what were the "ink wars"?

In the thread "The Anti-Science--Part I", there was a (let's call it) spirited exchange between Roger Pink and Blink. Both were then unseen for a while. I dubbed this the
"Ink Wars."