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    That's why i asked cos it was suspect for me too(that's why i named it "pseudo'' but wanted more oppinions ... i'll spend that money on something more usefull
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    not yet m8, i'm still waiting.... our postal services were in strike these days , i'll inform you right away as it's in my hand
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    Quote Originally Posted by sierrafery View Post

    not yet m8, i'm still waiting.... our postal services were in strike these days , i'll inform you right away as it's in my hand
    oh dear, combined with Australia Post you might get it before Christmas,,

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    It's in Bucharest which is 600km away from me.... anyway it's on it's way
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    When you work out the air required to make an engine breath, then work out what sized compressor - and more importantly - the HP required to drive that volume, you will soon realise it's total bollocks.

    Even a small engine revving hard will use 80 CFM of air - if I could make a compressor to do that whos current draw was 3 amps, I'd be a millionaire...

    Do you think a 3 amp, 12 volt motor can deliver anywhere near the output of what a professionally designed and engineered turbine spinning at 10's of thousands of RPM can?

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    MARIO !! ... Roverlord should stock these ...

    ... alongside the HHO kit



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    Just have a look at what else that sellers sells. It's not a dedicated performance motoring shop, they a sell all sorts of stuff.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Fluids View Post
    MARIO !! ... Roverlord should stock these ...

    ... alongside the HHO kit



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    Nah, got bigger fish to fry. Besides the market is being flooded with second hand ones

    Our R&D is working on a solar powered Defender conversion instead.


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    You know what that thing is!


    It's a bilge blower from a boat. They are used to ventilate the fuel vapors and other nasty gasses from the bilges in your small inboard engine boat. I know small cause anything larger than 30' would use a 24v one not 12v. There is no way they would even supply enough air to even make any differnce at idle let alone any engine load.


    BUT it sort of looks a little bit cool
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    I imagine once your turbo spins up so much air will be dragged through that toy fan it will spin itself to destruction. I would also wonder if spinning faster then designed to the motor will act as a generator and produce more than 12volts .

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    They use one of these on a tdi200 Defender Winch truck (listen carefully) and it goes off. Needless to say, on a winch truck they always run 24v though anything designed for 12v.

    [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckXQLLtQ330[/ame]
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