Think of it as running 3 starters with 2 batteries.



Constant flow, not proprortional to engine speed.



Sort of like nitrous, only more complicated.



http://208.62.166.66:82/guest/pics/M...percharger.jpg



For those who like doing it the hard way.

link with more info?

[quote name='rfreeman27' date='Jul 20 2005, 08:21 AM']link with more info?


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Some company made this prototype a few years back.

It had possibilities, but too many problems & expenses.

It's NLA.

what about the extra weight of the batteries to poewr it?

[quote name='drftk1d' date='Jul 20 2005, 05:46 PM']what about the extra weight of the batteries to poewr it?


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Just get a bigger alternator.



Mark

And a second battery.

And some heavy duty control circuits & relays.

And some custom blow-off control.

And some bypass piping & valving for normal driving.

And some fuel system mods.

Etc..



That's why it didn't sell.

[quote name='sureshot' date='Jul 20 2005, 04:31 AM']Some company made this prototype a few years back.

It had possibilities, but too many problems & expenses.

It's NLA.


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I believe the company your thinking about is TurboDyne. Their charger is different.



http://www.turbodyne.com/



They use to market an electric blower known as a TurboPac. Honeywell purchased the rights to the patent, but never manufactured. Turbodyne had to sue Honeywell to regain control of their product. By then the damage was done.

i heard theses are only for short burts like nitrous

Like I said:



Sort of like nitrous, only more complicated.

The patent image on Turbodyne's web site looks like it as a 1/4 maybe 1/2 HP electric drive motor - pretty lame..



http://208.62.166.66:82/guest/pics/temp/patntimg.jpg