Subject	Re: Looks like the concept is to drive the turbo electrically
Posted by	Obeeone on November 09, 2011 at 5:44 PM
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In Reply To	Looks like the concept is to drive the turbo electrically posted by LitlElvis on November 09, 2011 at 04:15 PM
Message	The concept of it on paper looks great. It would be nice to have virtually no lag on the low end as you are not dependent on the exhaust flow for spool up. The tricky parts are the gearing and clutches in that small of a space handling 60-80k rpm without destroying themselves. It's definitely an interesting idea completely different than what s3trios posted a link to.
Follow Ups	NZR, BMW patents electric turbo: - f1ym4n 12:58:49 11/09/11 Already been done - s3trios 13:16:05 11/09/11 patent diagrams are made like that on purpose (n/m) - FuerGrissa 13:18:03 11/09/11 He's right, I drew patent application drawings for a living. - zellamay 14:33:09 11/09/11 yes it's possible, yes it's better, no you wont see it for a - FuerGrissa 13:16:20 11/09/11 Re: NZR, BMW patents electric turbo: - Krazyd27(Houston) 13:17:13 11/09/11 huh? (n/m) - FuerGrissa 13:19:16 11/09/11 Something similar has already been made - Krazyd27(Houston) 13:25:42 11/09/11 Interesting stuff......... - samsungZ (Houston) 13:58:36 11/09/11 Sometimes companies get patents for reasons other than - zellamay 14:36:27 11/09/11 I was thinking that the electric turbo could be used to - f1ym4n 15:23:59 11/09/11 Looks like the concept is to drive the turbo electrically - LitlElvis 16:15:48 11/09/11 Re: Looks like the concept is to drive the turbo electrically - Obeeone 17:44:50 11/09/11
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