autogyro's Transmission Concept

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richard_leeds wrote:
autogyro wrote:I have CA's with Toleman, Benneton, Williams and Ferrari to prove it ol son.
I signed a confidentiality agreement on behalf of my company a few years ago when we met a chap who we thought might be interesting. We did as a form of flattery. He didn't tell us much that we didn't already know, and we couldn't see how could benefit our organisation. We've not seen him since. Point being that existence of a CA doesn't have mean that the conversation had substance.

ps - what has the timing of the USA into WW2 got to do with a chap making an electric slot car? Is there some causal link that I'm missing???? Was Roosevelt such an ardent slot car fan that he conspired to enter WW2 in order to protect the invention? Or is this an obtuse invocation of Godwin's Law?
It certainly does not prove that the discussions had substance or contained technical improvements. Being also able to prove the designing,building and racing of the technology under investigation some ten years earlier does.

The reference to the Americans not being in WW2 in 1940, simply proves the huge superiority of Britain's wartime engineers. In this case of one engineer designing a model system some 20 years ahead of it's time, while still being able to participate in a major air campaign against huge odds.
What Roosevelt did in peacetime America was his problem.

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The same RAF officer was co opted into Strategic Air Command after the war under Curtis Le May.
He was responsible for much of the technical development of SAC,s nuclear capability during the cold war, starting with developing the B36.

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autogyro wrote:simply proves the huge superiority of Britain's wartime engineers. In this case of one engineer designing a model system some 20 years ahead of it's time, while still being able to participate in a major air campaign against huge odds.
Yes I admire someone who was able to continue his hobby whilst fighting. Probably says a lot about how people deal with stress by escaping into a hobby. Not sure how that is evidence of proving "the huge superiority of Britain's wartime engineers". Superior to whom?

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The losers.

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autogyro wrote:The losers.
So that's who you're taking about, but a toy is no evidence to support an argument of "the huge superiority of Britain's wartime engineers".

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richard_leeds wrote:
autogyro wrote:The losers.
So that's who you're taking about, but a toy is no evidence to support an argument of "the huge superiority of Britain's wartime engineers".
The name Wallis is.

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Which is the reason why the world is in crisis and F1 has a very shaky future.

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richard_leeds wrote:
autogyro wrote:The losers.
So that's who you're taking about, but a toy is no evidence to support an argument of "the huge superiority of Britain's wartime engineers".
As if WWII was won on technical superiority?
"I spent most of my money on wine and women...I wasted the rest"

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autogyro wrote: Which is the reason why the world is in crisis and F1 has a very shaky future.
Nope I just dont care about your pointless bullshit anecdotes about "BACK IN'T WAR.... "

Wow, could we care less about who built a slot car in the war. No.
Could we care less about some Strategic Air commander. No.
Could we care less about pretty much anything you have to say. No. As it's all this.

It has nothing at all to do with F1 either.

So before you click submit in future. Ask yourself, is your post

a: relevent.
or
b: funny.

I repeat my sentiment of.
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autogyro sounds like one of them inventors that go on dragon den saying how amazingly awesome they design is, how its better than everything else out there just for the dragons to tell them its crap but he doesnt believe what they are saying. Dont waste your life with this, sounds like you arn't mega rich from it if your ideas really were amazing you wouldn't be on here trying to convince us how good it is.

autogyro
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Oh come on fellas, it is not my fault you are Americans.

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allstaruk08 wrote:autogyro sounds like one of them inventors that go on dragon den saying how amazingly awesome they design is, how its better than everything else out there just for the dragons to tell them its crap but he doesnt believe what they are saying. Dont waste your life with this, sounds like you arn't mega rich from it if your ideas really were amazing you wouldn't be on here trying to convince us how good it is.
I have no interest in whether you or anyone else believes me.
I have no intention of convincing any of you of anything thanks.
That is a concept of complete irrelevance.
If you do not like it, then why act like a know it all nobody and bother to post.
Like I said before, I have dealt with people much more important in the scheme of things than you, that is obvious from your puerile contributions.

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'Nobody cares', 'mega bucks', 'as if WW2 was won on technical ability'.
It all proves my point wonderfully.
F1 today is just a game for computer nerds and somewhere to fly a kite.
The technology has done nothing but go round in circles for at least two decades.
Unless something huge changes, it has no future whatsoever.

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Auto none of the posts you made were relevent or funny.

-1000 points for you.
I have no interest in whether you or anyone else believes me.
I have no intention of convincing any of you of anything thanks.
That is a concept of complete irrelevance.
If you do not like it, then why act like a know it all nobody and bother to post.
Like I said before, I have dealt with people much more important in the scheme of things than you, that is obvious from your puerile contributions.
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