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This is what I was thinking, but since my thermodynamics training is
insufficient, I'd like to enlist your help. Besides your technical expertise (sorry I can't say the same for your political judgement) you're down there where the water is warm. What we need is a heat extraction process that will at least add locomotion power to a boat. Start small, with a small boat as the initial target. Don't worry about speed for now, just get the extraction process working so it show a power gain after start-up. There's got to be a way to make use of the seawater heat. If you get this going, you can make a bundle and be the hero of boaters everywhere. It goes without saying you have to think out of the box. (I'm writing this, so technically I didn't say that.) On the off chance you can't get a solution worked out, I've got another idea which makes use of wind and cloth. But that's low-hanging fruit, and I prefer to think big for now. What say you? --Vic |
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