Muckman
Not a M0derator
I understand the premise. Its a mix between a centrifugal supercharger and turbocharger that has the ability to be driven by the engine at low engine speeds and then run off exhaust flow at high engine speeds. I get that. Concepts are cool but there is little technical data from actual testing. Id like to see a boost plot and dyno comparison. And I still dont see a price anywhere. The problem with this kind of design is you always have the drag of the mechanical drive system on the shaft. Once you reach the threshold where exhaust flow is outpacing the gear drive there isnt any way for it to free spin. It always has all that junk slowing it down - the bearings, the friction oil. Until they solve that you are never going to get the best of both worlds.