I wrote an editorial in to a place called The Wuppertal Institute in Germany.  I think people must be numb with shock that I have solved the renewable energy problem and done away with any further need for the combustion engine... except perhaps for airplanes,  jets maybe.  Just eliminating the need for nuclear and its resulting radioactive waste is a big plus.

My solution of pre-warming the nitrogen engine with steam is simple. Yet it doesn't come alone; it has precedents from the igniter in a turbine engine. The turbine is nothing without the igniter, just as the LN2000 nitrogen engine is nothing without the steam. The turbine is a cheat, and adding steam to nitrogen is also a cheat.

I have dropped a bomb on the World. &  I can almost hear the dominoes crashing together. 

The "point of injection" of the liquid nitrogen is rather important. It should be injected towards the latter part of the expansion chamber as it passes because when it expands into the explosion it needs to expand in the direction the piston needs to go.   The LN2000 is a toy hammer;  the steam-nitrogen hybrid is a DIRECTED POWER.  I prefer the Wankel rotary engine, especially the "DKM" version. One of the main negatives of that engine is that it is difficult to change the spark plug. Since I'm doing away with that... 

Another thing. I envision 3 Wankel engines sharing a common camshaft but with one reversed. That way the transmission can be eliminated; any time the car needs to go in reverse, the nitrogen would only get shot over to the backwards engine, otherwise it would just ride along. Of course, if someone/some company wanted to get FANCY and design the engine to go both ways....  Wouldn't be such a bad idea either eh? 

You probably wonder why I put so many inventions on the Internet without having a patent.  Our problems need solving FAST.   Patents are anything but!  Besides, I have 3 patents now.  If this engine goes over, it makes one of my patents obsolete. My Wind Engine (new type of windmill).  Patents waste money, time, effort.  One of my other patents is for a home health system that uses hyperbarics to increase health and longevity.  I had planned and even designed a solar-wind hybrid, home-sized, and was planning to patent the solar-wind hybrid... except then I solved this nitrogen thing.  So now the solar-wind hybrid is made obsolete also by this BIG NITROGEN Hybrid!  The(solar) hybrid wasn't a waste of time and I still plan to build one, one day. But the nitrogen will power just about everything we now have, my home hyperbaric system as well.

Many countries of the World have specific geographies, altitudes, terrain, etc.  Patenting an engine like a One Size Fits All is a waste of time.  Inventors and companies in each country or even specific areas like middle Europe should work on specifications for this new engine that will maximize it for their territory.  I can sit back & relax now, watch the waves, forget about patenting my tidal generator...  That's another one made practically obsolete!  It's a sad day (or is it?) when an inventor starts making his own inventions obsolete.

I'm handing the ball.  Take it.  Unless by the immortal words of Jack Nicholson (A Few Good Men): "The Truth?!  You can't handle the Truth!"   Can you?  Can you face the demise of the 100+ year old combustion engine, or the beginning of a new era for Mankind, Womankind?