The Combilift Engines for our customer in Ireland is on its final testing on the dyno and will be ready for shipping when the testing is completed
Still "on the dyno", apparently.
Cyclone has just received the pre-production parts for 10 Mark 1 Engines and they are in the process of being assembled. Once the components are assembled they will go through a stringent testing process. Thereafter they will be shipped to licensees and OEMs to be integrated into various systems.
Anyone see any pictures of these engines, or know where they went?
As Cyclone enters the final stages of testing of its products we believe that the timing is appropriate to introduce this expertise to take the company into the next growth phase.
Negative growth phase?
The LSR car is still an ongoing project for Cyclone
And has still never moved one foot under the power of a Cyclone engine.
As a final note, Cyclone is pleased to see that the business model of WHE Generation which is now called Q2Power Corp. and our licensee Phoenix Power Group is progressing as planned with the testing in Ohio.
After burning through $6 million in investors' money and employing some of the engineers from Ohio State University, Q2Power stopped all work on Cyclone engines and returned the license.
I'm mostly curious of whether those alleged 10 Mark 1 engines have been tested by anyone outside Cyclone or not.
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