🚀 go-pugleaf

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aha!  of course it is the exhaust gasses that spin the silly little
thing.  I assumed (incorrectly that) that high rpms meant high gasses.
wrong!  Thanks to all those who responded to me:

	gcc-milo!zrm (Zigurd R. Mednieks)
	rti-sel!amr (Alan Roberts)
	seismo!USC-ISIB.ARPA!JDEIFIK (Jeff Deifik)
	moncol!ben (Ben Broder)
	abnji!saab (dennis)
	amdcad!phil (Phil Ngai)

(Jeff, it pz, not ps, lucky Postmaster was in a good mood that day...)


So the moral of the story is...

If you want more boost,
you need a large amount of exhaust gases
which are cutoff by closing the throttle
so therefore...

	keep on chargin!

(don't let up on the throttle, EVER! :-)

> (super charger trivia --  back in the 50's a lot of MG owners put
> superchargers on their cars.  Name the city that made (most) of these
> and name at least one other metal sporting good part that this city
> made.  hint:  it's near my hometown :-)

Conshohocken, Pennsyvania.  Thay also make aluminum baseball bats.  I
read about super chargers in a R&T collecters classic on MG a few years
back.  I know abouthte bats because I've held one in my hand.  (I won't
claim to have hit a ball with it ever, I tried...)

					pZ

-- Just in time to be too late.

   Paul Czarnecki
   Uniworks, Inc.		decvax!{cca,wanginst!infinet}!emacs!pz
   20 William Street		emacs!pz@cca-unix.ARPA
   Wellesley, MA 02181		(617) 235-2600


-- 
-- My wife ran off with my best friend, and I miss him.

   Paul Czarnecki
   Uniworks, Inc.		decvax!{cca,wanginst!infinet}!emacs!pz
   20 William Street		emacs!pz@cca-unix.ARPA
   Wellesley, MA 02181		(617) 235-2600