A new name for pantone water injection?

[Cuicui]

I vote for "water doping" clear, conscientious, effective. Vote for him!

Hi Bob_isat. Thanks for the suggestion.
It was also my first idea. But at Quant'homme, they do not prefer so as not to be confused with other water injection systems and also because Pantone is at the origin of the reactor. And why not also honor Antoine Gillier, the inventor of water doping? Gillier-Pantone appeared quite naturally when typing the text. For now, it does not seem shocking to me if you get used to it ...

[nialabert]

I vote for "water doping" clear, conscientious, effective. Vote for him!

Hi Bob_isat. Thanks for the suggestion.
It was also my first idea. But at Quant'homme, they do not prefer so as not to be confused with other water injection systems and also because Pantone is at the origin of the reactor. And why not also honor Antoine Gillier, the inventor of water doping? Gillier-Pantone appeared quite naturally when typing the text. For now, it does not seem shocking to me if you get used to it ...

Maybe we should ask him for his advice to this gentleman. He may not want to mysteriously disappear.

[Cuicui]

Maybe we should ask him for his advice to this gentleman. He may not want to mysteriously disappear.

Maybe that's why he has been so discreet for so long ...

[Other]

Hello

We make the difference between a diesel engine, a petrol combustion engine, a gas turbine
the difference between 100% and water doping

I think that one of the people who participated a lot in the dissemination of the principle is David, at the beginning I was inspired by these pages, he put many ideas on paper some that he could not realize, some with the improvements made by other reactor fitter have improved (like a U-shaped entry) which I saw for the first time in 2002
Entrance with prechamber came later 2003

And for me the one who gave birth to the SPAD is the guy who made the first vertical assembly, all in stainless steel, on a Deutz tractor
it is he who makes the first vertical compact assembly to remove the whole issue, north orientation at startup, use a stainless steel rod it comes with results that many get.
However, the character is rather discreet.

I think that simply calling water doping our editing will imply no one and will forget no one, I'm always uncomfortable when we quote a person, the 4-stroke engine we don't call him (Beau de Rochas)

In the end and as things will progress it may happen that we can reproduce the same thing without reactor and without rod
the name of panton will be more appropriate while water doping
it's wider.
On When man there is one who operates his reactor without water, just hot air.
Personally when my water tank is empty, I do not need a light indicator I feel quickly enough when driving

Andre

[Cuicui]

the 4-stroke engine we don't call it (Beau de Rochas)

Thank you André.
It's true, but the self-ignition engine was still called Diesel (like Rudolf). I'm going to ask Quant'Homme what they think ...

[pluesy]

if we are a bit patriotic and we want to remain general we can call it "pantone F"

of course then according to the feeding technique it could be

pantone F GV (steam generator)

pantone F BL (bulger)

pantone F IN (injection)

pantone F CA (carburetor)

ect ...

adding 2 letters after the F still allows to have 676 (26 * 26) versions in my opinion is more than enough


the first version of the reactor used as a complete replacement for the inventive American style fuel system could be called pantone A BL for example

version F necessarily involving the reactor used in doping there will be no ambiguity possible with the version A first version has American L (in addition it falls well the A and the first letter of the alphabet for the first version c 'is perfect...)
What do you think...

[Cuicui]

if we are a bit patriotic and we want to remain general we can call it "pantone F"
of course then according to the feeding technique it could be
pantone F GV (steam generator)
pantone F BL (bulger)
pantone F IN (injection)
pantone F CA (carburetor)
ect ...
adding 2 letters after the F still allows to have 676 (26 * 26) versions in my opinion is more than enough

the first version of the reactor used as a complete replacement for the inventive American style fuel system could be called pantone A BL for example
version F necessarily involving the reactor used in doping there will be no ambiguity possible with the version A first version has American L (in addition it falls well the A and the first letter of the alphabet for the first version c 'is perfect...)
What do you think...

In fact, the goal is to do something very simple to guide the Internet user who does not know anything, with links so that he can learn more if he wishes. For now, we're just looking for a name to distinguish water doping from 100% pantone. I asked the advice of Quant'Homme, we will discuss it again, I'll keep you posted.
A+

[pluesy]

in fact when we type pantone in google we fall first on the color chart ...

the trick that determines colors ...

I do not know how the search engines work but in my opinion must put something in front to pass in front of all the other compound words ...
after the color chart come the "pantone engine" that is killing me ...

I agree that Pantone invented a motor power system ...
but inventing an engine is another story ...

pantone motor yes ... pantone motor no ...

in a search engine may be that the "pantone doping" or "pantone doping engine" will pass more easily in front of the "pantone engine" ...

[Alex 56]

Good morning all

An idea: ACM system

i.e.: engine combustion assistance system ...
or in English:

Water ACM (there is the word motor and also ... water)

And there is still this water engine: Journal 19:30 p.m. FR3 yesterday
evening (trawler doped with ... humid air!)

See you.

[the middle]

Good morning all

An idea: ACM system

i.e.: engine combustion assistance system ...
or in English:

Water ACM (there is the word motor and also ... water)

And there is still this water engine: Journal 19:30 p.m. FR3 yesterday
evening (trawler doped with ... humid air!)

See you.

Ha, it's getting closer to the truth