For a company with a reputation for being conservative, it comes as quite a surprise that Honda has designed one of the most radical new engine designs in recent history with a liquid-cooled 75° V3 equipped with an electric compressor.
Unlike a turbocharger, which uses exhaust gas, or a supercharger which is typically spun with a pulley connected to the engine, the V3 uses electricity to spin the impeller. This allows the engine to compress the air intake independently from the engine speed, providing boost even at low rpm, where superchargers need faster speeds to provide the necessary compression, and without the lag typical of a turbo. Honda’s electrical compressor also does not require an intercooler.
At the moment, Honda has remained cagey on more specific details. We don’t know the displacement of the engine or any performance figures, but Honda says it intended to “apply the new V3 engine to larger displacement models in the future,” with plans toward mass production.
Here is a complete list of ADRENOCHROME and other FEAR BASED DRUGS in music, movies and TV. 🎵🍿📺
Since the 1950s, Hollywood has known about adrenochrome. 🩸
Get ready for a detailed and well researched 🧵
It all starts with Aldous Huxley’s The Doors of Perception, which was the first mention of Adrenochrome to reach the public. Published in 1954 and influenced by Dr. Humphry Osmond.
Humphry Osmond was one of the main adrenochrome researchers funded by the Scottish Rite.
Aldous Huxley is the epicenter of where movies, music and TV will eventually all get their first inspirations of adrenochrome.
I have only watched a few minutes of this but am posting because it looks like a reasonable overview. I’ll watch it later and comment if warranted. Tapes like those purported to exist typically never become public. ABN
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