Re: vacuum advance/retard differences? Ha Ha! Zero!

[David Massey <105671.471@compuserve.com>]

Message text written by "Ptegler"
>The only time an engine is at 'zero' efficiency is when you switch it OFF!

You either have a 'working process' that has an efficiency index...
or 'no process' at all.
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Again, the purpose of an engine is propulsion.  If the engine is not
propelling the car it is producing no output.  Efficiency is energy out
divided by energy in.

Dave

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