Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh-Falls
As far as I know, "photoshop" means that an existing photo has been tampered with in some way to make it appear to be something other than what it was when it was taken. I think the Poulsen motor was skillfully drawn or transferred on to a stock photo of a car.
|
This technology can be used for good OR evil. You could use PhotoShop (or MSPaint, which I believe is the program that Staska sketched in) to annotate an existing photo, or to illustrate something you haven't prototyped yet.
Hugh, surely you plan on shifting to N and shutting down the ICE while using your rear wheel drive. Otherwise, you could simply make like Peter Perkins (and me) and run the IMA motor off of grid-charged batteries. It's not the most efficient, and it will never let you kick the gasoline habit, but it's cheap and easy.
Staska, this illustration came from the Majestic Honda parts catalog. Is this what you need?