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Tim Cordova
I've been in the auto work and mod business since 1994 and began publishing "Rod n'Racing Magazine" that same year. Then went on publishing "The Southwest Motor Enthusiast News", covering all of New Mexico, West Texas and Southern Colorado till 2009. More of my attention is now towards working on new fuel induction systems for motorcycles and automobiles and many other aspects to the development of renewable energies. Read more at: www.energyextraction.blogspot.com
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What "inventing" has meant to me...

Well, hopefully you feel like you've done your homework long before ever cutting into any metal or spending precious time of your life on spinning another wheel. Then there are times you just can't help yourself and do anyway for the sake of curiosity. There were many great minds before me who often took their life time of measures to validate many thoughts and theories. I wish not to repeat them, but to build upon them in the name of higher efficiencies and to improve "quality of life" for whom I share the elements of this planet. I stick to the centuries of proven science to motivate me along the way. In the process, you hope that the changes you make or the thoughts you bring to a physical reality, produce the results anticipated. Often, more than not, its never quite right the first time only to learn something more about the process that requires... more learning. It often involves many more than one field of science or trade. Then there is the business aspect, less science like, but just as competitive requiring just as much scrutiny. But I digress as it is for the love of creativity and the challenge of abilities and accomplishment of goals. Thus over the past 5 years, often lacking many aspects of education in areas related, some devices below carry some from that ignorance. I confess most all met with some degree of success. Learning in all areas related to the projects being developed is continuous and frankly, very fun. I never want to stop learning. So, some pictures below are just of where some development is now and some are rather old. None are incriminating to patents I'm working on now or breach those areas of intellectual property.



One more thought from an inventor I admire, Stan Ovshinsky:

"Anybody who wants to make a revolution, shouldn't grab a gun, just go and start working like we do to change the world by using science and technology."

From "Who Killed The Electric Car".




















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