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Friday, April 6, 2007

Propelling Automobiles Without Using Petrol

Yes, it's possible. At least according to Arthur Paul Pedrick. Pedrick was an extremely prolific British inventor in the 1960s and 1970s. After a career as an examiner in the UK Patent Office, he spent his retirement applying for large numbers of patents.
Like this one:

An automobile is propelled by a horse pushing from behind. A U-shaped member 4 is attached by its free ends to the automobile, the automobile pulling a trailer in which food for the horse can be placed. The horse is connected to the U-shaped member 4 in such a way that it can only reach the food by pushing against the U- shaped member and so propelling the automobile.

The ignition switch can be arranged to give a mild electric shock to the posterior of the horse when it is switched on. The brake pedal maybe linked by cables to halter around the neck of the horse.

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