Monday, March 15, 2010
Kiwibloke Home Pictures About Podcasts Video kiwi stuff Entertainment travel Technology Green Things Kiwi News

Kiwi Inventor Shows off Revolutionary Transmission (Video)

...some time ago.. by kiwibloke · 2 Comments

Kiwi Inventor Bill Martin shows off his revolutionary vehicle transmission that gets the efficiency of the manual (stick) and the smoothness of the Automatic transmission.

Related posts:

  1. Kiwi Jetpack Gets Ready for Takeoff (Video) Almost a year to the day after it first...
  2. Worlds Largest Piano Built By A Kiwi Teenager (Video) The world’s largest piano was unveiled last week in...
  3. Kiwi Shaped Feijoa Goes For $1000 on TradeMe (Video) Forget Madonna shaped toast, a Kiwi shaped feijoa fruit...
  4. Weta Workshop Shows Up At Blizzard Entertainment Blizzard Software, the creators of World of Warcraft recently completed...
  5. How to Talk Kiwi – Mel AKA Kristen Schaal (Video) Mel gives us a lesson on how to talk...

Tags: ·, , ,

Filed: Kiwi News · New Zealand · kiwi

2 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Val from Zerogifts // Apr 26, 2009 at 4:58 am

    Great concept, basically he removed the clutch and invented automatic transmission with the efficiency of the manual. It’s not that environmentally friendly but it is cost saving.

  • 2 kiwibloke // Apr 26, 2009 at 12:23 pm

    @Val: I agree that it is not a big change, but any incremental improvement in mpg over a large number of cars is a very big benefit. If we can make small improvements they add up to large improvements.

Go on leave a comment, it's easy...


We don't use the nofollow tag out of principle, you are welcome to comment, but please respect it or it could disappear. If you want to understand what this means please read my DoFollow Page. We also don't moderate because we believe in instant gratification.

Add to Technorati Favorites and I will return the favor back.

Lastly if you find our blog interesting please consider feeding the feed monster. Just Click on the monster at the right.

CommentLuv Enabled

This site uses KeywordLuv. Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage.