Hi Mark and all,

Re haveing patents on our first generation inovations to the engines, there is no point, we at TJT have already seen examples of our diffuser design copied or stolen, we made the decision not to patent the bearing carrier system as is was such an inovative solution to a problem that has existed in most of these small turbine engines for a very long time, by not patenting it, there is a chance that you guys, the engine users will benifit from our decision in that maybe others will adopt a better fix for a long term problem in the existing engines out there.

TJT openly showed out diffuser design, bearing carrier and cooling system at Superman, and believe me we had all the engine manufacturers who were at the show all over our stuff, several made some very complimentary comments.

Just remember this, it is all our own design and development work, Myself, Doctor Artes and Felipe Nieto have spent many hours and many dollars in designing and producing a far better mouse trap for you guys to use and enjoy.
Our Second generation stuff is on the bench now, once fully tested and developed, it will be in the hands of the modeler, not before.
You have all had a chance to see the Eagle, and have had the chance to see full technical review in RCJI, this engine stands up for itself, The Bee, will be out there soon, and this will be followed by our latest offereing the Falcon.
We are working on the Heli motor at present, no gears, no drive belts, very simple and the size of a Coke can, these will complete our first generation package to the public, when generation 2 is released all the first generation stuff is fully upgradeable to Gen2.
We at TJT are pro active in the design and development of this stuff, we dont just sit back and try to make a 6 year old design go harder.

Many thanks,

Chris@tjt

Ps how do I get to show a picture along side my post