Need opinion on auto tech quiz program.

From : mario

Q: hi dodge gang i have a new quiz program for a new auto tech quiz series the company i work for is developing. would you like to try it out and let me know if there are any programming bugs or useability concerns there are 3 short simple quizzes with real-time answers general includes old and new quiz formats performance and guru. maybe youll have fun taking them too heres the loooong link. http//www.mwwcorp.com/cgi-bin/getpage/getpage.cgilink=home.new.rr.com/doctormscartech/quizzes/startup/funautoquizzes.html&page=drmgrpdg thanks in advance for your help. mario ps. the questions are for testing purposes only but if there are actual incorrect answers please let me know. -- autotech9@nospam.com to reply replace nospam with lycos. .

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From : carl saiyed

i like the old format better than the new format. carl hi dodge gang i have a new quiz program for a new auto tech quiz series the company i work for is developing. would you like to try it out and let me know if there are any programming bugs or useability concerns there are 3 short simple quizzes with real-time answers general includes old and new quiz formats performance and guru. maybe youll have fun taking them too heres the loooong link. http//www.mwwcorp.com/cgi-bin/getpage/getpage.cgilink=home.new.rr.com/doctormscartech/quizzes/startup/funautoquizzes.html&page=drmgrpdg thanks in advance for your help. mario ps. the questions are for testing purposes only but if there are actual incorrect answers please let me know. -- autotech9@nospam.com to reply replace nospam with lycos. .

From : steve barker

im kinda curious as to how increasing the stroke of an engine can helps fill the cylinder more completely -- steve barker ========= hi dodge gang i have a new quiz program for a new auto tech quiz series the company i work for is developing. would you like to try it out and let me know if there are any programming bugs or useability concerns there are 3 short simple quizzes with real-time answers general includes old and new quiz formats performance and guru. maybe youll have fun taking them too heres the loooong link. http//www.mwwcorp.com/cgi-bin/getpage/getpage.cgilink=home.new.rr.com/doctormscartech/quizzes/startup/funautoquizzes.html&page=drmgrpdg thanks in advance for your help. mario ps. the questions are for testing purposes only but if there are actual incorrect answers please let me know. -- autotech9@nospam.com to reply replace nospam with lycos. .

From : mario

thanks for the help carl. it is much appreciated. mario carl saiyed wrote i like the old format better than the new format. carl hi dodge gang i have a new quiz program for a new auto tech quiz series the company i work for is developing. would you like to try it out and let me know if there are any programming bugs or useability concerns there are 3 short simple quizzes with real-time answers general includes old and new quiz formats performance and guru. maybe youll have fun taking them too heres the loooong link. http//www.mwwcorp.com/cgi-bin/getpage/getpage.cgilink=home.new.rr.com/doctormscartech/quizzes/startup/funautoquizzes.html&page=drmgrpdg thanks in advance for your help. mario ps. the questions are for testing purposes only but if there are actual incorrect answers please let me know. -- autotech9@nospam.com to reply replace nospam with lycos. .

From : mario

steve i am just the programmer here but from overhearing the engineers here i do know that increasing the stroke increases the piston velocity because the piston has to travel farther in the same amount of time which increases the pressure drop or vacuum between the intake and piston top. this increased vacuum sucks in more air or fills the cylinder more completley especially at low rpm. does this make sense steve when our auto tech learning series is up and running you can get more specific answers to these questions. i think it will start sometime in late august. thanks for your input. mario steve barker wrote im kinda curious as to how increasing the stroke of an engine can helps fill the cylinder more completely .

From : steve barker

thanks for the quick reply and yes that makes sense. i just had never really thought about it in those terms before. -- steve ========= steve i am just the programmer here but from overhearing the engineers here i do know that increasing the stroke increases the piston velocity because the piston has to travel farther in the same amount of time which increases the pressure drop or vacuum between the intake and piston top. this increased vacuum sucks in more air or fills the cylinder more completley especially at low rpm. does this make sense steve when our auto tech learning series is up and running you can get more specific answers to these questions. i think it will start sometime in late august. thanks for your input. mario steve barker wrote im kinda curious as to how increasing the stroke of an engine can helps fill the cylinder more completely .