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    Physicist invents ‘air-conditioned motorcycle’

    Physicist Glen Guttman has developed a revolutionary motorcycle air conditioner, an electronic unit powered by a standard motorcycle battery to funnel cold air into a thermal undershirt worn under a motorcyclist's heavy outer jacket.

    He said the unit, which works without a compressor, was technologically simple, but "like any simple idea, you have to think it up and then you have to implement it."

    The air conditioning unit, a small, lightweight box that fits in the motorcycle's storage compartment, connects by rubber tubing to the motorcyclist's torso.

    Guttman said that he and a partner were hoping to move the system into production by mid-2005.
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    Mr Guttman is obviously lucky enough to ride somewhere were it's warm enough to need said air con.
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    I thought my bike already was airconditioned! Feeling to hot? Crank up the pace a bit. Very simple and easy to use.

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    About as useful as a solar powered torch during the day
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    Yeah I'll keep mine right beside my MC ash tray an my revolving helmet light.
    If I can't afford this wonderfull must have invention I'll just have to keep leaving my jacket sleaves undone a hope a bee ain't looking for a home.

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    You would have to be VERY careful as to where you plugged that rubber hose in to, huh?

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