Imagine if a Jet Turbine Engine could go on indefinatelty and only cost as much as it needs for maintenance and replacement parts. An aircraft would be limited only by the pilots fatigue. I have such a design and envision it on every future aircra 
What is your business, service, product, etc? - A jet engine that requires no external fuel input beyond the initial electrical start.
How long has your company been established? - It is a new company.
What expertise or experience do you have in this field? - I have a good understanding of how appliances work and could describe in detail how any engine works plus the principle behind the said engine.
What are your strengths? - I am dedicated to getting this design off the ground, so to speak, and am very confident in my own abilities to understand the workings of any appliance.
Who is in the team? - I am on my own.
What is the state of the market? - The market for such an engine is ready to be blown wide open with the right product. Couple that with the current recession that is affecting every one to some degree or other. The market is very fertile for any money saving product.
What is the competition? - The competition consists of the big engine companies like Roles Royce, British Aerospace, and a few others.
Do you have any figures (financial history or forecasts)? - As this is a new company I have no history of trading.
What are your short and long term goals? - To make as much money as I possibly can and to transform the current aviation propulsion industry to a more green friendly industry.
What is the investment going to be spent on? - Producing a working prototype in order to acquire the sales and to set up a factory to produce the engines.
What are you offering the investor in return for the investment? - An equal share of 59% of the total business income and/or profits.
What is the expected return on investment or breakeven period? - The expected return would be in the sum of billions. The break even period would be between three to six months on a good forecast and between 18 to 24 months on a bad forecast.
So, would you invest?
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