Chaos Super Turbocharger: Revolutionizing Vehicle Efficiency and Reducing Pollution

The Chaos Super turbocharger (KSTC), named after the Greek goddess of air, optimizes the air-gas ratio in combustion engines, reducing fuel waste and emissions during idling. Despite being conceptualized in 1973, it was only marketed recently after thorough testing. The KSTC has been well-received by users and has passed tests by the Philippines Department of Energy and Taiwan's Automotive Research and Training Center. It was awarded a Presidential Award Medal by Philippine President Gloria Arroyo.

What is the primary function of the Chaos Super Turbocharger (KSTC)?

• To increase the speed of the vehicle

• To maintain the optimum air-gas ratio in the engine

• To enhance the vehicle's aesthetic appeal

• To reduce the weight of the vehicle

What problem does the KSTC address when the engine is idling?

• Overheating of the engine

• Lack of sufficient air intake

• Battery drainage

• Excessive noise

Where are the KSTC devices being installed?

• At the Manila Marketing Office

• In the Philippines Department of Energy

• In the Chaos headquarters in Greece

• At the Automotive Research Center in Taiwan

When did Planus start selling the KSTC?

• In 1995

• In 1980

• Last year

• In 1973

Which organization awarded Planus for his invention?

• The United Nations

• The Greek Government

• The Philippine President

• The European Union