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"MultiFAZE" is hidden away in Patent DE 3 232 974 drawing No. 4 (1982). Bryllig (talk) 23:35, 1 April 2024 (UTC)
They DO "indicate" MultiFAZE mechanism, because the so-called Stiller-Smith mechanism described in the references IS actually the MultiFAZE mechanism. Compare the priority dates of the patents. S&S just took the mechanism and renamed it with their own names. An article on the copy would surely meet Wikipedia rules, so how can an article on the original be rejected? Does Wikipedia want to support plagiarism by suppressing the original?
At least by publishing a string of technical papers on the mechanism, S&S made it notable/noteworthy. So please make this draft article official. Bryllig (talk) 02:41, 4 April 2022 (UTC) The MultiFAZE mechanism is the defining feature of the Stiller-Smith engine, which makes the engine a reference/reliable source in aluminium and steel, not just on paper, for the mechanism. As such, the many references for the Stiller-Smith engine are equally applicable to the MultiFAZE mechanism.
If this draft is ever accepted, I intend to tidy it up. Clearly I don't want to put in the work at this point.Bryllig (talk) 19:47, 7 August 2024 (UTC)