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How does IP Protection work?

My invention uses readily available components, and some new but straightforward electronics, but the mix is the original concept. Thus there is no scope for Patents, since it uses proprietry items which exist. The concept is for a zero fuel cost car. In other words on the basis of 10000 annual miles, up to 80 mph, and so on, there is no fuel cost at all. It is wholly Green. Is there any level of protection on an IP basis given that it has been on Internet view publically since about October 2008?
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