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Prototype of the fuel device. (Credit: Image courtesy of Temple University)

1 posted on 01/02/2009 11:37:56 AM PST by Red Badger
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Mythbusters did it. Didn’t work. Won’t work. Save your money.


53 posted on 01/02/2009 12:48:22 PM PST by Conan the Librarian (The Best in Life is to crush my enemies, see them driven before me, and the Dewey Decimal System)
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And a plethera of wild monkeys can fly out of my butt as well!!


57 posted on 01/02/2009 1:08:42 PM PST by Wavrnr10 (Eagles soar....but weasles don't get sucked into jet engines!)
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I expected to see this: http://www.josephnewman.com/ or Dennis Lee behind this. Is there a blueprint or is it yet another scam like Newman has been pushing for years?


58 posted on 01/02/2009 1:28:05 PM PST by Lx
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After reading the journal reference, a few questions:

(1)”However, the main function of our device is to reduce the viscosity of the fuel as it passes the electric field.”

Simple heating will do that. Viscosity specifies measurement at a certain temp. Hot oil is less viscous than cold oil.
Which leads to:

(2) No word of temperature measurements. Some formulas, but one of the most important factors in viscosity is temp. and not a word unless I missed it.

(3) “Because our technology, developed on the new physics principle, consumes very small power and improves fuel efficiency significantly, we expect it will have wide applications on all types of internal combustion engines, present ones and future ones.”

What “new physics principle”? Reducing viscosity of the incoming fuel charge? That can be accomplished by preheating the fuel or the fuel/ air mixture as did the VW “Beetle” did over 50 years ago. Their air cooled engine used exhaust heat to heat the incoming fuel/air mixture thus eliminating the engine warm-up period.

The diagrams show a positively charged wire mesh and a negatively charged wire mesh in line with fuel flowing between the two. That appears to be nothing more than a
fuel heater, which may explain the lack of information on temperatures of fuel going into the device and temperatures of fuel coming out of the device.

Who is paying for the research and who will own the patents obtained?

Lastly, did any of the researchers have a financial interest
in the out come of the research or the company, if any, that paid for the research?

These important questions, left unanswered as they are, tell me this “research” is nothing more than a new twist on an old J.C. Whitney add-on.

62 posted on 01/02/2009 1:34:10 PM PST by count-your-change (You don't have be brilliant, not being stupid is enough.)
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Ran my car on half a tank of gas, Got 150 miles.

Ran the SAME car with Full tank, got 300 miles.

I could not believe it!

63 posted on 01/02/2009 1:41:54 PM PST by jaz.357 (I binge with the lunatic fringe)
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no mention of modifying the computer....

man, using this device along with the acetone and my little green pills and my tornado air twister and my h2o to hydrogen converter, I'll never have to fill up again.

66 posted on 01/02/2009 1:55:31 PM PST by stylin19a ( Real Men don't declare unplayable lies)
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fill your tires to max pressure as stamped on the side-wall, drive the speedlimit and avoid fast starts and stops.

10% improvement in mpg.

And if anyone feels guilty because this post didn’t cost as much as the newfangledcontraption you may feel free to alleviate some fo your guilt by sending me the money.

Have a nice weekend


67 posted on 01/02/2009 1:58:10 PM PST by woollyone ("When the tide is low, even a shrimp has its own puddle." - Vance Havner)
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When are you going to give up posting this crap?


75 posted on 01/03/2009 11:18:31 PM PST by anymouse (God didn't write this sitcom we call life, he's just the critic.)
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