Another one, Who's going to be the guinea pig?

[It'sNotWorthComplaining!]

what can you say. anyone game to try one .
as long as there are fools out there this is always some one out there to take their money.
Maybe they should be reported to ebay under the counterfeit product section, surely this must be a cheap knock off of the flux capacitor
LAND ROVER Magnetic FUEL GAS Saver for ALL Models | eBay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LAND-ROVER-Magnetic-FUEL-GAS-Saver-ALL-Models-/160709764254?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item256b0c649e)

[tonic]

what can you say. anyone game to try one .
as long as there are fools out there this is always some one out there to take their money.
Maybe they should be reported to ebay under the counterfeit product section, surely this must be a cheap knock off of the flux capacitor
LAND ROVER Magnetic FUEL GAS Saver for ALL Models | eBay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LAND-ROVER-Magnetic-FUEL-GAS-Saver-ALL-Models-/160709764254?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item256b0c649e)


You doubter, I bought some tiger repellant of that guy and haven’t been attacked yet and I’ve traveled all parts of Australia since buying it.:D

[Chuck.B]

Funnily enough there was a similar product for sale in UK to be used on home gas (natural gas) installation. The magnetic effect would disturb the gas particles allowing them to burn more readily on combustion. Less emmissions and waste of gas. I believe they promised up to 20% saving.
So i think the technology might me there? I'm not saying buy one, but for $10 WTF? I'd say it would be better on LPG but who knows? A little more research might be in order.

[Chuck.B]

MIRACLE MAGNETS
There are dozens of fuel-line magnets on the market. We tested two. They all make similar claims: substantial improvements in fuel economy, reduced emissions and increased horsepower.

According to the people selling these devices, as gasoline flows past the magnet, the magnetic field will "break apart clusters of fuel molecules so gas burns more efficiently." Problem: Gasoline molecules aren't magnetic, not at all. But wait, there's more. If the fuel line is steel, as many are, the lines of magnetic flux will follow the fuel-line walls instead of passing through the fuel.

THE DYNO SAYS: As we suspected, neither device had any significant effect on performance or economy.


However i think gas molecules could be effected magnetically..... Can't find anywhere information on this.

Talking about other gadgets they tested the air vortex systems aswell. Interestingly enough they actually decreased HP and fuel saving.

[ugu80]

But you do get one cable zip tie. How good is that.

[Naviguesser]

But you do get one cable zip tie. How good is that.

Oh well that makes it worthwhile then :p

[roverfan]

This is the new improved 2nd generation, I will be buying 17 and will let you know how they go alongside my 23 in line electric turbos and 6 super vortex air turbulisers.

[It'sNotWorthComplaining!]

g.
but for $10 WTF? .

That's the problem, a lot of people might think WTF $10 what can I loose.
Get enough in thinking that and you can make a lot of money
I wonder if they are assembled in Nigeria

[Hymie]

Sweet I'm so going to get one!
With the HiClone, the Silicone Tyres, Spoilers, Wind Deflectors, Energy Polariser, LPG and all the other fuel saving devices I've got fitted I will be able to leave the vehicle running and fuel will flow out of the filler, I'll be a Producer not a consumer!

[Gumnut]

Seasons greetings to all!

Thanks to enthusiastic consumption of tonsil tonic over the last few weeks, I had heaps of raw material for manufacture of my vastly improved Hi-clone clone - the swizzerator.

Unfortunately, production far outstripped consumer demand, and I was lucky to get 20cents/kilo.

So, I put my thinking cap on, and came up with a much more betterer improved product. It's a bit secret and hush hush ATM, but the gist is that it is based on the turbulative effect on laminar flow in steel pipes, with varying Reynolds numbers and using applied Bernoulli Theorem, by the induced electromotive force of close proximity sub-Henry applied magnets with formable plastic properties.

It is cunningly disguised as a bin collection schedule fridge magnet secured to the lift pump discharge pipe with a cable tie (included). The CLR magnet was looking good for the job, but saner heads prevailed and it retained pride of honour at the top of the freezer!

During initial trials, the electrothermomagnetron was inadvertently fitted to the suction side, and the 300TDI ran like an Afghanistani trotting camel, so don't try that one.

Anyway, my prototype electrothermomagnetron is now working so well that I have not had to fuel the 130 Deefer up since at least last year.

Just send cash if you want one!!!!!!

All the best for 2012,

Andy

[It'sNotWorthComplaining!]

Sweet I'm so going to get one!
With the HiClone, the Silicone Tyres, Spoilers, Wind Deflectors, Energy Polariser, LPG and all the other fuel saving devices I've got fitted I will be able to leave the vehicle running and fuel will flow out of the filler, I'll be a Producer not a consumer!
You know that if you filled your silicon tyres with helium instead of air you would get better milage and the air in tyres out weighs helium, so more body weight of the vehicle to propel on give fuel.

[Stuck]

I'm liking the sellers responses to negative feedback, ■
Reply by chrome*double (15-Dec-11 19:32):
please contact us, you must install in wrong direction, we will fix that for you

[thumbsupbig]

[blitz]

You doubter, I bought some tiger repellant of that guy and haven’t been attacked yet and I’ve traveled all parts of Australia since buying it.:D

but does it repel drop bears

[tonic]

but does it repel drop bears


No, no known repellant for those savage buggers, just have to get your overseas friends to keep an eye out for you:lol2::angel:

[Fluids]

Location: Canberra

.... why am I not surprised ?


:p

[Sleepy]

Whatever happens, don't let the Navy hear about this:angel:

Top brass swallow the Firepower pill - National - smh.com.au (http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/defence-chiefs-in-shares-debacle/2008/09/04/1220121431527.html)