Re: Here's one for the skeptics!

They do seem to work on diesels. My dad sells them and has back to back figures on MPG and emissions. The bigger diesels seem to give the best results. HGV's etc. One company went as far as getting them approved for use on tanks and actually has a nato stock no. The problem with petrols is that the magnets have to be north to north facing and most of the ones on sale are north - south which seems to suit diesels. There a couple of universities looking into these claims as well. The Dutch and Israeli governments have done some tests on agriculture using water that has been passed through magnets. The Dutch found that a cow gives 2 litres extra per milking and the Israeli's found that Tomato's grow bigger. Now that's a talking point!

Ill used apostrophes always are.

Which could mean anything from undergrad projects with zero funding researching the marketing of snake-oil to full scale research costing millions.

Paid for by the manufacturers, and selectively quoted afterwards. See 'university' research on tin pellet devices like Carbonflow - there's more left out than quoted.

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember yeha saying something like:

You're a day late with this bollocks.