magnetic fuel savers or performance improvers

Yes. The best answer is to convert the lead right foot into a feather right foot.

DAS

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Very amusing, though it is not the theory that is asked for here. What the originator of this thread asked for was if there was any first hand objective experience of these devices and fuel consumption figures before and after.

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No one cares about the magnet

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Objective???, an experiment without a background theory supported.

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Objective is perfectly valid, namely to provide an objective, quantitative comparison of efficiency with and without the magnet. There are theories (which may or may not be correct). I am less interested in a questionable theory than quantitative results. So far there are no results.

Of course it is difficult to always have a complete theory of anything complex (combustion dynamics are complex) but that doesn't stop us using it. For example the human brain is too complex to have a theory of how it works, yet we all use ours - I hope.

The consumer society here had proved the magnetic fuel savers had nothing to do with fuel saving.

"Jumping off from the roof of a 10 storied won't hurt"... I won't try it myself but if anyone has, please let me know... Of course, I don't expect any reply in this subject from the test object...

Please note: "The hydrocarbons present did not interact with the magnetic field at all" -- quoted by another PhD.

I remember you are sort of a PhD, as I see you have an UK email address, I hope we weren't in the same college.

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Re: magnetic fuel savers or performance improvers KIND OF makes you wonder were his sheep skin is hanging. or is still on the SHEEP?

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The consumer society here had proved the magnetic fuel savers had nothing to do with fuel saving. "Jumping off from the roof of a 10 storied won't hurt"... I won't try it myself but if anyone has, please let me know... Of course, I don't expect any reply in this subject from the test object... Please note: "The hydrocarbons present did not interact with the magnetic field at all" -- quoted by another PhD. I remember you are sort of a PhD, as I see you have an UK email address, I hope we weren't in the same college.