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Date: Sunday, May 20,
2001 02:11:02 AM Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
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As of today, I've got at least five or so
emails from well-meaning folk
organizing various gasoline station
boycotts, car-free days, power-free
days (candles only, please) and
other ideas which from my thinking will
have absolutely zero affect
upon anything, except perhaps making people who
participate in them
feel a little better. I wish to remind OBRL-news
subscribers of a very
simple way to save from 5-15% on their automobile
gasoline bill, by
simply putting strong magnets on the gas line, close to
where it enters
the carbeurator or fuel-injector.
Natural Energy Works formerly
sold fancy magnetic fuel treatment devices
which cost around $50, and
you had to cut your fuel line to have them
function. Later, I
discovered these devices contained simple magnets with
the
south-seeking poles directed inward. So you don't have to buy
such
expensive devices, nor cut into your fuel line. You can put a few
dollars
of strong magnets on the outside of the existing fuel line, and
tape them
into place, with similar beneficial results.
My
Astrovan, a V-6, 4-wheel drive behemoth that is necessary for
winter
snow at the Greensprings Center, routinely gave around 17 mpg.
With the
magnets on, the boost was to around 20 mpg, or 3 additional
mpg for an
increase of around 15%. The magnitude of efficiency boosting
seems to vary
a bit from car to car, and from region to
region.
The magnets used are fairly strong rare-earth strontium
ferroxide ceramic
magnets which will pinch your fingers (Ouch!) if you
are not careful, and
four of them are enough for a single fuel-line for
one car. Any similar
strong magnet will work. Two of them are stacked
together on one side
of the fuel line, with another two stacked magnets
on the opposite side of
the line, secured in place with multiple
wrappings of black electrical tape.
Simple! Double fuel-lines for dual
injectors need eight magnets. They
sell for around $1 each. Thats a
total of eight bucks maximum, plus a few
cents for the tape, or an
additional $2 for a hose clamp, if you wish to
have something more
secure than the tape. That's a total cost of around
$10 for saving from
5-15% on your gasoline bill, which today can pay
for itself in about
two or three tank-fulls.
Like the orgone accumulator, it is too
simple for most people to believe,
so most people don't, but they will
plunk down $150 for some other gadget
that has a lot of slick brochures
and MLM hysteria standing behind them.
Open up those $150 devices (for
fuel or water treatment) and in many cases
you still have the same $4
worth of magnets.
You can get the magnets at any Radio Shack, but
they have to be stronger
than simple refrigerator magnets, strong
enough to pinch your skin if you
are not careful. Otherwise the field
won't penetrate into the fuel line.
Get them whereever you want, but
Natural Energy Works has been selling
these simple strong magnets for
years, available in sets of 10 for $10 plus
$7 USA-Canada shipping,
along with a little book on the subject for $12.95.
The same effect
works also on your propane or natural gas stove or furnace,
when
magnets are added to the feed lines just before the burners
or
combustion chambers.
Check out the following web site for
more information, and also the link
recently added that provides the
results of scientific studies backing up
the magnetic
effect.
http://www.orgonelab.org/xpmagnet.htm
Let's face it,
Americans are the biggest energy hogs of the world, and our
political
leadership have been fiddling while Rome burned, totally failing
us for
years, on both sides of the political spectrum. Here's something
you
can do, today, which will directly benefit yourself, and allow you
to
walk a bit softer on Mother Earth. Boycot Exxon, walk to work and
read by
candle-light, if you wish, but a lot more can be done with
clever
considerations, and quite
inexpensively.
JD
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