Horace Heffner wrote:
On Jul 27, 2007, at 5:08 PM, William Beaty wrote:
Didn't Pantone simply discover the old idea that water injection
improves
MPG?
I don't know what all Pantone invented. I don't think water
injection was in his patent though. It certainly should have been
rejected if it were.
Paul's reactor was said to make the exhaust quite clean, and
significantly improve the fuel economy too. Phil the engineer, went out
to visit Paul. He reported that he had a drinking problem, and
introduced him to a product called B Calmed. I lost interest in the Geet
because some people reported that they couldn't reproduce Paul's
results. In light of reading Patrik's letter however, it makes me
wonder. If a Geet reactor could have accomplished the same thing at the
catalystic converter, and improved fuel economy too, why didn't the
Powers That Be incorporate it into the vehicle fleet? I know of several
systems which could have added water to fuel. A little methanol prevents
freezing. Just something to think about.
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