Gas Pods for an RV to improve gas milage?

What makes these different from AirTabs? Same concept it looks like and people are bragging on this forum how good they are.

As for car designs, the designs they have now are "aerodynamic". They knew about them years ago but release them slowly to keep selling us something. Who's the snake oil salesman?

hershey wrote:
Its hard to take the Pods seriously. Anything that is held on by magnets???
If one really thought that there was anything legit about them, you could just buy a bunch of plastic Easter eggs and split them in half and silicone them into place for about 2 bucks.

or buy one, make a mold and cast a bunch.
bumpy

Its hard to take the Pods seriously. Anything that is held on by magnets???
If one really thought that there was anything legit about them, you could just buy a bunch of plastic Easter eggs and split them in half and silicone them into place for about 2 bucks.

Would you like some really dry bottom land along the banks of the Mississippi?

My coach gets 9.8 mpg...the HHR gets 32 mpg...so....

My combined mpg is 20.9 mpg....seems pretty good to me..:B:B:B..

OTOH..if mileage is important to you, perhaps you might want to consider the Prius Motorcoach....just sayin.....:B...Dennis

Looks like a bunch of Bologna to me!

My BIL has a Toyota Pickup. he says he used to get like 18 mpg or about what I get in my F150. he has installed a hydrogen generator.
Said it used about half gallon of water from south Ga to her. claims his truck gets 27mpg with the device.
Why hasn't Ferd and GM gotten in on this?

These things might make sense if one were driving a solar powered vehicle, but I really question that they would make any measurable difference in a large RV that has been designed for everything, but aerodynamic efficiency.

Idiot bait.

Just 1 big one on each side. Look like satan going down road.

P.S. If it worked you would see cars with all them all over.