Magnetic gas mileage extender
On a recent trip, a fellow RVer showed me a magnet that he says extends his mileage by 20%. I researched it, found many products, and many COMMERCIAL-STYLE claims, but, not convinced that it really wo...
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TJ 1975 wrote:You are exactly the guy that these people are looking for. With the exception of the Gauss ratings for Neodymium magnets and that family, they haven't changed since the beginning of the universe.
Bunch of NAYSAYERS! Bet you guys still think the world is flat. This is the 21st century and magnets have come a long way. Like RARE EARTH!
If these really worked, the manufacturers could charge a one-time $1000 premium and people would line up for it.
This is exactly the same sham as the magnets that are supposed to soften water.
