Magnetic Flux effect on fuel charge

Thu Apr 10 14:58:46 GMT 1997

Sounds very similar to those magnet things you can buy to mount around the
fuel line.  They relocate the fuel ions to all point the same way and make
the fuel easier to burn (I think). It would be interesting to hear from
someone if they REALLY work.

To charge the air, I would think, would require quite a big winding and lots
of current since you are trying to charge a very large air gap.

Dan     dzorde at geocities.com

>Ok Guys and girls
>another of my shocker questions
>My friend, a fellow racer has heard of energizing fuel and ir particles
>to increase the combination of them
>his idea is to wind a flux inducing coil around his intake trumpets to
>ionize the incoming air
>
>Am i on drugs, or is he????
>
>as always i would appreciate ANY!!!!! views from my learned colleagues
>here at diy_efi.
>
>regards
>
>doug
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><DT>Ok Guys and girls&nbsp;</DT>
>
><DT>another of my shocker questions</DT>
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><DT>My friend, a fellow racer has heard of energizing fuel and ir particles
>to increase the combination of them</DT>
>
><DT>his idea is to wind a flux inducing coil around his intake trumpets
>to ionize the incoming air&nbsp;</DT>
>
><DT>&nbsp;</DT>
>
><DT>Am i on drugs, or is he????</DT>
>
><DT>&nbsp;</DT>
>
><DT>as always i would appreciate ANY!!!!! views from my learned colleagues
>here at diy_efi.</DT>
>
><DT>&nbsp;</DT>
>
><DT>regards</DT>
>
><DT>&nbsp;</DT>
>
><DT>doug&nbsp;</DT>
>
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