Magnafuel review?

[niky]

Sir, I was in contact with an employee last year that is making monopole magnets. He taught me how to make monopoles and I found the magnets to be extremely strong, much stronger than alnico/ceramic/etc. ones. The only drawback is the weight. Min weight is 1/2k. There will still be the problem of residual magnetism which could be bad if it affects the comp.

And, is a monopole magnet science fiction? Madali namang gawin ito. They are so strong that you could hurt yourself making them from ordinary magnets, esp the large ones from china.

A monopole has one pole. It isn't possible to fabricate one outside of a particle physics laboratory, and even then, it takes a tremendous amount of energy.

All magnetic fields loop. Even if you build a sphere out of magnets with only one pole facing out, the field will find a way to either link up with itself or the forces will cancel out.

Whatever you're building, it isn't a "monopole" and you're using the terminology incorrectly.

Also, you would actually need to crack open your ECU and run the magnet back and forth over the board to actually damage anything.

[pyramid00]

A monopole has one pole. It isn't possible to fabricate one outside of a particle physics laboratory, and even then, it takes a tremendous amount of energy.

All magnetic fields loop. Even if you build a sphere out of magnets with only one pole facing out, the field will find a way to either link up with itself or the forces will cancel out.

Whatever you're building, it isn't a "monopole" and you're using the terminology incorrectly.

Also, you would actually need to crack open your ECU and run the magnet back and forth over the board to actually damage anything.

Take two neodimium magnets, Put a plate between them. E.g. Join the two magnets together; south to south with the plate in-between. This is what they call a monopole. Maybe, it should be called by another name. Since you mentioned that the magnets will not damage the ECU, is it enclosed in a faraday shield?

Its nice to have someone who knows his physics. Tnx for the info. Have a nice day.

[Yatta]

A monopole has one pole. It isn't possible to fabricate one outside of a particle physics laboratory, and even then, it takes a tremendous amount of energy.

All magnetic fields loop. Even if you build a sphere out of magnets with only one pole facing out, the field will find a way to either link up with itself or the forces will cancel out.

Whatever you're building, it isn't a "monopole" and you're using the terminology incorrectly.

Also, you would actually need to crack open your ECU and run the magnet back and forth over the board to actually damage anything.

Magnetic monopoles do not exist. Thats would violate Maxwells laws. Break a magnet in 2 and it will just form 2 magnets with north and south poles at either end.

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[weisshorn]

Pareho lang ba yan sa high max turbo simulator? Nabasa ko dati sa news paper na supported ng DOST itong Filipino invention.

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[StockEngine]

youre not convincing anybody...

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[lowslowbenz]

Ummm ...

No.

[pyramid00]

[QUOTE=StockEngine;2846892]youre not convincing anybody...

what for? you've already made up your mind, kahit na di mo pa nasubukan. subukan pamo para mabalo.

[niky]

youre not convincing anybody...

what for? you've already made up your mind, kahit na di mo pa nasubukan. subukan pamo para mabalo.

The burden of proof always lies with the claimant. Not the questioner.

I have access to two or three different dynos and testing facilities, plus friends with OBD scanners, Wideband O2 and other testing equipment.

Send a demo unit and we'll test it opposite a placebo cast/molded in the same shape on a modern car with electronic engine control.

Testing format A-B, A-B, A-B (to normalize for differences between cold and hot running conditions and weather changes during the day), on the dyno, with the engine held via dyno brake at a specific rpm, to test for constant throttle consumption. Blind test versus placebo, semi-randomized by coin flip.

If you really want, we can even do double-blind placebo fuel runs on the highway, same format, A-B, A-B, A-B. Clear highway, cruise control (so no cheating).

But of course, you'll have to pay for the gas.

[pyramid00]

The burden of proof always lies with the claimant. Not the questioner.

I have access to two or three different dynos and testing facilities, plus friends with OBD scanners, Wideband O2 and other testing equipment.

Send a demo unit and we'll test it opposite a placebo cast/molded in the same shape on a modern car with electronic engine control.

Testing format A-B, A-B, A-B (to normalize for differences between cold and hot running conditions and weather changes during the day), on the dyno, with the engine held via dyno brake at a specific rpm, to test for constant throttle consumption. Blind test versus placebo, semi-randomized by coin flip.

If you really want, we can even do double-blind placebo fuel runs on the highway, same format, A-B, A-B, A-B. Clear highway, cruise control (so no cheating).

But of course, you'll have to pay for the gas.

Sir, hindi pala pwede ang nuvi-nuvi sa modern engines. Last time we installed on a fortuner, parang nalulunod. When the 02 sensor 'sees' the increase in 02 flow, it will interpret this as a lean burn, so it will dump more fuel. The 'cure' would be to use an EFIE device. If imported, this will cost 50-100usd. There are circuits on the web, so i could make one, but that would be much later. (Sa crosswind specs, baka pwede.)

I only know about the dyno testing facilities of Speedlab. (P4k-5k/test before) We wuld like to test our device on a dyno; before and after lang on our Nissan Sentra 1994 for our own peace of mind, probably next month. Meron pa bang dyno testing facilities sa MM aside from Speedlab? Yong pinakamura?

[red_one]

Another junk product.

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