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the Pretender
3 hours ago
so whats the mpg on a gallon? performance is prob uhg, but still, this is pretty slick
David Ronquille
yesterday
What we don't see is his partner replace the fuze out of camera view and shut off engine when he removes the breather cover.😉
Michael Bollinger
yesterday
Lol snake oil person needs to research how fuel works in combustion engines liquid fuels don't light and don't catch fire vapor does when mixed with O2 lol does it have compression, timed spark and fuel yes yes and yes so why would it not work
Richard Coble
yesterday
Of coarse this works but yes u will burn up ur motor if u dont cool it somehow. Fumes burn not liquid..drop a cig in a cup (small) of gas .on a cool day..wat happens ? It goes out..now pour a little gas on a cookie sheet on a hot as satans nut sack day..try again from a distance.. Also if u look at level point u can see the gas fumes rise..again stay back .on 2nd thought just take my word for it..hate for someone to get hurt..or damage property..
Bill Natan
yesterday
Great video, another brilliant way to save our doomed planet.
untidyman
yesterday
All engines run on fumes
Gary Heaton
2 days ago
I see NO reason that this would not work. I turned wrenches for a long time, and this is FAR from the strangest thing I ever saw. During the gas shortage days in the late 70s early 80s, which ever it was..there was a rumor a man made a carb that would get between 50 and 80 mpg! I heard one of the car companies bought his patients for it, just to keep it off the market. My guess is that it ran on a similar idea. Seems like you would just have to create more pressure in your fuel system to push the fumes faster..then it should go along fine. Pour a small puddle of gas on the ground and toss a match on it during a windy day..it will just burn. Do it on a calm day..and a ball of fire will blast out of it..proving the REAL power of gas IS the fumes, not the liquid. Keep it up, you can retire a young man!! Great video!! Thanks.😉
jeff fries
2 days ago
So what is your gas mileage? That is the real question. If your gas mileage is the same as running your fuel pump you are not gaining anything!!!!!
Tom Kochan
2 days ago
Pour some gas on that Kia I bet it burns
Michael Galvin
2 days ago
Gas is petrol in Ireland? Be careful of the government? They don't like you
George Zuniga
3 days ago
Ignorance is a public injected norm! Why not a word about microwave radiation? 5G is a long therm killer. It calls for more towers closer to the paying victim!
Ryan Wright
4 days ago
People need to think it's just like having sombody seting in the engine bay spraying carb cleaner in your air intake that's a vapor not a liquid and it works as long as it has. A combustion to push the piston through there full stroke Wala you got a beast that's a live think before you call somebody a lier that's like say diesel runs on spark plugs good Lord help your people
Kid
4 days ago
But how can u accelerate? Do you think you would be able to make the video yet one more time but rev it from the outside? It this were true then we've been dooped our whole life. Its all a sham. Interesting video. I think i might do some investigations myself. I always knew that the vacuum and the vacuum canister was stealing some of my gas
Levon 106
5 days ago
YUP.........I think you proved your point. Wonder how long it would run on that lean a mixture without damaging the valves and or pistons ?
Esteban Campos
5 days ago
There goes my daily drive v8 dream
Esteban Campos
5 days ago
Fake... vaporized fuel is still the same fuel but in vapor state. It will run, but no economy
electrondady1
5 days ago
works pretty good.
GDog S
6 days ago
Wow, Your Smarter than every automotive engineer at Ford and GM Toyota Honda BMW VW. They should hire you at 125000 a year
SpecTRe X
6 days ago
It isn't really a question of if it can be done, but how practically can it be done. This is essentially how carburetors used to work and how fuel injection/propane engines currently work (except for the mix ratios).
The entire principle of combustion engines is blending air and fuel into the optimal ratio to combust and produce mechanical power. Obviously there are downsides to doing it this way, as there was with carbs back in the day, but the principle is sound.
the Pretender
3 hours agoso whats the mpg on a gallon? performance is prob uhg, but still, this is pretty slick
David Ronquille
yesterdayWhat we don't see is his partner replace the fuze out of camera view and shut off engine when he removes the breather cover.😉
Michael Bollinger
yesterdayLol snake oil person needs to research how fuel works in combustion engines liquid fuels don't light and don't catch fire vapor does when mixed with O2 lol does it have compression, timed spark and fuel yes yes and yes so why would it not work
Richard Coble
yesterdayOf coarse this works but yes u will burn up ur motor if u dont cool it somehow. Fumes burn not liquid..drop a cig in a cup (small) of gas .on a cool day..wat happens ? It goes out..now pour a little gas on a cookie sheet on a hot as satans nut sack day..try again from a distance.. Also if u look at level point u can see the gas fumes rise..again stay back .on 2nd thought just take my word for it..hate for someone to get hurt..or damage property..
Bill Natan
yesterdayGreat video, another brilliant way to save our doomed planet.
untidyman
yesterdayAll engines run on fumes
Gary Heaton
2 days agoI see NO reason that this would not work. I turned wrenches for a long time, and this is FAR from the strangest thing I ever saw.
During the gas shortage days in the late 70s early 80s, which ever it was..there was a rumor a man made a carb that would get between 50 and 80 mpg! I heard one of the car companies bought his patients for it, just to keep it off the market. My guess is that it ran on a similar idea. Seems like you would just have to create more pressure in your fuel system to push the fumes faster..then it should go along fine.
Pour a small puddle of gas on the ground and toss a match on it during a windy day..it will just burn. Do it on a calm day..and a ball of fire will blast out of it..proving the REAL power of gas IS the fumes, not the liquid.
Keep it up, you can retire a young man!!
Great video!! Thanks.😉
jeff fries
2 days agoSo what is your gas mileage? That is the real question. If your gas mileage is the same as running your fuel pump you are not gaining anything!!!!!
Tom Kochan
2 days agoPour some gas on that Kia I bet it burns
Michael Galvin
2 days agoGas is petrol in Ireland? Be careful of the government? They don't like you
George Zuniga
3 days agoIgnorance is a public injected norm! Why not a word about microwave radiation? 5G is a long therm killer. It calls for more towers closer to the paying victim!
Ryan Wright
4 days agoPeople need to think it's just like having sombody seting in the engine bay spraying carb cleaner in your air intake that's a vapor not a liquid and it works as long as it has. A combustion to push the piston through there full stroke Wala you got a beast that's a live think before you call somebody a lier that's like say diesel runs on spark plugs good Lord help your people
Kid
4 days agoBut how can u accelerate? Do you think you would be able to make the video yet one more time but rev it from the outside? It this were true then we've been dooped our whole life. Its all a sham. Interesting video. I think i might do some investigations myself. I always knew that the vacuum and the vacuum canister was stealing some of my gas
Levon 106
5 days agoYUP.........I think you proved your point. Wonder how long it would run on that lean a mixture without damaging the valves and or pistons ?
Esteban Campos
5 days agoThere goes my daily drive v8 dream
Esteban Campos
5 days agoFake... vaporized fuel is still the same fuel but in vapor state. It will run, but no economy
electrondady1
5 days agoworks pretty good.
GDog S
6 days agoWow, Your Smarter than every automotive engineer at Ford and GM Toyota Honda BMW VW. They should hire you at 125000 a year
SpecTRe X
6 days agoIt isn't really a question of if it can be done, but how practically can it be done. This is essentially how carburetors used to work and how fuel injection/propane engines currently work (except for the mix ratios).
The entire principle of combustion engines is blending air and fuel into the optimal ratio to combust and produce mechanical power. Obviously there are downsides to doing it this way, as there was with carbs back in the day, but the principle is sound.
Scotty
6 days agoUse it for yourself just don't sell it