100MPG Car - Nissan Sentra - Pinoy experiment - Sequel 2

So whats new with the 100MPG Nissan Sentra Pinoy Experiment?... A Lot!

If the Computer is undergoing breakthrough changes almost every 3 weeks... this car has been a test bed and running laboratory for green technologies ever since... and has undergone major changes on a weekly basis.

The last recorded mileage run was able to hit the 120MPG.

It is currently undergoing energy shielding improvements... much like those NASA Space probe internals... where everything inside are covered with tin foils.

This is a Low Tech approach in achieving High Tech Results.

The Improvements are noticeable and significant.

I personally was able to see 100kph easily achieved in acceleration at 2nd gear only on the HHO Charade by simply using this technique.

This is probably one of the easiest and cheapest solution to enhance your vehicles efficiency.

Rationale, every electronic, electrical or electromagnetic component is affected by external electro magnetic waves.... with energy shielding... a.k.a. Faraday Caging - you can keep those components working to their optimal efficiency without any interruption to performance.

This works with almost anything that containes energy flows.

Thank you Mr. X for sharing this to the world.

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Try it!

And please remember to give credit to those who shared the info to you.

I'll start...

"Thank so much Mr. X."


"THE FORCE IS WITH US!"

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 100MPG
• Nissan
• sequel

[grgbone]

It's amazing to experience this simple upgrade actually work!!!

Got home early from work today so i had some time to try this on my '74 Braziian VW bug, bone stock engine and rarely used because of registration issues..

I wrapped aluminum foil tape over the cable tips just above the distributor and also the ignition cable tips connecting dist and coil..

1-click start and a smoother idle..WOW!!! (usually takes 2-4 clicks for my bug to start specially when not used for a long period)

[ehnriko]

@grgbone Cool!... another believer! Thanks a lot grgbone for sharing your testimony. I got the same effect on a rusty nearly junk beetle that was literally neglected for years. Now, it's always one-click starting even if you don't use it for a week. It's just amazing!. But don't take my word on it... people should try it for themselves and experience it themselves before they judge this free information that my group is sharing the whole world. Credit goes to the OTG Group. Enjoy it! :-)

[grgbone]

@ehnriko

yes, i'm also sharing the tech to my office mates and they are so excited to try it!

by the way , would it be okay to wrap again with electrician's tape over the aluminum?

by the way what's in the aluminum and what other materials are good for energy shielding? i've seen the blue pvc pipes in your charade (cool!) and wondered which is better at shielding..or were your wires covered with aluminum under the PVCs?

and thanks OTG!..

[ehnriko]

@grgbone You can do away with PVC's... but they look nice though. The best material to use is aluminum foil then wrap it with PVC Tape. There are aluminum tapes... but I wouldn't recommend that because it has adhesive... and I am not sure about the adhesive if it will enhance or suppress the capacitive trait of the shielding technique. Watch my latest video on the bug doing burn out donuts. with a loose spark plug cable contact on #1 and #2. :-)

[juniloc]

does this give u more miles to the gallon?

[jmsapinoso]

Hmmm, I think I have to try this with my motorcycle. What do I need to wrap-- ignition wires from IC to spark plug, battery wires (of course careful with shorting the connections, hehehe), what else po?

Gusto ko rin po sana makabili ng GTOil nyo, pero may distributor na po ba kayo dito sa Luzon?

[grgbone]

@ehnriko

i thought it was aluminum tape in the video so i used my leftover tape..

works well though..

did you do shielding on the bug as well? nice promotional video!

[grgbone]

And I wasn't even done wrapping yet!..tomorrow I'll do the cable tips connecting to the spark plugs, battery cables, battery, and if i have spare tape, cover the whole spark plug cables and the ignition coil as well (pwede po ba sa ignition coil?)

Will do test run tomorrow..

Thanks for sharing sir ehnriko, and Mr. X!