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The difference is Einstein and Edison were pushing science and were working within the law of thermodynamics. Why must we try something that can't possibly work? That is INSANE! Must we try to turn lead into gold to know that it can't be done with current technology? TRY reading for a...

He tried it, the magnets did nothing but cost him a few bucks. The headers cost him the engine. In the end, he felt like a fool with a broken truck.

How about some cow magnets along the fuel line, my step-father fell for that one. He made me put headers on his 460 powered F150 for fuel mileage and wouldn't let me re-jet the carb, he ended up ruining the engine due to the lean condition.

My gosh, if it breaks all scientific laws concerning what it is proposed to do, then we are negative? The science behind it doesn't work!!! It would take HUNDREDS of amps to get the desired results, that kind of amperage has to be MADE somewhere.

:funny:;-) Yes Mr. Dog you are absolutely correct!

Yes, you can crack water into it's component parts with electricity, but you don't EVER get more back than you put into it. And because of thermal and frictional losses you get back LESS than you put in. Thermodynamics, do a little reading, it will open your eyes. "A fool and his money are...

Keep cutting 'em up, it just makes mine more valuable. :D

My gosh someone is a gullible teenager. "Free spooling generator" is another bit of hogwash, every watt of power extracted from an alternator REQUIRES extra fuel from the engine to turn it. There is no free lunch people, if it worked as advertised, the major manufacturers would be using it...

And the energy required to crack the water is more than the power you get from it. SNAKE OIL!!!

I wouldn't have expected the horn to work, it's air powered and electrically controlled by the horn button.

After seeing a fully functional T34/85, you couldn't give me one. I'm glad Paul Allen has one in his collection.

Lookin' VERY nice, want to do mine next? rofl

Yes it does, for a VERY short time.

Thanks for the write up, but 12V wiper? WTH, it is a 24V truck . . .

Well, we know why you're fat with that diet . . . just sayin', I'm still a bit fat at 230, not as bad as at 370, but still FAT.:mrgreen:

I had expected something a whole lot better than that. I'll just keep doing my camping under the cargo cover, plus I get to have a crane too for the heavy lifting.

I was 370 lbs and at 6'2" there wasn't an MV I couldn't drive quite easily. OK, mounting up was sometimes difficult, but not impossible. My Scorpion tank was the worst, nothing that a quart of Crisco on my belly wouldn't cure . . . kidding. I must say, losing over 140 lbs. made everything...

BTW DDG, my apologies, we have a lot of newbies that want something like that for $5K and rare armored vehicles for $10K. :cookoo: :wink:

One for $60K is quite possible, we all saw an LVS about 1 year back that they were asking $50K for, it was very rough, but it appeared all there.

Yup, I'm too much of a klutz for an R/C. I did get my helicopter license years ago, the real ones are easier to fly!