Posted on 28 October 2009. Tags: Fuel Economy, Idea What Kind, Personal Transportation
Adam asked: When I say “small” airplanes, I’m talking about those owned by individuals for recreation, personal transportation, etc.
I really have NO idea what kind of fuel economy small planes get. If the answer varies widely based on model, feel free to give a specific example of model and fuel economy.
Fuel Economy
Posted in Aircraft
Posted on 28 October 2009. Tags: Comms, Diet, Every, Killing, Page, Sales, Video
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Posted on 27 October 2009. Tags: Fuel, Generator, Homemade, Hydrogen, Saving
Start fuel saving today by running your car or truck on water with a Homemade Hydrogen Generator. This small little modification to your car is not a new technology as it has been kept secret from the public many years ago for political reasons. Now it has been reinvented and thousands of people are already using it to help them save money on fuel.
How It Works?
All you need to do is to build and install this gas saving device into your car and it will supplement your car gasoline or diesel with water. The basic theory behind the technology of Homemade Hydrogen Generator is very easy to understand. The device will electrically charge the water and separate it into hydrogen and oxygen which will boost your gas mileage by 50% to 70%, as both of which are combustible. Remember, you still need to run on fuel together with water using this new technology.
Where To Find And How Much It Costs?
Don’t think that a Homemade Hydrogen Generator is costly and tough to get. In fact, it can be easily acquired from any local hardware store and cost as low as $60 – $200 each. For this amount of investment for a long term saving, it is definitely worth the money.
What Are The Benefits? How Much Can I Save?
The benefits of installing a Homemade Hydrogen Generator is definitely worth the time and money investment. Apart from boosting your gas mileage substantially (up to 70%), your engine will also run smoother and quieter. Most essentially, it is estimated that you can enjoy fuel saving of over thousands of dollars a year.
Conclusion :
As prices of gas and fuel are climbing up everyday (currently $4 per gallon), car owners are looking at more fuel saving tips like this. So start saving on your fuel and enjoy living debt free in life today.
Posted in Fuel Economy
Posted on 27 October 2009. Tags: Gas Mileage, Increase Fuel Economy, Mileage
Just Wondering 777 asked: I’ve heard accelerating slower, keeping the RPMs low, turning off the A/C, keeping windows rolled up, and many different other things help increase fuel economy. Is this true? And what are some other techniques I can implement to get better gas mileage.
Fuel Economy
Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation
Posted on 27 October 2009. Tags: Air Intake, Fuel Economy, Warranty
Jerry C asked: I have an 06 F250 with a 6.0 L diesel and don’t get much fuel economy. I don’t want to put a chip in it because I don’t think it wil;l help the fuel economy and may void the warranty.
Fuel Economy
Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Posted on 26 October 2009. Tags: American Vehicles, Economy Cars, Fuel Economy
Mr. Q asked: Someone told me there was a year in the 80s when the average fuel economy of all the cars on the road was 30mpg. Is that true? Does anyone know where I can find this information, a chart perhaps? I’d also like to know what the average is this year.
Hybrid Cars
Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation
Posted on 26 October 2009. Tags: Poor Fuel Economy, Suffering, Tires
69Rambler asked: As my car gets past 100K miles I am noticing that it is starting to get poor fuel economy. It’s all tuned up, air in the tires, and oil-changed, so why is performance suffering?
Fuel Economy
Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Posted on 26 October 2009. Tags: Best, Interstate, Save, Speed
I commute every day for 25 miles and 20 miles are pure interstate with a 70 mph limit. I own a 98 Nissan Altima GXE and I was wondering if there is a specific speed I should go on the interstate to save gas. I was told 50 but its hard to believe I think its too low. Any ideas?
Posted in Fuel Economy
Posted on 25 October 2009. Tags: Airplane, Fuel Economy, Internet Research
Patrick H asked: After listening to NPR on the C-130 Hercules fuel economy @ 3 gallons to the mile, I find that hard to believe. Can this be confirmed? I had no success with my internet research on this subject.
Fuel Economy
Posted in Aircraft
Posted on 25 October 2009. Tags: Buy Car, electric car
Z asked:
I want to buy a electric car. Can’t wait till 2010. Any suggestions?
Saving gas
Posted in Fuel Economy
