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Bob

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Who needs magnets or a "drop-down fifth wheel" to get free energy... now we have the "friction furnace"!

ebay auction # 360209268872

(NO, it's NOT mine!) :roll:
 
Good thing I been saving my pennies... LOL

I don't know.. none of that stuff makes sense to me.. I guess I'll keep paying my gas and electric bills.. Of course, it only costs me around $100 when running the AC, and about $150 in the winter running heat.. It could be cheaper with some better windows, and a little more insulation in certain spots.

Simplest way to save is a smaller structure, IMO.. I live in a 3 bedroom house.. and it's far from fancy.. But it's shelter from the cold and precipitation.

Brad
 
I tend to remember that a few decades ago I saw a self propelled lawn mower featured in a magazine that was tethered to a stake in the yard.

I liken the idea to the Roomba vacuum sweeper of today which is instead somewhat robotic in that it moves all around bumping into things and changing course until the battery is low upon which it returns to a charging base.

I think there are similar electric lawn mowers that you just turn loose in the yard.

At least the guy is thinking even if at $95,000 a pop.
 
Bob, you can increase your vehicle's MPG by up to 20%, with the FUEL DOCTOR. It's supposed to reduce the electrical noise in your vehicle's 'power system' including fuel injection systems.

Easy to use, just plug it into your vehicle's 12V lighter socket and you're good to go! Was $79.99, now it's bargain priced at $49.99.

Now, besides the $49.99, I'd have to spend a few more dollars installing a cigarette lighter on my old Deere's. OK, the 630 already has one so I can straighten that tired old 2 CYL up as soon as the order comes in the mail! Jim
 
well i WAS going to invest, but it's NOT made by the Amish, everyone knows the best heaters come from the Amish,
 
i installed the one fixerupper is talking about and i now carry a bucket to catch the excess gas it makes....
 
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