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Old 11-20-2024, 08:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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A wicking carb 48% better FE on genset??

I see these and wonder; why would he lie..?
Just for clicks I spoze is reason enough.?
Is he lying?
I don't know?
What do you think?



Then he Geet's it and gets another 12% apparently??!

Thats 60% better FE
IF TRUE???

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Old 11-21-2024, 02:13 AM   #2 (permalink)
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In that first video, he might shorten and/or insulate that flex pipe. Wicking carburetors might work for stationary engines, they have no accelerator pump.

The GEET plasma reactor is similar to Malcom Bendall's Plasmoid technology.
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The Malcolm Bendall Lectures / OPEN SOURCE ACCESS To The MSAART PLASMOID TECHNOLOGY As Announced By Randall Carlson On The Joe Rogan Podcast
Where GEET uses exhaust heat and some mysterious magnetism, Plasmoid Technology recirculates the exhaust (in full or part) and supposedly transmutes other elements to oxygen.

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This device is a fuel saving and pollution reduction retrofitting modification. This has been featured on the Panacea Fuel saving and pollution reduction page .Please check that page for more fuel saving and pollution reduction modifications.

For technical support concerning any replication attempt on the Paul Pantone GEET please consult the Vortex Heat Exchanger group. Panacea does not work with the the "Paul Pantone standalone GEET", but can help and provide training and consulting into the implementation of the SPAD technology. Contact Panacea

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In that first video, he might shorten and/or insulate that flex pipe. Wicking carburetors might work for stationary engines, they have no accelerator pump.

The GEET plasma reactor is similar to Malcom Bendall's Plasmoid technology.


Where GEET uses exhaust heat and some mysterious magnetism, Plasmoid Technology recirculates the exhaust (in full or part) and supposedly transmutes other elements to oxygen.

GEET
Yep good for a fixed rpm serial hybrid if it does in fact give that improvement.

His particular Geet system does not recirculate any exhaust or add anything else to his evaporated charge.
He's just heating his vapourised air fuel mixture, so, magnetic jiggery-pokery aside, some partial oxidation (=hydrogen+carbon monoxide) may be happening..?
It will definitely make sure all fuel is vaporised.
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The idea is perhaps to evaporate fuel. In a conventional card the evaporation may cause the air/fuel mixture to cool the gas and make it more dense. Take a look at the carbs on a Honda generator. If anyone has the most efficient carb it would be the Japanese. As always: Test Don't Guess.
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It's almost the same thing:


I don't think a wick would improve things.
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The idea is perhaps to evaporate fuel. In a conventional card the evaporation may cause the air/fuel mixture to cool the gas and make it more dense. Take a look at the carbs on a Honda generator. If anyone has the most efficient carb it would be the Japanese. As always: Test Don't Guess.

Yes the 1st video is all about sucking exhaust heated air through a small cylindrical air filter, the bottom end of which is submerged in fuel, wicking it up.
(maybe it's an oil filter element)

He says that this works better than a bubbler as a bubbler only evaporates the lighter fractions, leaving a sticky mess.

In the 2nd video he simply passes the above mixture through a pipe heated by the exhaust.

There is a bit steel rod in the center of the pipe where some sort of Geet magnetic effect is supposed to happen.
I dont know about that but the heat will certainly vapourise any fuel that isn't already.
Partial Oxidation will turn some of it into Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide. (burnable)

But My point is:

When you watch the video the guy really seems genuine..???
I also NB that these Geet type devices just wont go away, so there might just be something to them?
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It's almost the same thing:


I don't think a wick would improve things.
Ye he says that it works better than a bubbler as a bubbler only evaporates the lighter fractions, leaving a sticky mess.
I don't see it making a difference to that either.... Or do I?
The larger fractions might wick up the filter paper better than the smaller fractions?

I suppose I need to look up the science on that.

2 to 3% sounds more believable.

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