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HIPO fuel saver
ballistic
#1 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 11:45:54 AM
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Has anyone in wazua installed a HIPO fuel saver in their cars. Apparently there it is a simple device that can help save fuel by about 30% without affecting the car's performance. The distributor of the gadget is Kanex communications,0722571078, www.kanexgroup.com.

Please let us know if any of you guys have had a good experience with this device. It could help us to manage the skyrocketing pump prices...
quicksand
#2 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:13:12 PM
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Wa wa wa ....have you read this link?
http://kanexgroup.com/?page_id=20#postTabs_ul_20
To paste the text here

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Its central tube,mineral clay formation consists of a lot of mineral elements refined from the nature that can absorb energy from its surrounding at normal temperature and release energy in the form of infrared rays. It generates a specific light wavelength having the frequency similar to that of fuel. When fuel passes through,far infrared rays cause resonance with fuel molecules. It activates and ionizes fuel molecules in the fuel lines thus causing the fuel molecules to vibrate rapidly against each at 64,000 vibrations per seconds. As the result,cluster of fuel molecules break into more tiny molecules that enable more intake of oxygen and combustion becomes more efficient and more complete at lower ignition temperature,therefore,increase mileage and horsepower of engine and reduce air pollution drastically. It also helps to clean –up carbon built – up in the engine and hence,prolong the life span of the engine with less maintenance.

Dispersed Fuel Molecules that carries negative ions can mix with oxygen molecules easily. This ensures a more complete combustion,more power and reduce toxic emission drastically.
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This is a laughable explanation. You don't need a degree in physics to tell that this is complete BS; In addition, I have trouble believing that some external party can invent fuel saving mechanisms which your car manufacturer apparently hasn't discovered, yet they spend billions on R&D. If this was for real, it would be appearing in some models already.
kinoru
#3 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:30:09 PM
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As long as there have been cars, there have been gadgets that promise revolutionary improvements in performance and mileage. And every time there's a spike in fuel prices, these gadgets proliferate like mushrooms after a spring rain


Findel
#4 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:37:34 PM
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quicksand wrote:
Wa wa wa ....have you read this link?
http://kanexgroup.com/?page_id=20#postTabs_ul_20
To paste the text here

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Its central tube,mineral clay formation consists of a lot of mineral elements refined from the nature that can absorb energy from its surrounding at normal temperature and release energy in the form of infrared rays. It generates a specific light wavelength having the frequency similar to that of fuel. When fuel passes through,far infrared rays cause resonance with fuel molecules. It activates and ionizes fuel molecules in the fuel lines thus causing the fuel molecules to vibrate rapidly against each at 64,000 vibrations per seconds. As the result,cluster of fuel molecules break into more tiny molecules that enable more intake of oxygen and combustion becomes more efficient and more complete at lower ignition temperature,therefore,increase mileage and horsepower of engine and reduce air pollution drastically. It also helps to clean –up carbon built – up in the engine and hence,prolong the life span of the engine with less maintenance.

Dispersed Fuel Molecules that carries negative ions can mix with oxygen molecules easily. This ensures a more complete combustion,more power and reduce toxic emission drastically.
End Quote----

This is a laughable explanation. You don't need a degree in physics to tell that this is complete BS; In addition, I have trouble believing that some external party can invent fuel saving mechanisms which your car manufacturer apparently hasn't discovered, yet they spend billions on R&D. If this was for real, it would be appearing in some models already.


Perhaps before dismissing this gadget it may help to investigate further. Apparently there were testimonies from happy motorists aired on KTN a few months ago....or could this have been stagemanaged?
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kinoru
#5 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:43:47 PM
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it it iso certified or KBS approved ????
quicksand
#6 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 12:57:22 PM
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Seriously @Findel, would you believe the explanation they have offered there on how the device works?
ballistic
#7 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 1:23:38 PM
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quicksand wrote:
Seriously @Findel, would you believe the explanation they have offered there on how the device works?


Depends on who writes the paragraph..There are students who instead of answering a straight forward question in one line use all kind of complicated phrases imagining they will impress the teacher...( potential customers in this case) I also think this paragraph could be a translation from a foreign language...leading to loss in clarity.
quicksand
#8 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 2:04:15 PM
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@ballistic: Are you going to risk some hard earned Kshs on it? Please come back and tell us how it goes if you do.
kimiri
#9 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 2:52:24 PM
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A while ago somebody tried to sell me such a thing at Ksh10,000. Before I could part with my hard earned chapaa, I insisted we do an experiment. The damn thing had no effect on fuel consumption and I therefore declined to buy it. So, make sure you are not dealing with a con.
bwenyenye
#10 Posted : Thursday, September 29, 2011 3:42:02 PM
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My take. If this thing was real, don't you think the vehicle manufacturers would install them? I mean, they are all looking to cut fuel costs!
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