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#192506 - 10/28/08 08:37 AM Tornado for electrical?
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another waste of money

LOL a product that promises so much but only empties the wallett.

Wonder how this will work with a Tornado?
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#192507 - 10/28/08 08:49 AM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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More useless crap to sell to the ricers. crazy
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#192508 - 10/28/08 10:29 AM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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LMAO!

$100 for a cigarette-powered LED light!
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#192509 - 10/28/08 11:10 AM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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It's a cigarette lighter, air freshener, night light, and flux capacitor all in one! What a deal! crazy
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#192510 - 10/28/08 12:59 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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Wow.
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#192511 - 10/28/08 01:00 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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2 bad the ricers cant get up 2 88mph or they coulda gone back in time and realized how stupid it was to modify a honda civic lol
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#192512 - 10/28/08 02:00 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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Wow, people will buy anything...
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#192513 - 10/28/08 03:48 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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If you get 2 does that mean you go even faster? Rofl.

So basically its acting like a retarded capacitor? heh.
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#192514 - 10/28/08 04:18 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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Wow..... thats really funny
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#192515 - 10/28/08 06:06 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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Maybe the negative ions make you feel so good that you drive easier giving you better mpg, or you just don't care.

I saw this a few months ago and showed to my boss who is an electrical engineer so he could debunk it for me. He was just as puzzled as why people would buy this, and how they could advertise their claims. He would love to corner their engineers and ask how this works in technical terms.
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#192516 - 10/28/08 06:25 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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I need to come up with some stupid idea like this and market it...

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#192517 - 10/28/08 06:28 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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Theres not enough info in the advertising to make any kind of guess as to what it is. As others have said, apparently its a capacitor. lol It would have to be pretty exotic to have any real capacitance in such a small form factor.

I guess maybe if you're driving a honda, your alternator does a terrible job regulating voltage, so a stiffening cap is what you need! :rolleyes:
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#192518 - 10/28/08 11:01 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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Crap crap crap.
Guarantee a ton o people will buy it tho.
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#192519 - 10/29/08 04:31 PM Re: Tornado for electrical?
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Some people will buy anything...
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