24
Jul
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Overhead Car Video Monitors: Overhead monitors are exactly what their name implies. You can attach an overhead monitor to the ceiling of your vehicle. Typically they are installed in larger vehicles such as minivans and sport utility vehicles since they require a good amount of headroom for the overhead installation. An overhead car video monitor often fits over your vehicles overhead lighting unit. A typical overhead monitor is 7 - 10 inches, but you can buy monitors as large as 20 inches.
Flip Down Car Video Monitors: A flip down monitor is basically an overhead monitor that flips down for viewing. When the monitor is not being viewed it can be flipped up to add more overhead space to the vehicle. This type of monitor is also popular with consumers that own cars, who want an overhead car video monitor for their back seat passengers. Flip down monitors come in the same sizes as overhead monitors.
In-Dash Car Video Monitors: In-dash car video monitors provide video entertainment to the often-neglected front seat passenger (and driver, although I dont recommend viewing the in-dash monitor while you are driving). An in-dash monitor is usually one component of a larger unit that includes a TV tuner and receiver. Most in-dash monitors flip up from the unit when being viewed and flip back down to provide more front seat space when it is not being used. These monitors are usually 7 inches or less.
Headrest Car Video Monitors: Headrest monitors can either be mounted to the back of your vehicles headrest or mounted into your headrest with the use of a mounting bracket and mounting kit. There are even headrest replacement monitors that are designed to replace your vehicles original headrest. This allows the consumer to avoid cutting into the original headrest. When you sell or get rid of your vehicle you can replace the headrest monitors with the original headrests. Headrest monitors can be used in conjunction with or as a replacement to an overhead monitor. They are especially popular with car owners, since cars typically do not provide the necessary overhead space for overhead monitors. Headrest monitors are also generally 7 inches or less.
Sun Visor Car Video Monitors: Sun visor monitors can either be mounted into your vehicles current sun visor or purchased as a replacement to your original sun visor. Manufacturers of sun visor replacement monitors have designed the visors in many different colors and textures to match your vehicles interior as closely as possible. A typical sun visor monitor is 5 inches in length although they make them as large as 7 inches.
Mirror Car Video Monitors: Mirror car video monitors are LCD displays that are designed to fit over the existing rear-view mirror in your vehicle. Besides being used as a traditional video monitor, mirror monitors are also great for rear view cameras as well. This is the smallest type of monitor available for your vehicle and is generally no more than 4 inches long.
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17
Apr
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You are presented with an option to view the content of:
Book 1, which is the actual User Manual and explains step-by-step how to construct the Water4Gas kit
Book 2, which has additional information related to increasing gas mileage etc
Bonuses - too many to list, but there are tax guides, heaps of other stuff
So
Book 1 is about how to make a Water4Gas Kit. It contains 27 Chapters.
Chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4 are basically introductions and are dedicated to thanks to the contributors and general information and background of the Water4Gas technology. There were a couple of interesting things - it turns out BMW has a water-powered car!
Chapter 5 will tell you exactly what you need to make your Water4Gas Kit. I was pleasantly surprised - looks like the necessary parts can be bought for about $100 bucks. I cant give you exact components, but some of them are a special jar for the vaporizer, tubing and the catalyst component. There are some others, about 12 in total.
Looks like all the components can be bought in the stores near my house. Good
Moving on
Chapter 6 explains the benefits that you will realize once you install the Water4Gas kit. Saving an average of 35% on an average persons bill results in roughly $1,200 per annum average savings, so the investment into Water4Gas kit is recouped in about 4 months.
Chapter 7 - teaches you to install the electrolyzer, the critical part that actually produces hydrogen and cools down the engine. It covers all the mechanical details, how to connect it properly and necessary safety measures. This looks like the critical part.
Chapter 8 is about the installation of the Water4Gas vaporizer. It seems that vaporizer is not as difficult as the electrolyzer. One medium size jar of water should last around 1000-3000 miles depending on the car make.
Chapter 9 will show you an alternative setup - instead of using one hydrolizer, you have an option of installing multiple ones. Apparently, Ozzie had a system going with 6 hydrolizers. The benefit was an 18% increase in mileage.
Chapters 10 and 11 - will show how to install and maintain the PCV Enhancer, which basically is the modification of the one that already exists in your car.
Chapter 12 explains how to install the Water4Gas fuel heater - key take from this is not to use the everyday hose for it, but rather a specialized heavy duty connector.
Chapter 13 covers the installation of a MAP sensor enhancer and an oxygen sensor enhancer, and contains pretty good instructions on how to do that.
Chapter 14 is another critical piece, installation of the water charger. Its a proprietory formula and I dont think I can say too much about it, but its awesome, and it will give your mileage a real boost!
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15
Apr
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Why people need to use iron supplement? Well, there are many reasons. Iron is very important for our bodies and our health and when you do not get enough iron with your foods, the iron supplement comes to help. Iron is a very important mineral. It is an important component of proteins involved in oxygen transport and metabolism. Many trusted health organizations state that about 15 percent of your body’s iron is stored for your body’s future needs. That stored iron will be used when dietary intake is inadequate.
There are multiple reasons that may require you to use iron supplement. You will have enough iron in you body if you are controlling the amount of iron that you get from food. Meat, fish, and poultry contain iron in them. That iron is easily absorbed by your body. The iron that is stored in plants (for example lentils and beans) is not as easily absorbed by your body as iron from meat and fish. If you don’t intake enough iron with you foods, the iron supplement will definitely help.
The recommended dietary allowance is the amount of iron (in foods, iron supplement, or both) that nearly everyone’s body needs to receive daily. That amount varies with age and gender. For example, males in the age group of 19 - 50 years need to intake 8 milligrams of iron and females in the same age group need to intake 18 milligrams. For women who are pregnant the recommended dietary allowance will be different.
Before you start taking some type of iron supplement, make sure that an appropriate diet is not enough to increase the intake of iron. Also consult with a doctor to see that using iron supplements is right for you. Iron supplements may cause nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, abdominal distress, or other effects. If you use some type of iron supplement, make sure that you use the correct dose.
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