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Guys, yes i have done a search. i cant find anything about this thing? what is it? and what does it do?
ive heard there are mixed feelings about it, but weather or not it does work, what is it it's SUPPOSED to do?
thanx
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http://vk.qgl.org/articles/polarizer.shtml
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......... o kaaaayyy......
now how the **** would that work??? lol, collecting the molecules, straightening them out, and this blocks out sounds, absorbs shocks?? diiiiks...
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its just a good luck device really
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Once you drive a VL with one, you'll never go back. You can realy notice the difference...honestly
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yeh if your car has one of them its a classic and it will bump up the price of your car for some reason.
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"Certain frequencies have not been "tuned out" as they are necessary for increased road safety."
So if someone found out what these "certain frequencies" were and made the device "tune them out" would this device then become a terrorist tool (weapon of mass destruction)?
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hahaha lol, im surprised no one has noticed, that im a Lebo asking this question Morgz.... lol
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heard of a guy once that was a very smart scientist. He had huge capactitors in his boot that run at such a fequency that it would make speed/radar guns just explode basically. The ploice were baffeled and he never got caught. not sure of the exact story but it was something like that.
It is scary to think that everything has a vibrational frequecy and it would be possible to hypertheticaly melt a persons brain just by hitting that frequency. This is similar to how they destroy kidney stones I think.
Chuck one of these guns in a satelitle in space and aim it at a country. Now thats a wepon of mass destruction.
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27-08-04, 16:58 GMT+10#10 hahaha hilly ur capacitor story sounds like a bit of a fairy tale .
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It is scary to think that everything has a vibrational frequecy
I beleive ur talking about resonant frequencies, and yes everything has a resonant freqeuncy. It's basically the frequency where "things" just s h i t themselves and for different "things" there's different frequencies.. It can make glass just shatter, it can destroy a bridge if the structure vibrates at it's resonant freq, i've even heard of a guy ****ting himself because of resonant frequency's.
There's mechanical resonance and electrical resonance...this was actually one of my favorite subjects when i did my adv diploma
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27-08-04, 23:29 GMT+10#11 It does work! Corsa would know more about this.
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28-08-04, 00:09 GMT+10#12 brockie is an awesome dude, but he is also a hippie! Polarizers do nothing heh, u might as well top up your radiator with holy water and stratigically place cloves of garlic around your car to ward off vampires while you're at it.
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28-08-04, 03:59 GMT+10#13 I know you think everything stock Holden is the best Rubes, but I think this is takin it a bit far
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28-08-04, 05:54 GMT+10#14 Brocky's energy polariser works by harmonically aligning the electrons throughout the vehicle, a duck's quack doesn't echo, margarine causes macular degeneration, glass is a 'supercool' liquid, reusing PET bottles causes cancer (anyone see a pattern forming here?), bodybuilders need to eat lots of protein, Bill Gates is paying people to forward e-mails and magnetic under-blankets relieve back pain.
While it might be fun (and even profitable) to make stuff up and spread it around as fact, pretty soon someone is going to ask you for evidence - Brocky couldn't come up with the goods and paid dearly for it.
BTW, Bill - Isn't cast aluminium/magnesium (head, inlet tubing, plenum chamber) acoustically dead? That is - has no resonant frequency? I wonder how Brocky's polariser affected them.
;-)
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28-08-04, 21:08 GMT+10#15 Does anyone have a picture of one and where on the VL was it mounted?
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29-08-04, 01:09 GMT+10#16 Bill is right. He did an advanced diploma
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29-08-04, 03:27 GMT+10#17 was mounted to the right of the engine bay, punched between the build plates, but facing towards the inside of the car (i.e. not on the engine side of the firewall)
had a sticker on the bottom middle of the back window which acted as an aerial... or so they said.
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29-08-04, 12:39 GMT+10#18 Quote:
It should be noted a vehicle which normal requires high octane leaded fuel is then able to operate on low octane (92) unleaded fuel, without any ill effects whatsoever, when an Energy Polarizer is fitted.
**** if that worked id fit one just for the $$ saving factor.
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30-08-04, 12:10 GMT+10#19 I'll tell you if it works when I get my LE delivered. I am currently driving a VL with no polarizer but the LE has one so will see if there is a difference surely
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30-08-04, 13:41 GMT+10#20 theres a VLT nitron pack for sale on carpoint.com.au with the polarizer
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