No offense, but please cite the name of the manufacturer ("Fish Co."
isn't good enough) and some supporting evidence that the thing existed.

Bob


CW wrote:
The carborator was real and did work. The rumor mill distorted the claims.
It did do what it was claimed by the the manufacturer to do.

"Bob Schmall" wrote in message
...

Gene T wrote:

Has anyone been brave enough to pay for info on how to "revive" cordless
toll batteries that no longer hold a charge?
This guy is selling this "info" On Ebay for $12.95 and has a 99.7%

feedback.

Can this be true?


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW

Gene

If it were true, don't you think the manufacturers would have figured
out how to do it and make money on the process? This smells like the
infamous Fish carburetor of long ago. You know, the one that got 50-60
mpg as a bolt-on.
Bob