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Bob Evans
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I am just happy to be able to run Aerohance Pods on a Cyber Truck for 48 hours, raffle or no Raffle. I feel Aerohance Pods will increase the range. It's like
how you can dive all day in Force Fins due to the efficiency of the Designs.
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Bob Evans
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Been doing a ton of driving from Ojai to Palm Springs on business. Saving 7% on fuel with each fill up around $75.00. Glad to be saving money and reducing
our Carbon footprint. Want to save? Homepage | AeroHance Pods. Sa
w this wedge device on Target, and it makes sense.
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Bob Evans
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Every time we pull up to the pump it's at least $75.00 and we save 7% with my Aerohance Pods. Wonder why more don't want to save money. ? 
https://aerohance.com/fuel_savings_solution/
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Bob Evans
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Finally after one year, Marcus Boyd finished his report. CFD Investigation into the relationship between Aerodynamic Drag and the Addition of Flow Modifying Pods a Simplified Generic Tractor-Trailer. The results on drag reduction was 2.12 %, and fuel savings was 1.6. % Not much to jump up and down, but with the miles these folks travel. Wow will post full report soon.
I put a similar product on my race car trailer several years ago. The vortex generators cleaned up the air and made the trailer more stable. I also got a small mpg increase. I had some extras and tried them on the cab and sides of my pu, the ones on the roof made more of a difference on stabilizing the air across the bed, but no real mpg increase. Overall I think the concept is sound, may make another try on my jeep for the fun of it.
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Bob Evans
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These are vortex generators; Aerohance Pods are the next generation of air flow control. I will make a drawing on how this shape spins the air. I have always saw this shape as a dust bin.
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Bob Evans
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Ok, as promised. Spinning air flow does not add up overall. It's been a hurdle to overcome negative results from Vortex Generators. But just like the Force Fin designs, we overcame all the negative energy and have sold over 2 million pairs
. Working on keeping that LOVE for our products into the future.
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Bob Evans
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Here is the report. https://aerohance.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Dissertation_Report_Rev2.pdf It is in 
AeroHance.com Road testing on Santa Barbara Air Bus showed just higher road test numbers due to higher speeds. 65-70 MPH. 1.6 to 6 % .
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Bob Evans
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Back in early 1992 I was shaping many different water winglet shapes for Force Fin designs. Helping with
this effort was Jimmy Gray and Bob Kirby. With this project I now have developed ways to reduce water drag and will share with my friends here on Scuba Board.
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