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In case you might have missed this: A testimonial on the Wildcat 9000 posted on the Smartpower's Inc. website:

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TESTING/LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

SENSOR’S INC./HTI

April 12-13, 2011



2010 Kenworth 15 liter Cummins ISX450
Test #1 SRT Truck tank topped off.

Base run of 45 miles at 60 mph w/base of 7.516 mpg.

First Test Run-45 miles absent Supplemental Fuel System@ 6.85 mpg.

Second Test Run–45 miles w/5.129 gallons consumed @ 8.77 mpg. System on!

Third Test Run –45 miles w/ 4.4423 gallons consumed @ 10.13 mpg. System on!


2011 International 15 liter Cummins ISX400

Base Test Run–45 miles absent Supplemental Fuel System @ 7.19 mpg.

First Test Run –45 miles w/3.54 gallons consumed @ 12.64 mpg. System on!

Second Test Run –45 miles w/5.356 gallons consumed @ 8.4 mpg. System on!

Third Test Run –45 miles w/4.4 gallons consumed @ 10.22 mpg. System on!


All test runs were based on 60 mph with the cruise control, routes level and identical.


Test verification by the following:

David Johnson, Mike Feemster, Charlton Coats, Dan Johnston, Logan Hughes, Harold Zeller, Ron
Hughes, Louis Moret (Sensor’s Inc.) and Paul Clark (Sensor’s Inc.).

In case you're not familiar with Sensors Inc.

Sensors, Inc. was founded in 1969, and has evolved to become the leader in developing innovative gas analysis technology, primarily for use in the transportation industry. The company has decades of experience and expertise in the design and manufacture of measurement systems that are widely distributed throughout the U.S., Europe and Asia. Sensors, Inc. also provides in-field emissions and fuel-economy testing services covering a wide range of applications including on- and off-road vehicles and equipment, and marine, mining, and power generation systems using internal combustion engines. In 1999, Sensors Inc. acquired Sensors Devices in Germany, ensuring a presence in Europe and expanding its product base to include analyzers for environmental applications. The company's emissions measurement solutions are used by government regulatory agencies and universities, as well as engine and vehicle manufacturers in the U.S., Europe and Asia, for the measurement of CO, CO2, NO, NO2, THC, NMHC, CH4, NH3, O2 and Particulate Mass.