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Prevents gum, varnish, rust and corrosion in the fuel system and combustion chamberKeeps stored gas fresh indefinitelyFor use in all 2-cycle and 4-cycle enginesRecommended by 20 top engine manufacturers12/case Gold Eagle Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer is a fuel additive that keeps fuel fresh for quick, easy starts after periods of storage. Designed for all 2-cycle and 4-cycle gasoline engines, Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer eliminates the need to drain fuel before storage in order to protect your engine from the gum, varnish, rust, and corrosion that can afflict engines after gasoline left in the tank has broken down. It also prolongs the life of an engine by removing water from gas tanks, and cleans carburetors and fuel injectors. The solution works safely and effectively in all gasoline blends, including ethanol-blended fuel up to E85. Protect Gas Engine During Storage without Draining the Tank Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer is America's top selling fuel stabilizer - and for good reason, it works. It's hard to believe, but fuel left in the tanks of a stored vehicle can begin to break down in as little as 30-60 days causing gum, varnish and corrosion to build up in the fuel lines and engine. One traditional solution to this problem is to drain the tank before storage, but this is time-consuming and messy. It can also be counter productive since it is very difficult to get all of the fuel out of a tank and leaving the walls of your fuel tank exposed during storage can invite corrosion in the presence of moisture, especially in fuels containing ethanol. Protection against corrosion and gumming during storage and everyday use for gasoline engines. View larger. Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer does away with all this by inhibiting fuel break down, allowing you to leave fuel in your stored vehicle worry-free. It also cleans carburetors and fuel injectors in the event of existing gumming up of fuel systems prolonging engine life and ensuring quick, easy starts after storage is over and the covers come off your ride. New Improved Formula Protects Against Ethanol Additives No longer just for cars being placed into storage, the new formula of Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer also makes it the perfect product to be used at every fill up in all vehicles and equipment to protect against corrosion caused by today's ethanol-blended fuels. Ethanol additives in modern fuels are intended to minimize carbon dioxide emissions, but they can also create problems in the form of corrosion and clogged fuel systems that can dramatically impact performance. Ethanol is optimally soluble in gasoline under the right conditions, but when temperatures become too hot or too cold the additive can become unstable, drawing moisture into your gas tank. This addition of moisture into the fuel mix can lead to phase separation, a condition in which total saturation of the fuel results in the ethanol and water separating from the gas mixture, and coming to rest near the bottom of the tank. If the level of this fuel-depleted liquid mixture is allowed to accumulate it not only will take up precious space in your fuel tank, but it may also be injected into your engine affecting performance and potentially creating serious problems. In addition, if significant water remains in your tank the moisture can cause rust and corrosion, or contribute to the gumming up of your fuel system. Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer puts an end to this in all 2-cycle and 4-cycle engines. Just add a few penny's worth of Sta-Bil Fuel Stabilizer to your tank each time you fill up and you could be saving yourself hundreds of dollars in repair costs in the long run. Key Features America's top selling fuel stabilizer keeps fuel fresh for quick, easy starts after storage Removes water to prevent corrosion and cleans carburetors and fuel injectors Protects engine from gum, varnish, rust, and corrosion Prolongs engine life Eliminates the need to drain fuel before storage Works safely and effectively in all gasoline's including ethanol-blended fuel up to E85 For all 2-cycle and 4-cycle gasoline engines 32-oz bottle treats up to 80 gallons of fuel About Gold Eagle Co. Headquartered in the heart of Chicago's industrial hub, Gold Eagle Co. is a privately held company, founded in 1932 by Armin Hirsch. For more than 75 years, Gold Eagle has been an industry pioneer in the production and distribution of aftermarket fluids and additives as well as an innovator and leader in the product development, manufacturing, marketing, and distribution of branded engine performance and maintenance chemicals. The Retail and Installer Brands Group within Gold Eagle Co. markets and sells more than 100 branded products, while its Private Brands Group supplies over 400 different OEM and private branded products into the majority of the top engine-related original equipment manufacturers and retail marketers. |
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Salt water fishing is a topic as big as the sea. It can run the gamut from angling for smaller inshore species like speckled trout, flounder and redfish, to an offshore adventure in search of pelagic giants like bluefin tuna and blue marlin. Since the inshore species are more accessible to anglers, here are a few tips to help in the search for a good catch. And just to narrow down the field even more, the tips given here will be geared more toward the beginning surf fisherman. However, these salt water fishing tips will put any beginner on the path to becoming a pro.
First, in order to catch a fish the bait has to be placed where the fish lives and feeds. This may be as simple as tossing a baited hook into the surf, which will often produce great results. But not all fishing spots are created equally. Any given stretch of beach will have certain areas that hold more fish than others. It is best if the angler can invest the time to survey the area he plans to fish at low tide, as this condition often reveals subtle dips in the bottom, deeper holes, sandbars, and other structures that will hold fish.
If it is not possible to survey the beach at low tide before fishing, at least take a few minutes to study the patterns of the incoming surf before you cast your rod. Waves that break far from the water's edge usually mean shallow water, and at times waves may be seen breaking on a sandbar many yards from shore. In contrast, if the surf rushes in and the waves break closer in one area than in another it usually means that the area is deeper than its surroundings. It is important to pay close attention since fish usually congregate around some type of underwater structure or area of depth change.
One mistake that I have seen many fishermen make is to try and send their bait as far as possible with every cast. At times this does pay off, but many times there are plenty of fish to be caught within a few yards of the sand, right in the foam. It is best to fish with multiple rods and cast various distances from shore until the fish are found.
Expensive, oversized tackle is not a necessity. Any decent quality rod and reels combination in medium to medium-heavy is perfectly acceptable. A simple bottom fishing rig of two or three drop lines tipped with size six hooks, and with enough weight to keep the rig on the bottom attached to the terminal end, will catch most species that live in the surf. Always remember that if you want to catch large numbers of fish you can catch a big fish on a small hook. But you can't catch a small fish on a big hook.
For the beginner, it is best to fish with natural bait. This means practically anything that the fish in your area might be feeding on. Small pieces of shelled shrimp, worms, the meat from clams, small pieces of squid, and cut fish are just a few of the best baits.
The best time of year for saltwater fishing is the time that you can do it. Except in the coldest months of winter you can usually find something to catch. There's only one sure way to be successful as a fisherman, and that's to get out there and wet a hook. The only sure way to fail is to never try. So get out there and give it a try, you never know what you might catch.
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Electric Cars? Forget About It!
With its sophisticated electronics, ultralight weight and efficient aero-dynamics, the General Motors EV1 is the state of the art in electric cars. Its closest rival is the Honda EV PLUS, a four-passenger compact powered by a $20,000 nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH) battery pack. Both cars are available by lease only: the Honda just in California, the GM in California and Arizona. A warm climate was chosen for the car's debuts: cold weather severely compromises their performance.
A researcher from the University of California Institute of Transportation Studies who calculated that replacing all gasoline-burning cars in the United States with electric ones would reduce tailpipe emissions by only 20 percent. Even as expensive toys, electric cars have not been a hit. Despite massive hyping by environmentalists and electric-power companies, only 269 EV1's have been leased. Honda's new EV PLUS has won fewer than 50 customers since its debut in spring1997.
The U.S. government and manufacturers have spent hundreds of millions of dollars trying to make cars light enough for batteries to power - and trying to make batteries powerful enough for normal consumer driving. But delivering the goods at a reasonable price has proven elusive.
The Honda EV PLUS has a nominal sticker price of $53,999 - some $40,000 more than a Honda Civic. GM's two-seater EV1 is lease-priced at $33, 995. Compare that to buying a two-seater Mazda Miata, which far outstrips the EV1 in performance and costs around $21,000.
Many states, including New York, Florida and Illinois, have or are considering taxpayer subsidies for electric cars. Yet even with taxpayer help, automakers must discount auto parts and electric cars to sell them in United States. The difference is then passed along in higher prices for conventional cars, costing consumers even more.
People expect reliable, beast-of-burden versatility in their cars. But that's just where electric cars fall short. Driving up hills, for instance, gobbles up battery capacity. Add a passenger: more drain on the battery. If the temperature outside drops to freezing, battery life drops substantially. While other cars give optimum performance with only a half-gallon of gasoline left, an electric car's performance falls when its batteries are low.
We talked about a 50-or even 100 mile range as being acceptable for an electric. But wait a minute - would you drive 35 miles to a party on a frigid winter night with a four-gallon gas tank and no gas stations open? Would you put your family in that car?
Auto companies, battery makers and the government have spent about $200 million (half of it taxpayer money) searching for the Holy Grail of batteries: one that will reliably, cheaply and safely deliver loads of power. The issue is energy. In a car, a lead-acid battery stores enough energy to lift its weight ten miles. But a gallon of gasoline contains the energy to lift its weight 1000 miles. Even if scientist were to double the battery's energy, gasoline still has 50 times more.
Not even the most promising new battery, the NiMH, comes close to gasoline's performance. Solectria Corporation of Massachusetts drove its NiMH-powered, ultralight, jellybean-shaped Sunrise Sedan 211 miles from Boston to New York City on a single charge. This was touted as a "real world" test of an electric's range.
But the Sunrise costs $100,000 (and that's after the company received $7million in government subsidies). For that price you get a car with less than half the range of an $18,000 Honda Accord.
There isn't going to be a miracle battery. If we get 100 miles of real-world range, that's where it's going to stop for a very long time. The knee-jerk reaction of many has been 'cars pollute so let's put a battery in them - and when that doesn't do it, let's put a better battery in'. This kind of thinking can bring people to dead ends. The gasoline is getting better, cheaper and lighter. Indeed, if electrics ever do become practical, they will probably derive their power from renewable fuel cells rather than batteries.
I have been a car nut all my life, and when I drove GM's EV1 in Detroit, I was impressed by its smooth, quick pickup. It was comfortable and it handled well. But as I later drove to the airport in my (gas-powered) rental, I asked myself, Was the electric car superior to other, far cheaper cars I've driven? No.
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1994 miata starts the immediately then quits?
My 1994 Mazda Miata has always started with no problems until this morning. It started for a brief second and promptliy dies. Not a sputtering die but an instant die situation.
Battery and lights work fine
There is spark from the coil
Gas tank is full
Any ideas?
Sounds like your Miata is not getting enough fuel to keep running. You might want to try replacing the fuel filter on your 94 and see if this corrects the problem. If that doesn't work you gonna need to see if the fuel pump itself is failing.
The car of the future . . . today
WINCHESTER - The car of tomorrow is here today. For years, science fiction fans read about a future filled with electric cars, cars that fly, cars that hover, and cars that can do all sorts of crazy things. Those dreams are slowly becoming reality thanks to technology and the planet’s desire to become “greener.”
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