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Emissions Analytics
Our CarTuner harmonises the vehicle’s electrical energy field. In our experience, and according to the feedback of many customers, electrosmog is no longer perceived as a burden in such an environment.
But the CarTuner also has effects on the engine’s combustion process. We wanted to know this precisely and commissioned an independent company, Emissions Analytics Ltd. in England, to investigate it in more detail.
Emissions Analytics measured that with the CarTuner fuel consumption fell by up to 4.6 % and CO2 emissions by up to 4.4 %.
The other values fell more markedly: with the CarTuner, carbon monoxide fell by up to 40 % and nitrogen oxides by up to 13 %.
The detailed results of this investigation and details of the test procedure can be found here: Emissions Analytics test
The measurements were taken on a single vehicle; that is a single case, from which no general statement follows. The report itself states that further measurements would be needed for general statements about the vehicle fleet. The measurement concerns consumption and exhaust emissions, not health.
Other tests
Water crystal pictures
In this method, frozen water samples are photographed under the microscope. We owe this method to the Japanese researcher Masaru Emoto, who died in October 2014; his work is being continued by the Emoto Labos.
Own test drive: London - Edinburgh
Our CarTuner was originally developed for the energy system of the vehicle: there it creates a harmonious vibrational field in which artificial frequencies no longer produce resonance.
Nila's test - Cologne
Once again we wanted to know more precisely, and asked Olaf Baumunk, head of the Institut für Resonanzphänomene in Häusern, Baden-Württemberg, to accompany us on a house harmonisation and to use one of his many test devices to examine the extent to which harmonising the house affects its residents.
