WatchIt Technologies Inc. www.watchittech.com (PINKSHEETS: WTCT) announced today, dependent on Colorado weather, that initial testing on the diesel fuel reformer has begun. As with the gas version, the company believes that in addition to increasing fuel economy, the diesel version will greatly improve on tail pipe emissions. Testing on the gas version reduce tail pipe emissions by 65%. Should today's potential storm delay testing it will begin Monday.

According to the company, "The first phase of testing for the diesel version is to gather a baseline emissions test, so those results can be compared with the results of an emissions test with the fuel reformer installed. Testing is being conducted at a Colorado state approved facility. Colorado has very strict emissions standards for all diesel vehicles. The same test will be repeated once the fuel reformer has been installed and the comparative results will be published."

Baseline fuel economy data is also being collected and will also be compared to the results after the fuel reformer has been installed. The company's engineering staff is making the final adjustments to the fuel reformer in preparation for installation and testing. Improvements to the diesel version, as it is prepared to be installed, have caused minor delays. Our engineers state this in not unexpected with original research and development.

According to the Board of Directors of WTCT, "Starting the testing process is a major step forward. Delays in the signing of the deal with Dbar occurred when the company's Transfer Agent was out of balance with DTCC. With that resolved, the company has been able to restart the finance deal with the hopes of closing in the near future."

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