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Hydrogen Oxygen Separation Test #6

Final testing before hitting the road for fuel economy results.

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  1. Comment by myhydrogencar — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    @HHO4ALL The …
    @HHO4ALL The purpose of these tests are 1: Eliminate the need for any electronic adjustments. The sensors cannot detect Hydrogen. 2: To be able to adjust the Hydrogen and Oxygen mix for many other applications such as gas cookers. 3: Reduce the risk of flash back explosions. Hydrogen does not become HHO agin when mixed with air and does explode it just burns.HHO is a perfect mix for maximum energy release very quickly. Cheers!

  2. Comment by HHO4ALL — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    By separating the …
    By separating the hydrogen and oxygen are you able to only feed the Hydrogen into the air intake without the need for an EFFIE device?

    If so, I’d imagine that when the hydrogen combines with the air/fuel mixture, it would burn like HHO again, but you would have less oxygen and could possibly bypass the need for an EFFIE on the Intake sensor.

    The only issue you have then is that some vehicles have a sensor on the exhaust, so you might still need an EFFIE?

  3. Comment by Anothercoilgun — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    When gas again …
    When gas again peaks and will soon pass $5.00, you will be King.

  4. Comment by myhydrogencar — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    @mikepowers420 …
    @mikepowers420 Thanks Mike. I have even more improvements to do soon! It would be great to see others have a go at this technology and give us feedback!

  5. Comment by mikepowers420 — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    Great job..
    The …
    Great job..
    The cool thing is – as you were doing this, you figured out lots of improvements, so your next device will work even better than this one.

  6. Comment by llewgnal — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    Nice work.
    Gary
    Nice work.
    Gary

  7. Comment by myhydrogencar — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    @StevoJN Thanks.. …
    @StevoJN Thanks..HHO works ok with an EFEI but be warned it is EXPLOSIVE! Do not mistake it for HYDROGEN which is far safer!! Been there done that! LOL. Cheers.

  8. Comment by StevoJN — August 28, 2010 @ 7:44 am

    That new cell of …
    That new cell of yours is definitely the go! Hydroxy is scary stuff, but I feel much happier about working with pure hydrogen after watching this.
    Cheers Peter

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