rmptr
Silver Member
I've read quite a bit of online stuff about driving your car on water.
Some fanciful, some technical, and some well presented by charlatans and snake oil salesmen.
HHO HOD 12v 'water splitters' that can be bought, or built, and installed under the hood of your car are a very real thing, and they work well, to varying degrees of efficiency.
It's actually quite old technology, and is used a lot, today, in certain fields... 'water torch' for jewelers.
To my friends and fellow members of Tnet, I would like to advise of a couple things.
Experimenting with stainless steel plates is difficult.
Stainless steel plates do NOT fit well in a 32 oz Mason jar.
HHO acts somewhat as a catalyst to improve your fuel mileage... If you own a current vehicle with a computer governing the engine, additional electronic devices will be needed for optimal results.
A toxic chemical is a byproduct of the electrolytic process.
Lots of fun info out there...
Best practical info I've found is at HHOForums.com
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Some fanciful, some technical, and some well presented by charlatans and snake oil salesmen.
HHO HOD 12v 'water splitters' that can be bought, or built, and installed under the hood of your car are a very real thing, and they work well, to varying degrees of efficiency.
It's actually quite old technology, and is used a lot, today, in certain fields... 'water torch' for jewelers.
To my friends and fellow members of Tnet, I would like to advise of a couple things.
Experimenting with stainless steel plates is difficult.
Stainless steel plates do NOT fit well in a 32 oz Mason jar.
HHO acts somewhat as a catalyst to improve your fuel mileage... If you own a current vehicle with a computer governing the engine, additional electronic devices will be needed for optimal results.
A toxic chemical is a byproduct of the electrolytic process.
Lots of fun info out there...
Best practical info I've found is at HHOForums.com
Best