My s1r9a9m9 replication!

[Super God]

Try it on a fuel injected vehicle.  I'm going to sometime as well.  I think the HHO injection will help out in terms of power and performance, but I have not tested this yet, however, once money and time allow, I will experiment with this also.  First thing is to get this thing running on water, which shouldn't be too far off, I've almost got everything to get this engine turning over on gasoline, and once I do that then I can move onto water.  I'm expecting sometime in the spring I'll be able to really start working on this project.

[HotRod82]

I have seen some of the diagrams and I have to confess, I seem to get more confused the more I look at them. This might be a dumb question and I apologize if I sound like a complete idiot, but the way I see it, even dumb people might be able to help figure this thing out with the help of these forums.

My question is where do I start and what should I be picking up from my local hardware and electrical stores to begin experimenting? As I mentioned before I would like to try to replicate what s1r9a9m9 did with his car on my VW Jetta which is fuel injected. From what I understand I will need to pick up a AC inverter, some diodes and a HV DPST relay or vibrator? If your wondering where I'm pulling this from below is the diagram I'm looking at.

Many of you are probably working on your own projects so I understand if helping out a newbie like me might be an inconvenience. If so, at least point me in the right direction. I have a car I would like to use in this experiment, I'm not a complete idiot when it comes to wiring something so If I have someone to help me with my questions, the rest I think I can manage.

Thanks to all for your time.

[HeairBear]

This document at the end of this link is a compilation of the yahoo group posts where the information originally came from. I hope everyone finds it as educational as I did. http://sdch2o.free.fr/vrac/watercar.pdf

[Super God]

HotRod, what I am going to do is get an AC inverter and some diodes, no relays.  Wire it up to that the AC current can only go one way, and so that the AC current does not go back to the distributor.  I'll draw a diagram tonight after school.  It should help explain what I'm trying to do.  If this doesn't work then I'll try plan B, the DirectHits.  =D

[Super God]

Finally the snow is starting to melt!  Whew, it's been a long wait.  This weekend I'm going to pick up an inverter and some diodes.  Getting ever closer to that moment of truth!