HHO Generators on a running vehicle

[ampetti]

Hi everyone, I am new to this site and think it is great. I am a 41 years old and have 22 years experience in the auto industry and working with internal combustion engines and automatic transmissions. Ever since I was a kid I have dreamed of running cars on Hydrogen. It is absolutely the perfect fuel (in my opinion). I have been reluctant to do any experiment with it because of the understanding that it took more energy to obtain hydrogen than it produces. From what Ive been reading lately I feel I have been miss led. I am amazed how many people have come up with the same ideas as far as HHO generator design and applications , perpetual motion machines  and anti gravity theorys as I had dreamed of as a kid.

Was wondering if any one here has actualy installed an HHO generator on there vehilce with any success in either significantly increasing fuel mileage or being able to run it on HHO alone.  And if so what design works the best, and how many are needed to get good results? I've seen alot of cheesy ads and designs that seem to be BS.
As soon as I am able to raise enough cash I will be experimenting on my own, trying to improve on what so many of you have started. I think this may be possible and most likely a lot less complicated then we think! It seems that some people may have allready figured it out, unless they are hoaxes. I am more inclined to believe that their  inventions are being held back by governments and energy producers, being they have so much to loose. How can they tax water? Im sure they will find a way!

There are so many brilliant people in this forum and I thank you for the education and the head start. I hope that one day I can be of help in making this happen!

[Haliburton]

I just got done building a cell out of stainless cable and 4 in sewer pipe haha.  And it produces a lot of hho.  i built it off the top of my head and it worked great.  So the easy way to start out is to go to the store and get a 9 volt bat and some wires and aluminum foil on both ends.  Put the leads in the water just do not let them touch.  make sure you got some baking soda in the water.  And there you go my friend your first HFC.  That is the basic of basics.  Once you got that down.  dream up what ever you want.  Just try to use 316 stainless steel for latter on.

[bw]

hi ampetti,

i'm not a top pro with hydrogen but here is something that may help you build the most efficent cell.  i read this and cannot remember where but it seems worth trying.  this guy said to improve efficency you should split the power by using more cells, i do think he said it takes very small voltage to make bubbles(might have said amps instead-don't remember).  anyway assuming it was volts, he said if you are making hyro with 20 amps and 12 volts you would make six times more bubbles by using six cells, this would still give the same 20 amps per cell but cut the volts from 12 to 2v.  it should be worth trying but remember i may have it backwards.. i think you'd have to keep the amps within limits of the alternator.  he said cutting the amps or volts one did not affect the number of bubbles being produced, the other did, i think amps did.  good luck
bw

[mind]

here is my favorite so far
http://smacksboosters.110mb.com
i'm going to start building one like this, this weekend. 

here is a great pdf, that includes some of smacks info and goes into o2 sensors
http://panaceauniversity.org/Chapter10.pdf

my background is all car, no science lol.

[HHO King]

They do work. We install them in customers vehicles almost daily now. It takes some tweaking usually but they do save on fuel.

We buy most of our kits and supplies from ExtremeHHO.com because their local and ship the same day.