How to get hydrogen to use it?

[Motorcoach1]

 I've seen DAH LIGHT ,, you can use hydrogen as an extra booster to most fuels and get some economy. Iornheads statement is at best the closest method. Some say overunity, in reality most of the use is just straight forward electrolysis, and very beneficial to mix in small quantities to run your car on and get better mileage. You have to remember the engine is 4 Strokes ! theres where you lose the overunity < IT takes more fuel just to push the engine through 3 strokes, even when you have the timing of say 3 or 4 cylinders not com-busting and 1 is in sequence. Study and learn. we need as many people working on these things and teaching others , what they have learned. I'm trying to build a 1 stroke hydroxy motor 12 cylinder Overunity maby not- GREEN oh hell yes ! we need to think GREEN or we'll pollute this world out of existence. You think the rich guys care hell no , they could care less, we pay the price not them. we don't have to beat them. we just do the right thing for ourselves and more will follow! If the people are satisfied with OIL then let them have it. I feel that there are other alternatives and I going to use them. I'm not going to sit around and let someone tell me this is the only way or listen to some naysayer predict my future and put everyone down that has an idea to make a better world to live in. BIG Business doesn't care about you they just spin it to make you believe THEY DO !Ã,  ok I ranted enought hahahahÃ, Ã,  HIT DA BOOKS AND STUDY or you just might be lazy like meee------- I hope you remember this everytime you fill up that car with forigen gas , It's don't run on SAND!

[innovation_station]

this h20 2 hh0 stuff is a touchy subject....   kinda like the tpu eh? 

well it does in fact work..   and there hundreds of vids explaining how to do it

now if we could only do it with almost no current .....  hummm 

sounds like 0 zone to me 

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[sparks]

  @IS


     There is this man in florida who discovered that if you take a saltwater solution and expose it to radio waves, out through the top comes a bubbling energy brew.  Seems that the distribution of sodium and chloride ions in the solution stresses the hydrogen to oxegen polar bond.  Then when a kick goes through the solution the electrons do their little dance and the bond is broken. 

   Keely also did this with sound waves.  The trick is the salt.  Water without the ions form a seven molecule ring.  Any energy input is absorbed by this molecular configuration and we get cavitation in the solution and no disassociation.  The salt ions bust up this little gang and now the water molecules are standing on their own stressed out by the sodium and chloride ions.  Then through this field a kick is propogated.  The magnetic dipoles of the atoms chase the light and this is the straw that breaks the camels back.

    Anybody who has worked with batteries or electrolysis will immediately see the advantages to using RF over conventional 1/2 reactions using electrodes.

[christo4_99]

the Kanzius thing looks a lot like a sodium reaction to me  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqDWbknpiVk&feature=related