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[innovation_station]

hello all

i managed to locate my pcv valve...   

so i thought i would hook up my cell to it .....




wow! what a diff in my bubbler lol i can just imagine the the diff in the engine

so

i will let you know the results

[innovation_station]

well did my first test and i got 64 km from the same fuel  so no big increase ......   hummmmm


but at least i did not lose .....


ist

i will try it agin

[innovation_station]

yep did it agin but still no increase 

why??

it is not because my unit isnt putting out gas......

so there can only be 1 reason for the lack of results

02 senser

so i guess it is on to EFIE

to tell the comp to supply less gas....

ist

[innovation_station]

so this is the most important control device for the unit

and here is a link to the simplest way to  CONTROL IT

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4933.0.html

so sounds like the car must be TUNNED for HHO 

to notice any improvement in milage with fuel injected cars

well time to build 1 of these

ist

[sigmaX]

Hi innovation_station!

As I read about, one simple (maybe you can test it in no time, just to see if it works) to trick the O2 sensor, is to wrap it up with aluminium foil paper.

You first make a thin long wrap around the main body of the O2 sensor, then you cover with a second wrap, the whole body. Then you tie it up with something that will not burn away (it will be 300 or so C? in there) .... like a thin metal wire.

It seems that the sensor shifts it output just in the same way as by placing an EFIE, by being hotter.

you can google around for this ... If you want to do it, and don?t find any reference, I can search my docs ... I think I stored the document where I did read about it.

I am about to install my own HHO cell in my car (in fact I was about to install it yesterday).

I did the following previous test:

I filled a big container with water, and placed my entire HHO cell inside it. I turned it on.

Oh! surprise: HHO gas was going out THRU one of the Stainless steel thingies (sorry bad english) that I placed thru my cell's pvc top (by melting it, and then fixing with PVC cement, and bolting it from both sides).

HHO is surely a very light gas, and slippery too So now I got to place sillicone everywhere to see if I can effectively close any potential gas leaks.

I just wanted to tell you about it, because maybe it is not a bad idea to submerge everything and see if any bubble appear in the wrong place.

Regards,

Sigmax