This video pretty much says it all.

[hunter]

I will make it simple for you. You have a big ass truck, so you need a big ass generator too what you have to pulse it with a pulse generator. So forget those little toys, what you fabricate from electric wallplates from Lowe's, because you need much more than that. An extra power generator would be a big plus in your case. Like I said my van only a v6 3.8l but I'm using two generators in it, and I'm also working on a generator, what will be 30" tall and will have 12 ss tube in it, similar like Meyer had.

[WilbyInebriated]

This is about all the people that show everyone a little mason jar of a generator and try to make people think that it is saving them 20 to 40% in gas.  That simply can't work. if you can generate some huge amount of HHO and run a motor on it, that can work, and I never said it can not. Its the delicate balance between what is easily possible, and what you can do if you have a load of money, and a place to put that big ass generator. As for my station in life, I have nothing to applogize for. I'm not rich, but if I am better off than you, well, sorry.  yes, i do need the A/C, but if I should end of a poor jobless person and have to do without it, I may hang out in the mall instead.

you think rich = better off? LMFAO
one more time for the cheap seats...
you don't NEED AC, you WANT it.  again you confuse wants with needs.
i'm not asking you to apologize for your 'station' in life.

you are adding variables to your experiment that it (your experiment) could do without. are you tracking the ambient air temp? what formulas are you using to calculate how much power your AC robs your engine on any given day at any given outside temp? does the ambient outside air temp remain the same during your entire journey? does your vehicle remain in direct sunlight the entire journey?
reduce the variables, increase the amount of control elements.
oh yeah learn the difference between wanting and needing.

[WilbyInebriated]

do you pay someone to change your oil or do you do it yourself? do you pay someone to tune up your vehicle or do you do it yourself?
can you rebuild your lawnmower engine? can you rebuild your vehicle engine? if you can't you really shouldn't be messing with this stuff until you have a little more working knowledge.

[utilitarian]

you think rich = better off? LMFAO
one more time for the cheap seats...
you don't NEED AC, you WANT it.  again you confuse wants with needs.
i'm not asking you to apologize for your 'station' in life.

you are adding variables to your experiment that it (your experiment) could do without. are you tracking the ambient air temp? what formulas are you using to calculate how much power your AC robs your engine on any given day at any given outside temp? does the ambient outside air temp remain the same during your entire journey? does your vehicle remain in direct sunlight the entire journey?
reduce the variables, increase the amount of control elements.
oh yeah learn the difference between wanting and needing.

You are really caught up in this want/need thing.  We only "need" shelter, food and water, so hey, everything else is a want.  Haven't you ever "needed" a burger before?  Nope, sorry, raw meat, turnips and celery for you, my friend!

Here, maybe I can explain it better, as a fellow southerner.  We do not need A/C to survive, we just need it to be comfortable.

Back to topic, he used A/C in the same manner in the control, so what does it matter.  He drives to and from work same time each day.

[WilbyInebriated]

i'm not caught up in anything. he seems to misunderstand the definitions of those two words. in FACT you don't even NEED shelter when its 80 outside... why are you repeating what i said?
as i said... "you don't 'need' AC. humanity has survived for thousands of years with out it. your convenience is the only thing that demands its use, however you choose to rationalize it".
your burger example is asinine, like most of your comments. you and i are not friends.

are you mental utilitarian? are you suggesting the exact same amount of energy from the sun was cast upon the cabin of his vehicle every second of his commute, every time he commuted? hardly a control element... is this an example of your 'bistro' science to compliment your 'bistro' math?
as you have previously admitted to being a has-been and a talking head, you seem to be caught up in talking out your ass a lot.