Hydrogen Conversion

**Grizz** · 17th April, 2011, 10:59 PM

, Im sure somwhere out there there is a cave with drawing on a wall of 2 cavemen laughing at another caveman rubbing a couple of sticks together.

**i_shot_the_sheriff** · 18th April, 2011, 06:15 AM

Hold on a sec mate!! Hold on!
Since i've seen 20% economy.... what the HELL? Is that bad?
Firstly this whole system seperates water and uses HHO! anyway! If there is a chance of getting up to 20% and NO DAMAGE.... then wheres the problem?
Ohhh yeah... the water will cost in the future.... we will not have to drink... and the END IS COMING along with the SATAN himself in 2012!
RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!

Come on! If we have a chance to reduce emissions, make economy, and extend the life of the engine! WHY NOT?

P.S. i'm not an expert or something on this subject... i'm studying many books right now on this technology!
I JUST WANTED TO TAKE AN ADVICE FROM DK!! O_o

**Grizz** · 18th April, 2011, 01:43 PM

i think its a great idea bud, well worth a shot. 20% fuel economy is a 20% cash saving over the couse of a year.

im running my combo on 1.5ml acetone/per Ltr at the moment. cant give an exact figure but i think it has definitely given me improvement as well

**i_shot_the_sheriff** · 18th April, 2011, 02:20 PM

Sounds great!
Well some sellers promise more if you connect a "chip" to the obd port!
I'm gonna try it!

**bursuc** · 25th March, 2017, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by i_shot_the_sheriff

Sounds great!
Well some sellers promise more if you connect a "chip" to the obd port!
I'm gonna try it!

Hy mate, did you did any more tests since 6 years ago

? are you still using this hho kit ?
regards

**greenthumb** · 26th March, 2017, 01:02 AM

So! Something I know about. Let me spill my brain on this. I research he'd and tested for over 4 years while out of work and going back to collage. The main thing that will happen with a single cell system is you will create a vacuum leak and trick your self I to thinking it's running better. To see any kind of improvement on hho on demand you will need a much larger or multiple cells. A pwm with certain frequencies is said to create more hho. Most popular housing seems to be a water filter housing. If your going to buy steel make sure you buy stainless steel with low carbon content. It may last longer. Just be careful what you do with waiste water and what your using in your water. The gentleman that made his Sandra I'll to run strictly on hho made his cells to act as batteries as well as generators. There is patents out there to view no idea where they are it's been over 20 years since I've messed with it. BUT I do have a website for you guyshttp://Www.overunity.com

**rideon** · 27th March, 2017, 09:17 PM

Please tell me you didn't just post a link to 'overunity' ...
Let's get real m8,on that site is violated every single physics law ever written...
Over and over again....

**bursuc** · 30th March, 2017, 09:51 AM

Did somebody had a go on a common rail diesel engine ? as far as i read until now , is the hardest engine to make a difference, anyway in couple of days i will test on a test car before i go and use it on my daily car. both are common rail . By the way , logically there should be no risk for the engine ? to overrun or to damage the valves/piston/piston rings because the combustion pressure will surelly increase. i watch allot of videos with testing on actual cars, it seems is no problem but i want to ask somebody who already try it . regards

**greenthumb** · 3rd April, 2017, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by rideon

Please tell me you didn't just post a link to 'overunity' ...
Let's get real m8,on that site is violated every single physics law ever written...
Over and over again....

the HHO section seemed to be legit. atleast back when i was on the forum. last i remember someone was trying to use hho only through a home made injector and blew off his hand... BUT HHO on demand is a pain unless yuo have a LARGE system.

**rideon** · 3rd April, 2017, 07:43 PM

Believe it or not hydrogen is produced on large scale by different means..
Water electrolysis is not the most efficient or 'clean' way to go...
Bigger companies with $$$$ invested in research&development separate production /storage/use of hydrogen gas
And the main use of hydrogen is in fuel cells to produce electricity,not in combustion engines!
20 minutes read ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_production
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_cell