• Welcome to The Truck Stop! We see you haven't REGISTERED yet.

    Your truck knowledge is missing!
    • Registration is FREE , all we need is your birthday and email. (We don't share ANY data with ANYONE)
    • We have tons of knowledge here for your diesel truck!
    • Post your own topics and reply to existing threads to help others out!
    • NO ADS! The site is fully functional and ad free!
    CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!

    Problems registering? Click here to contact us!

    Already registered, but need a PASSWORD RESET? CLICK HERE TO RESET YOUR PASSWORD!

HHO Hydrogen Generator

i will look at it when i get home, cant get it here. there are a lot of claims about HHO out there. the rule of thumb i look at, if it will put out a liter of gas for each liter of displacement, then it might make a diff. i have a dry cell that i am going to convert to a wet cell when i get the chance. it will only be about 1.5L according to my calculations.
 
I made one based off of instructions from a company claiming 25% increase in mileage and installed it in my old '93 GP with a 3.1 v-6. The design was using a mason jar, stainless steel wire, etc. and I followed the directions to a T. I saw a net increase in mileage of exactly zero. Still have it somewhere out in the barn, I think. Snake oil, I think, although the principal makes sense. Perhaps it's the volume, but I did what the directions said to do in terms of sizing the components.
 
Heres my idea of a good hydrogen generation advertisement. Not sure if I care wether it works or not with that for an ad pic!!!!!
 

Attachments

  • 140CA1EVIT3.jpg
    140CA1EVIT3.jpg
    9.5 KB · Views: 71
i read the ad and i have to call: :WTF:. there are a couple of words:"Your car will become at least 40% more fuel efficient and produce cleaner emissions.", "Up to 20 to 50% Gas Mileage Increase.", "Resellers/Installers wanted, Make $60.00 per hour +".
not only does this gut know what i drive, he can predict the future! the kit he is selling, which means you have work to do, is so small, made of plastic,(with the mason jar), the 'pvc enhancer' is an air line drier with blue marbles. it appears to be made from 5 stainless switch plates, wired together with copper wire. the good thing is it comes with a multi meter, Cen-Tech, that comes from Harbor Freight and a CD with "installation instructions + free stuff".
i had a few good laughs reading this.
 
1313025966.jpg

1313026594.jpg

1313026592.jpg

1313026591.jpg

1313026588.jpg

1313026586.jpg

1313026584.jpg
 
Last edited:
Thank u Leo I figure hydrogen generators dont work because Henry Ford got a Model T to run off water but the hydrogen burned so hot it melted and slaged the pistons. Believe this would still occur, like runnin a racing chainsaw off alcohol, it will melt the piston. But if the young woman wants to talk to me about generators I would certainly listen and might even buy one to keep in the closet!!!! LOL
 
SnowDrift said:
I made one based off of instructions from a company claiming 25% increase in mileage and installed it in my old '93 GP with a 3.1 v-6. The design was using a mason jar, stainless steel wire, etc. and I followed the directions to a T. I saw a net increase in mileage of exactly zero. Still have it somewhere out in the barn, I think. Snake oil, I think, although the principal makes sense. Perhaps it's the volume, but I did what the directions said to do in terms of sizing the components.
Click to expand...


so, are you saying size does matter ? :hihi:

orrum said:
Heres my idea of a good hydrogen generation advertisement. Not sure if I care wether it works or not with that for an ad pic!!!!!
Click to expand...

sure!!! I will immediately convert my Zuki and add 2 :rof:
 
Matuva glad to meet u partner! Yes size matters a bunch, just ask my girlfriend she spent $5000 gettin the hydrogen generated two cup sizes!!!!! Am I ever in trouble if she reads this!!! :D :rolleyes5:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top