Electrolosys Hydrogen Generators?

Question

Has anyone tried these systems in their cars or trucks .Suposed to get higher gas mileage

Answer 1

no.  consider, this rumor has been around for a number of years.  if it really worked, wouldn't big auto manufacturers be doing it?  or do you really think there is some sort of conspiracy?  do you think that the Chinese and Koreans are in on the conspiracy as well?  keeping in mind that if they could double the mileage on their cars, that'd be front page news in the auto magazines, and they'd sell far more cars than GM, Ford, and Chrysler.

no, it doesn't work.  the science of it is, it takes more energy to do the electrolysis than the hydrogen would generate in the engine.

no, it doesn't work -- no matter how many people would be happy to send you information and plans for a hundred bucks.

Answer 2

There's no energy in water.  And unless you're going downhill all the time you need energy to run a car.  This thing is bogus, has been around for at least a year, and nobody has ever seen it run except on YouTube.

Answer 3

I have a close friend in  PA that is involved w/ the installation, tuning & now training of hydrogen generators. I am just getting ready to go thru some of the training to be an installer myself.  The installs that my friend has done thus far have all been extremely successful -  from 50 to 100% gains in mpg.  Let me know if you'd like more info or if you'd like me to update you as I get ready to start installs here in NC.

Answer 4

I am 77 and have heard this lie all my life and never have they ever worked...