Has anybody successfully installed a hydrogen on demand system in their vehicle?

Question

I recently installed a water4gas system w/o noticeable results. I was then informed of someone who installed another type system ,using some sort of potassium compound for the electrolyte instead of sodium bicarbonate that I used. After three months he noticed a decline in power. Upon further investigation he discovered that the potassium had deposited on the valves and turned them to sand. After being informed of this I imediatly disconected my system. I am trying to find out if the sodium will have the same effect, or if it is safe.

Answer 1

Try using distilled white vinegar as your solution. Most preferably a solution of 4% vinegar, it produces a good amount of electrolytes.  You can find it at some of your grocery stores. Sodium bicarbonate works but makes a mess after some usage where you need to clean your generator. Potassium dries up metal alloys and makes them brittle after exposed to heat. Obviously don't use it.

Answer 2

In your research be more accurate. Like how much better ,how many ,or miles per gallon

I have not expected an improvement due to the fact that there is no oxygen to burn the hydrogen . U may just be increasing the humidity of the air,this will cause a small improvement.

Good luck