When using an hho cell. will taking off the oxy. sencer keep from guzlling more fual than needed

Question

i have a 93 nissan pickup truck with a 4 cylinder engine and 2 weel drive. an its manual. if any other info its a d24. im thinking about placing a hho cell next to the water sprinkler tank.(since theres room)

and its fully set up im worrie about the truck guzzling more than it needs.

Answer 1

SCAM SCAM

These do not work, they are a total scam. You will always consume more electricity electrolyzing the water than you can get back by combusting the gases. Not even close.

Plus this is an explosive mixture and dangerous.

This is not just my opinion, but hard scientific fact.

Just think, if you could generate electric power from nothing, every auto manufacturer would be knocking on your door. Even more, we could shut down every coal, oil, nuclear, wind, solar power plant and use this method. But, sad to say, you can never get something from nothing, so we will have to stick with our fossil fuels and hope nuclear/solar/wind power comes on line in time.

for more info, see:

http://aardvark.co.nz/hho.shtml

Answer 2

U need to have a flash back preventer in line with your gas . If the truck back fired and the flash back preventer was not there the hold supply could blow us. Hydrogen has a very small atom and leaks through most hoses.  

Answer 3

HHO is a SCAM. The cell will always take more energy to make the hydrogen than is released by burning it. They are also dangerous, so do not install it.

BTW the formula for water is H2O, HHO is incorrect whatever it says on the website. Ask any chemist.

Answer 4

HHO = a chemical formula, and, as all the wise people have mentioned, a SCAM.

H2O--water!

There have been sooo many scams sauing you can generate power by injecting water into a fuel supply, or a carburator, etc. But they are SCAMS, plus it's dangerous.

Remember the laws of thermo? it states quite clearly that the energy generated by recombining the hydrogen and oxygen through combustion can only ever be equal to the amount of energy it took to separate them, that is....you'll never get out more energy from a system than you put in, and you have to have more energy to electrolyze the  water into its elemental form.  Sorry, but it's a crock.