Where can i find COMPLET information on how to build a hydrogen generator to install in my car?

Question

I am looking to build my own hho generator I need info on how to make the cell first off....Any help would be great...

Answer 1

Hey!

You people actually do not understand science.. Put your brains onnnnn!

Hydrogen is one of the most efficient fuel ever found on this planet. Combustion of hydrogen produces really great energy. If you could harness it to propel rockets, what to say about driving mere CARs!!!

You see, I agree that its nearly next to impossible to generate energy from plain water according to the laws of thermodynamics but IF you can separate hydrogen, you can surely use it to burn with gasoline or other same state fuels...

I was really wondered when I first went to meet a man in Texas who was using the same technology...

But now I have it running MY OWN Corolla!! HOWLA!! MPG increase from 22 to 37... NOT A JOKE MAN!!

Come & check out! I am talking here with MY SOLID PROOF!

James, do give it a try.. In fact now there are many small vendors installing these kits and if you want I can give their contact details with REAL REAL EXAMPLES.. MEET THEM IN PERSON AND SATISFY URSELF!!!

Answer 2

I go with Alvin!

Still there are lotz of things to be improved.. But it does works!

Thanks for insiders Alvin!

Answer 3

It is a waste of time.. If it could be done it would be perpetually motion. That is impossible.

Answer 4

I bought one of these systems from http://www.car2water.info and got a 30% increase in gas mileage. Take a look at the website.

Answer 5

Treehugger.com rated different manuals to do this.  They all have to be purchased, but with the manual and parts its pretty inexpensive.  As long as you have some mechanical experience you should be able to do it yourself in a few days (the downfall)  some of the installation requires glues/epoxies to hook it into your vehicle.  We just bought one of the manuals, its a little difficult, but my husband thinks it will take him 3 days.  A couple hours of assembly, then most of a day to dry....over again a couple times.  Hope this helps.