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Posted 02 September 2009 - 05:52 PM
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I like to see how that cool HHO electrolyser works - the output is simply boisterious!
So imagine what it could do to that huge Diesel Generator and tell me why it won't blow your car away!
And i know there are 2 types of people in this world: HHO Believers and HHO Busters
The latter will find all the excuses to run down on HHO, mind you, including the infamous MythBusters!
This is not a place to convince anyone about HHO - ignore it at your own perils
HHO is just a way to reduce your petrol consumption. Just like adding addictive to the petrol. If you do not believe just try to build one. Things that you need to know: (roughly)
1. Tune your O2 sensors (Retarding it to foul the ECU)
2. Tune your MAP sensors
For more information just visit
http://aeworks.co.nr and you will learn all. There you will see a lot of videos on how this HHO helps to save your fuel consumption and boost up your car performance even with RON95.
There is some video:
http://www.applieden...om/?page_id=270I personally believe that Hydrogen is not a scam. Is just that how you build the thing and how you installing it. We are just using the normal power without modifying it like what is in the internet using resonant frequency and so on. It is just a normal electrolysis process that are extracting the Hydrogen out of the water. I am sharing these information is because I hope that everyone knows that Hydrogen is the way to go.
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SplitFire
Posted 03 September 2009 - 07:01 PM
I'll believe when I see one that's really work.
So far...? Talk only.
Ram me if you can!
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cskok8
Posted 04 September 2009 - 03:50 PM
I'll believe when I see one that's really work.
So far...? Talk only.
It DOES work. The only question is how much energy you need to put in to separate H2 from H2O and how much energy you get from burning it. BTW the petrol engine is only 20% efficient; meaning only 20% of the energy present in the petrol actually gets converted into motion for the car. So if anyone can invent a process to separate H2 from water and burn it with a higher efficiency, then it is a gain.
Posted 10 September 2009 - 10:55 AM
It DOES work. The only question is how much energy you need to put in to separate H2 from H2O and how much energy you get from burning it. BTW the petrol engine is only 20% efficient; meaning only 20% of the energy present in the petrol actually gets converted into motion for the car. So if anyone can invent a process to separate H2 from water and burn it with a higher efficiency, then it is a gain.
So all about Form 5 science.
1) Energy to extract H2 from H20 + Energy from burning of H2 + O2 to produce mechanical energy ie HP and torque ----->compare that with 2) direct burning of petrol or diesel to produce mechanical energy.
If 1) can be more efficient than 2) than inventor of 1) will be billionaire by now.
Apparently the formal PM also kena con, probably he didnt pass his o-level
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ahwan308
Posted 09 October 2009 - 09:05 PM
Run Car on Water?
Indirectly [or externally] may be possible for turbo-charged engine by spraying water [mist] onto the inter-cooler. This is a cheap and simple mod that'll increase the efficiency of the inter-cooler. It will work thermodynamically in theory.
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 08:35 AM
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 08:53 AM
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SplitFire
Posted 31 October 2009 - 12:42 AM
If this thing works, it'll not be on mudah.com.my.
It'll be on NST/Star 1st page, and also all major newspaper around the world.
Ram me if you can!SplitFire
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doncityz
Posted 05 November 2009 - 03:06 PM
Hydrogen gas burning is superhigh temperature la.... can use it to do welding.
You want that kind of heat to be in your engine? Later all valve fuse together slowly then u know.
You can make Hydrogen gas fuel supplement, but you need to have superstrong alloy as engine parts..
like BMW Hydrogen cars are using.
Just dreaming the power of dreams...
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Posted 12 December 2009 - 05:23 PM
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Hydrogen gas burning is superhigh temperature la.... can use it to do welding.
You want that kind of heat to be in your engine? Later all valve fuse together slowly then u know.
You can make Hydrogen gas fuel supplement, but you need to have superstrong alloy as engine parts..
like BMW Hydrogen cars are using.
I think that hydrogen as fuel for the car is already a reality. Problems of technology and new materials. But reception of hydrogen from water by means of energy of the sun already becomes a reality. Monopolies for oil and mineral oil will disappear.
