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jtanguay wrote:
How do you know though? Unless you've examined piece by piece... There have been plenty of brute force electrolysis conversions anyways. The cost of the stainless steel to be replaced every few months is probably a drop in the bucket for the fuel saved. (well maybe not so much with todays fuel prices...)
gpssonar wrote:
Neal has already proven he can run a engine with brute force hho with LPG injectors, and you can see this in his video here.. WATER POWERED CAR !!! - YouTube
jtanguay wrote:
How do you know though? Unless you've examined piece by piece... There have been plenty of brute force electrolysis conversions anyways. The cost of the stainless steel to be replaced every few months is probably a drop in the bucket for the fuel saved. (well maybe not so much with todays fuel prices...)
jtanguay wrote:
You seem quite sure of yourself that Neal is using brute force electrolysis. I haven't examined his system but even just observing it for a short period, I wouldn't make such a claim.
jtanguay wrote:
This is what Neal has been up to, and should serve as more than enough proof of what can be expected with the boards he's selling.
What I would be interested in, would be an adaptation of arduino logic boards; just build a board that easily connects to an arduino PIC, with the code to back everything up. My guess is that the whole unit could be downsized to a third or less of what Stan had. It would also be far cheaper as arduinos are going for a couple bucks a piece from China.
jtanguay wrote:
This is what Neal has been up to, and should serve as more than enough proof of what can be expected with the boards he's selling.
What I would be interested in, would be an adaptation of arduino logic boards; just build a board that easily connects to an arduino PIC, with the code to back everything up. My guess is that the whole unit could be downsized to a third or less of what Stan had. It would also be far cheaper as arduinos are going for a couple bucks a piece from China.
MasterBlaster wrote:
It is great that honest people are poping up here and there.
Now my friend how much is a full set of boards and where do I sign?
hydrofuelincanada wrote:
Ronnie Walker and Neal Ward have teamed up to bring you True replicated Stan Meyer Circuit Boards. Check it out if you are interested.
www.stanmeyerreplications.net
hydrofuelincanada wrote:
true Meyer replicated boards can be found here....
Done Properly
www.stanmeyerreplications.net