wow
After a quick look at wikipedia and much reading on hho over the last few years, I think you may not need the exotic metals. I read a homepower article a while back where they fed the seperated h and o2 back to the fuel cell from a solar setup and produced electricity at night. So they effectively used the mixture as a battery. In this case it seems that you would be sending the hydrogen/ o2 mix to a "dry cell".
If you read the wiki article on catalytic converters, it seems that you may not even need the exotic metals , since hydrogen/hho is a clean burn.
Great stuff!!
@ woopy, I can picture you sawing off your converter as I am typing.
@JDCproducts.. Great work and research, but if you keep talking about the nwo mfr's, they are much more likely to come and take you out. Excellent stuff about h-cat too!
Greg
ps-- I will try to find the homepower article--it is from 1970,s, so give me time
After a quick look at wikipedia and much reading on hho over the last few years, I think you may not need the exotic metals. I read a homepower article a while back where they fed the seperated h and o2 back to the fuel cell from a solar setup and produced electricity at night. So they effectively used the mixture as a battery. In this case it seems that you would be sending the hydrogen/ o2 mix to a "dry cell".
If you read the wiki article on catalytic converters, it seems that you may not even need the exotic metals , since hydrogen/hho is a clean burn.
Great stuff!!
@ woopy, I can picture you sawing off your converter as I am typing.
@JDCproducts.. Great work and research, but if you keep talking about the nwo mfr's, they are much more likely to come and take you out. Excellent stuff about h-cat too!
Greg
ps-- I will try to find the homepower article--it is from 1970,s, so give me time