SilverToGold wrote:
Hi inventionmaster,
How is your system different from a standard HHO system on many cars today? Are you are claiming that the car was ran 100% off water?
Can you tell us the basic theory behind your system?
Sure and no offense to anyone but I consider not all but most HHO devices out there to be complete garbage. No offense to anyone
When I was a kid I did kid experiments. Now that I'm an adult I do adult experiments and if you or I make a mistake while doing adult experiments it can prove to be lethal.
How I performed the test:
The vehicle sat in the driveway out of gas for about a week. I decided at that point that instead of putting more gas in it I should go ahead and test my theories surrounding the whole HHO thing. I spent like a whole week prepping the plates and preparing for the test and when I was like half way done with it I became impatient and hooked a long hose to it and into the intake connected to the engine but before I did that I tried and tried for like 10 minutes to crank the vehicle but it would not crank because it was out of gas.
After trying to crank more than 15 times I was confident enough to test. I powered up the device and heard the many HHO bubbles floating to the engine. After about 4 minutes I was like "OK I'm ready" and I was scared because at that moment I was not sure if it would blow me up or not but in the name of science and engineering I turned the key.
To my amazement and to the amazement of witnesses it started as if I had just filled it with premium gas. When I revved it I never heard it sound so powerful.
There were some changes I made to the vehicle in order to increase my chances of success.
1st. Upgraded the alternator to a 300 amp.
2nd. Upgraded the battery to a deep cycle marine battery with 1150 CCA.
3rd. Hooked up some heavy gauge wires.
4th. Drilled a decent size hole into the intake so the HHO could get in.
5th. Prayed that the generator (HHO) would not blow me up.
This HHO stuff is super dangerous. Once I was wondering if my machine was as powerful as my calculations predicted and I tested it the most dumb way possible. I took a lighter and lit it at the input and flames engulfed it along with a huge pop plus it was tested indoors

and once I forgot to turn off the HHO generator after turning of the engine and the HHO had accumulated all around the vehicle and one spark could have blew up the vehicle and myself into like allot of peaces.
After surviving stupidity

(and further modifications) I found a way to produce 40 parts hydrogen and 5 parts oxygen. This means that there is so little oxygen and so much more hydrogen that the hydrogen actually does not burn until it mixes with more air. It very rarely ever backfires and even when it does the device will never explode because what's coming out is not too far from being pure hydrogen.