Anyone have any experience with this? One of my former students has hooked up a system in his little Honda. He learned from his uncle, who has a system in his truck. Justin (the student) got all the parts from Lowes. He made his own electrolysis chamber from those parts. The hydrogen is bubbled into a reservoir tank which feeds into the intake. He has experienced a 30-40% increase in mileage.

There are two or three people ahead of me on his list, but I am planning on having him fabricate a setup for my Taco. With gas headed for $5+ this summer, I would be tickled with even a modest 20-25% increase in efficiency.

 

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f123...-setup-148964/

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...rators-181008/

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-setup-142590/

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/h...erator-153232/

It's been covered pretty extensively. And proven that it really doesn't work.

 

This has been covered many times, and it is bunk. Running hydrolysis doesn't increase fuel efficiency.

Aw, deathcougar, you beat me to it.

 

I'm sorry I missed the original threads now. I didn't know this was still around. I once refused to design a control circuit for a guy wanting to sell these because he couldn't answer my questions about how it might work. He was willing to pay good money, but I would've been part of this scam. I've always had this vision of building an exercise bike with an 80A alternator connected to it then find the guy who insists his milage has increased, that it does work, that it collects waste energy etc.

Plunk that guy down onto the exercise bike and get that alternator spinning up nicely - next, "Nice and easy, right? I bet you could do this all day. Are you ready for me to collect some of that waste energy?" and connect up his precious electrolysis chamber and harvest about a horsepower worth of "free waste energy".

 

Good one