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Comment by don on October 4, 2009 at 10:38am

thanks for the info john when we were talking about we were talking about using the injector from the lpg and using it to inject the hho...but but ...this leaves more questions and less answers keep testing

Comment by aussie john on October 2, 2009 at 7:27pm

i read lots where you want toadd HHO to an LPG powered engine
ok net results will be a very small fuel savings on first tank or 2 then nothing at all
milage gains will be zero but the net gain will be regaining the lost horsepower when switching from petrol to LPG
LPG produces less usable HP but the HHO will repower the lost power

this has been tested over 30 or so either LPG only or LPG/ petrol cars

Comment by Paul on November 15, 2008 at 3:46pm

Ok just tested my series tube with koh and got some pretty impressive results!

3 teaspoons of KOH in 1.75L of distilled water

Output: 1L in 1.5 minutes @ 6-10A

Comment by don on November 7, 2008 at 7:00pm

i wondering will a water softiner help?

Comment by Paul on November 5, 2008 at 8:17pm

Good news.
So i wrapped my cell with saran wrap and added more citric acid. Finally got it over 2amps and im getting close to 5 now. Output has increased as the bubble speed has definitely sped up. I attempted to do a rudimentary lpm test but i filled up a 1L bottle in about 5minutes...hmmm.
But, im encouraged that my gas output has increased with little amps still. Plus the wrapped plates seem to help. I hope to get some Koh soon to run some comparisons!

Comment by don on October 30, 2008 at 12:29pm

i belive the problem is that we are not getting hho in the engine right
still working on all the items to get it right but i belive i'm getting closer
their is a tec center here that is helping me hoping that progress will be comming soon.

Comment by don on October 30, 2008 at 12:23pm

i've been looking at a carb. that's you run on lpg and gas pretty cheep 130 or so.
it looks like lpg runs approx .35 cents a liter and yes you get less mpg still looking for a amount of mpg to lpg to mpg conv. but if we add hho how much better will it be?

Comment by Paul on October 30, 2008 at 10:53am

So basically you are saying to convert your vehicle to run on propane and install an hho unit aswell? Like adding an hho booster to a taxi cab? I wonder what sort of mileage results they would gain?

Comment by don on October 30, 2008 at 10:42am

food for thought
we know propane will run a engine we can mix hho in with propane.
i belive hho should be instaled after the regulator the gas will run hotter and give us more bang for the buck. also should get us get away from the electronics.propane is better for the enviroment and with hho will be much cheeper. looking for people to shoot down idea

Comment by Paul on October 27, 2008 at 10:04pm

Hey don, glad to see ya back. Hope your heel "heel's" quickly! lol
Looks like we'll be both tinkering with freeze up's soon enough. Im liking the gasoline antifreeze idea. I have a few of those bottles in my garage. Plus, they are always on sale and dirt cheap! I'll have to experiment with a bottle in my electrolyte and toss it in my freezer.

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