Save Fuel with Hydrogenbooster??

[chevyvan62]

Hi folks
what think you about the HYDROGENBOOSTER?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUT3JGjAPso

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezeS1gt3-88

http://waterpoweredcar.com/hydrobooster.html

Somepeople say, you can save 20%-30% gas or diesel.

[GARTHGMC]

I have also seen this and am very interested.
I am trying to get info out of the manufacturer/installer about how this will affect my warranty. Nothing negative so far. I would really like to have a 7000lb sled getting 30mpg on the highway unloaded(21 mpg now) or maybe even average 20 mpg between city/highway. Here is what I believe to be the most reliable guys so far.http://www.fuelfromh2o.com/how-it-works.html Although, the contact at that site gave me the brush off after too many questions and referred me to a local installer who I have yet to contact. Gave me some pause

[Danio]

I installed a hho unit on my 03 duramax and I have noticed a lagre boost in mpg and a little more spunk all around. I would recommend it for sure!

[lmholmes11]

Is there a web site that you can get a list of distributors in specific areas? I am curious about this.

[More Power]

I received a newsletter from Advanced Technologies regarding hydrogen fuel-cell systems for gas/diesel apps. They don't use a storage tank for the h2, but it is generated/consumed on demand.

No prices are listed on their site, but it looks like it may be a little expensive. If fuel prices go back to $4.50-$5 again, there'll be even more interest in something like this.

Jim

[a5150nut]

I've seen these home built on YouTube. If you do a little nosing around you can find even more else where.

[Stratosurfer]

I bought one that I felt was the best quality unit for the price:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfhqNweD6U0

The quality of this unit cannot be beat, it is expensive, the two cell unit is about $600. The guy making them has been making them since the early 1980's.
My Problem: The unit is very large, I could not find any place to mount it under the hood on the Tahoe nor Suburban.
On the 6.5 or Duramax you'll need at least 4 LPM HHO gas.
I will now mount my unit on my motorhome and try and figure out if I can mount one of these inside the cabin in the 6.5's I have.
Make sure you understand the problem with these: as the electrolyte heats up from the electrolysis: they require more amperage to produce the same amount of HHO gas. Ideally they need to be mounted where they can get some air-flow to cool the generator itself. This unit is unique for due to it's designe you can run the hose off to a heat exchanger mounted in the grill, eliminating the over heating problem.
The second problem is the ECU: some will allow different fuel flows at conditions and others will not. I understand that the 6.5 ECU will back the fuel flow down in response to more power in the combustion chamber, but not all will: you need to research on line if the ECU for your make and model has been proven to respond to the better combustion by backing down fuel flow.

[Basshopper]

How come everybody talks about the quality but nobody has any results to talk about other than my buddies brothers girlfriends boyfriend tried it and it really really works REALLY

[Stratosurfer]

These are the real issues. We need some quantitative data, and that is hard to obtain.
What I can say is this, the new computer water injection systems DO have quantative data that they add considerable HP and, some fuel economy increases, range from 5% to 20% or so. AND it is clear that in the process of injecting water vapor into the combustion chamber, HHO gas is produced in the compression stroke of particularly diesels.
SO- I am leaning toward going with a Snow Water Injection system for my 6.5's. On my Motorhome where I have plenty of room to install I will put it either on the main engine or my diesel generator.
I think that Water Injection shows more promise than HHO injection.