Intro to HHO 1of4

HHO GAS provides combustion for an engine without producing harmful exhaust.

check out smacks booster design & a great (&free) PDF which explains everything:
smacksboosters.110mb.com/

smacks youtube:
youtube.com/user/EletrikRidesAgain

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• water
• car
• hydrogen
• generator
• hho
• gas
• smacks
• booster

[Itsmeeman1]

Actually, I think what this video guy ( webovisionca )has written up here isn't true. When burned it must use some of the atoms... those being burned/exploded! The rest, unused atoms reconstitute to make water. It's a bit like Carbon. When you burn carbon all you get in ash is carbon, just less of it, which can then be burned again which makes carbon ash and so on until there's nothing left.

[webovisionca]

@Itsmeeman1 You are right, HHO doesn't create power. HHO burns cleaner, more effectively, and when mixed properly with gasoline it will allow the gasoline to burn more effectively as well. I don't know what those Japanese guys in the first clip are up to., but its interesting.

[johnh32156]

I wonder if they were being censored and or closely watched during the making of that show. I wonder who got to them?

[webovisionca]

I think they are just 2 idiots who think they are the best thing since sliced bread

[CptUnknown]

No! We need a better solution than H2O operated vehicles!! IF you resort to water instead of Petrol we will soon run out of water. Fresh water is under enough stress as it is now with the way our world works. Solar really needs to be tapped into.

[webovisionca]

you don't loose any water, first you change it into HHO and then when you burn HHO it changes back into H20. No change in the amount of water in the world.

HHO is more like a battery, a way to store energy.

I'm not sure how that Japanese car runs, they don't say... its secret. cheers bro

[TheSuperFungus]

Really like the way you put the Reuters vid on at the start, good 'hook' :D

[billysgeo]

What the F@#%$%!CK does that have to do with HHO and electrolysis???

(aslo this company has disappered long ago)

[mukusman]

boooommmm :P

[Itsmeeman1]

I've watched over a hundred of these videos about HHO, Joe Cells and Meyers etc and little mistakes about who did what in which video can and (for me just now) did happen. I'm still buzzed by the whole thing despite being a little tired and eye sore.

[Itsmeeman1]

@webovisionca Shit, wrong video! lol Wrong Jap guys! lol oops but still, shit looking car.

[Itsmeeman1]

@webovisionca Agreed. There'll still be water vapour produced but in a smaller quantity; I suspect. I was first suspicious of those two Jap guys when they had their 'water engine' thing hidden behind a big panel. There is more than one way to utilize water as a fuel and I suspect their's is something that still has to be recharged or replenished by something. Maybe an array of batteries, or a chemical compound or the like. Anyway, the car looks shit so I still wouldn't have it! lol

[Itsmeeman1]

When the Indian guy was explaining his and then demonstrating the explosive power of Hydrogen it made the whole thing seem surreal and laid-back. lol Too cool! The opposite of the one where (on another video on youtube) some guys built their's in a cheap plastic fish tank and when they turned it on.... well... I wouldn't want to spoil it for you but... type in 'HHo fuel cell explosion' it's by RonL2524 Do NOT use cheap thin plastic fish tanks for these generators! lol Enjoy!

[megadeathx]

@arachnipope Most people miss this point. I don't, but I'm hoping that this technology can be used to make that powerplant more automated. For example, solar panels providing 1.5V to water tanks filled by reclamation or condensation. The steady build up of pure H and O would power the plant when the sun isn't in the sky.