Water4gas 6 cell system Honda Accord 2.2L MAP controller

This is a installation of a 6 cell system running into the intake manifold and a MAP sensor controller box.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Water4gas
• six
• cell
• system
• Honda
• Accord
• 2.2L
• MAP
• controller
• alternative
• fuels
• HHO
• hydrogen
• demand
• electrolysis
• 316L

[RMCrowley]

sweet but next time edit the throat clearing.

[outlawhill]

Sorry for that. But its hard to edit that out once it is completed. This, as you can see, was done in a single uncut shoot. No editing was done at all. :)

[hgallegos915]

WOW I guess mythbusters is wroing about water for gas huh? ;) Their degrees mean nothing.

[outlawhill]

Actually they dont have degrees. They are just very technically oriented guys (mind you if you can read a ruler and do math)with an army of researchers. They have an actual engineer that they get help from. So what you see on the show is not just 'their brilliance' but the collective knowledge of many people. I take the show with a grain of salt, as you should any show that airs on American TV. Dont take it the wrong way, but I do love the show. They are entertaining very much so.

:)

[outlawhill]

I am working out some issues and will have a new clip up shortly. And yes, sorry about the coughing.

:)

[ellieysama]

If you change your Driving Habits then it gives you a better mpg result but what is the difference if you still drive at same speeds?

[P90wn3r]

@UnderManlac Actually these systems DO work to improve fuel efficiency. They use about as much power as the AC blower motor on full. 30% + efficiency has been proven numerous times over from just 40 amps of current. Modern vehicles have 120+ amp alternators that have more than enough spare power for 99% of average drivers. ECU, headlights, and AC on full blast still only consume about 90 amps. Typically if the headlights are on, it's dark, and AC doesn't need to be at full power.

[ozkargringo]

una pregunta:

usas solo hidrogeno, o combinas los dos (hydrogeno mas gas)????

[sherrys6214]

How much mpg are you getting?

[UnderManlac]

@UnderManlac These systems have been tested rigorously by AAA and other consumer advocacy groups and have been proven to give you no gain in fuel economy. Same goes for the tornado air systems and magnetic systems. You want more bang for your buck, install a turbo charger to your engine (only works in carburetor models), it compresses the air coming in giving you more horsepower for the same amount of fuel. It's no wimpy H2O system.

[UnderManlac]

The point that everyone who proports this technology forgets to tell you is that it takes a lot of power to run this system. The alternator will be working much harder than it normally would, which makes the engine work harder, which costs you in fuel. The water4gas system does not increase gas mileage. At best you'd get a zero increase in fuel efficiency, but more likely to get negative. This system does not work as well as claimed.

[skierplaterandy]

@DelilahThePig in the case of a hybrid it is using the battery for its main source of energy, so it is more effective to charge the battery back than to try and make the motor better.

in this case i don't think that it has to do with coasting or any of that stuff, its just that alternators output energy with the assumption you have a nearly dead battery that needs charged, so when the battery is full, there is wasted energy there.

[DelilahThePig]

@skierplaterandy Obviously, energy in=energy out. I wonder if these devices work by utilizing the flywheel effect of the alternator as the car drifts down a hill. If hybrids skipped the battery and instead put that engine braking power into hydrolysis, then we could insert the hydrogen back into the fuel stream.

[askaboutRudyV]

@mastermusicianxv That's true, nor did they have any Electrical Fuel Injector Enhancers (EFIE's), or MAP, or MAF sensor to tell the Car's computer that the oxygen/fuel ratio is not running too lean, but that instead is running too rich. You can't inspect to use less gas with just a Hydrolyzer, you need to use those sensor enhancers with it to use less gasoline and fill that empty space with HHO gas. Yehes.

[mastermusicianxv]

@hgallegos915 they didnt have electrolytes and nothing to divert away the hydrogen gas when it exploded