Aardvark

[enginepete]

Not the whole thing, but I'm willing to pledge $1000.
Will anyone join me? $500? $100?

[MrCarbJB]

[HHOGadgetman]

Engine Pete,
I would be interested in knowing which of these systems you've tried.

It sounds an awful lot like you tried one and was bummed because it didn't do as promised. If this is the case, don't feel alone. There are so many scams out there it is absolutely pathetic!

I can tell you how to make, install and operate one that you WILL get results from!

Just let me know...

[weez]

There's a 30% energy loss in the alternator drive belt, a 40% loss in the alternator and 50% loss in an electrolysis process. These toys have a long way to go to just replace the energy they take from the vehicle, much less return more energy than they consume. They're not just wasteful, they're just plain dangerous as they present an explosion hazard.

HHO is a HHOax. It's a tax on ignorant people. If you don't believe in science, your penalty is to have a lighter wallet and to get no benefit for it.

[Online Gamer]

Lock...

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[skin1235]

Na , don't lock it, the other one ran for over 13 months and some interesting post in it, from sheer wonder and honest questions to sheer lunacy.. I never did get to make a unit - too many other facts of life got in the way - one of those things I may may later wish I had done, even if it was only to blow the old ute to smithereens.
One day - as they say - and I'm getting older and sillier - so it could happen - One day lol

[edwin]

Had a colleague trying to convince me the Newman Energy Machine gives out more energy than it consumes.

I laughed.

Why does it need batteries then? Surely once the batteries have been used to get it up to speed, you can take them out of the equation.

The Newman Energy Machine is nothing more than a DC motor!!!!

[BTMO]

[edwin]

[BTMO]