Book about HHO running car

[harke]

Hey everyone,
I'm writing book about HHO running car and writing book I want to be sure, that I won't miss anything what you want to know. So I will give you that book 2 weeks before it lunches at markets if you answer me a little question.
Find question at: http://hhocar.blinkweb.com/

 

[TheBlueWave]

I hope someone else is doing the actual writing, but my question is:
How is your system different or better than at least two others out there that I know of?

http://water4gas.com/2books.htm?hop=webheaders#damage

http://runyourcarwithwater.youbetterreadthis.com/

 

[CJ3Flyr]

I hope someone else is doing the actual writing, but my question is:
How is your system different or better than at least two others out there that I know of?

:iagree:

Without using flawed, late 19th century Ether physics AND complying with the principles of 'conservation of energy' how can it work? That's what I want to know.


:cheers:

 

[TheBlueWave]

:iagree:

Without using flawed, late 19th century Ether physics AND complying with the principles of 'conservation of energy' how can it work? That's what I want to know.


:cheers:

The other systems use catalysis. One of the links I pasted in use a coil (can't remember which metal) and some baking soda along with a light current to separate the Brown's gas out from the water.
The system can't work on its own, it needs to be part of a system that produces energy already, like an ICE.
This all theory of course.

I have doubts that it works in real life, too. Just check out those web pages for a minute. Filled with "real" testimonials and what not. If its so cheap, why don't manufacturers use it instead of expensive Hybrid technology?

 

[CJ3Flyr]

If its so cheap, why don't manufacturers use it instead of expensive Hybrid technology?

That says it all....

:cheers: