Hydrogenator fuel saver

[woodzy88]

I have seen other methods of seperating hydrogen from water using frequencies and one guy had a system that once he got it going then it took very little power to keep it going. I hear what you guys are saying and you are correct in your observations but I believe there are things that other people have done that would produce a lot of gas using less power than you may think. For example I started expirementing with two rods in a glass jar hooked up to a old battery charger that had a amperage controller, it produced a bit of gas at 10amps and you could light the bubbles in a glass of water . When I got my hydrogentor at 6amps it produce 10 times the gas and was just a fast constant stream of bubbles . All I need is the amperage controller to make mine work properly.
The french build a complete system for cars the has all the electronics and can even top up the water automaticly when needed , it doesnt run the car totally on  hho but they record up to 60% savings. Its rather expensive tho.
The outfit I bought my system off couldnt build enough units to meet demand and I waited 10 weeks for mine.
I couldnt find one negative testimonial on them .
 

[Ron Wenrich]

I've used one of these types of units on two different trucks.  They didn't work on either one.  We put on a gauge that measures mpg on both of the trucks, and the fuel savings weren't there. 

What generally happens is someone puts one of these devices on, then alters their driving habits.  They don't drive as fast, or they don't take off as quickly, etc.  That gives the fuel savings.  I can get 10% better gas mileage than my wife does in the same car.  Has nothing to do with fuel, just the driver and techniques.

My truck is getting about 20% better gas mileage now than it did when new.  In that time, they added 10% ethanol to the blend, which should yield lower mileage.  I did change some driving habits in that time.

[jueston]

Are you sure it takes more power to breakdown the water ?

99.9999% sure.

I am 100% sure you can’t get more energy in the form of hydrogen out of the water then you put in. but there are ways to increase efficiency, I have heard of using additives to make it easier to get the hydrogen out. A really cheap and simple example would be salt, adding salt to the water increases conductivity and reduces the amount of energy lost to heat. That doesn’t change very much in the big picture, but I know there are lots of other additives specifically designed for this which increase productivity a lot.