Crazy Rabbit....Gasoline is hydrogen fuel....Look into it. It's science. Octane has 8 carbon atoms with 18 hydrogen atoms stuck on it, and when air with 21% oxygen mixes with it, the octane’s hydrogen combines with the oxygen. HHO is nothing other than more fuel for the car, which is already running on hydrogen & oxygen.
Make sense?
Hydrogen & Oxygen (gasoline) powered car, gets slightly more hydrogen & oxygen from HUGELY INEFFICIENT HHO GENERATOR.
Can't work to improve efficiency. It is chemical perpetual motion. That is why it is a unicorn, it is non-existent. If you were smart enough to type the drivel you did, you should be smart enough to come to this realization yourself.
This is chemistry data. It's basic stuff.
YOU show US how adding a modicum of hydrogen and oxygen to the fuel mixture of an ICE will improve efficiency above and beyond the energy it took to create the hydrogen and oxygen. Blahdity blah blah blah about 4% hydrogen is not data. Tell us how much water you would need to turn into its constituent parts in order to generate a 4% fuel air mixture to power a car at 70 mph. Tell us how many amps of electricity at what voltage would be required to achieve this. Tell us how you intend to keep the water from boiling dry at this amp rate. Tell us how you generate the power (amps x volts = watts..watts is power...real actual power....it isn't just "spare power"...the engine really has to make this power) to make the volume of hydrogen required to go 70 mph. And for the Sake of Pete use real numbers and terms, liters per hour, moles, watts, volts, amps, & btu's.
You explain to us in scientific terms how this can operate and be a net positive. I then will personally pay for the airline tickets & accommodations for anyone who wishes to attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo Norway in your honor, it'll be a great time in history, the dawn of energy independence for all the rest of time.
It isn't up to us to prove your stupid claims wrong, it is up to you to prove them right, that's science. Spouting catch phrases that sound scientific is called "Snake Oil Salesmanship".
Show us your "data", till then we don't trust your unicorn god.
I still can't believe you wrote, "In God we Trust. All others bring data."
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