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Originally Posted by Sylvan
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Ok, not to sound mean here, but... I wouldn't put a whole lot of faith in this product. Here's my reasoning:
1) The website is horribly designed. A valid, tested product would at least have better marketing.
2) It makes hydrogen and oxygen gas from water... using "forgotten science" - which I remember from 7th grade.
3) Mythbusters showed that a car can run on pure hydrogen. But, adding hydrogen to your fuel changes a lot of the combustion parameters including fuel/air mix, timing, etc... sure, it's not gasoline therefore the MPGs of
gas increase, but what energy does it take to create the hydrogen? Hydrogen burns hotter than gasoline, if I remember correctly, and is far more volatile. A leak of hydrogen goes boom. A leak of gasoline gives you warning first.
4) And the most common argument against these things is: if it's so great, why don't we have teams of engineers putting these in cars during design time? There's no conspiracy from oil companies here... if there were, you'd hear about a reputable university coming up with an award winning, proven, peer-reviewed design for a product that mysteriously doesn't get used anywhere.