HHO ... it works or it's a scam?

r2d2 · by **r2d2** » 01/03/15, 12:40

Hi everybody
while I seriously had the project of past the "HHO"
I came across a forum or someone explained that it was no more or less scam !!
what is it really
someone has experience with the subject?
please

moinsdewatt · by **moinsdewatt** » 01/03/15, 13:42

Are you gullible?

So believe in HHO if you like.

r2d2 · by **r2d2** » 01/03/15, 16:31

I doubted because people say to have assembled it and noticed a drop in consumption from 1 to 2 liters per hundred? ...

those who say that it does not work, often are those who have not tried it, except I do not find any comment from anyone who tried it and we were disappointed ...

the theory want it to work, the practice? .... I have a doubt.

dirk pitt · by **dirk pitt** » 01/03/15, 16:49

r2d2 wrote:the theory want it to work, the practice? .... I have a doubt.

from what I understand, precisely, no, it will be the opposite.

some claim that in practice it works while the theory cannot explain why ...

Ahmed · by **Ahmed** » 01/03/15, 17:09

... but I can't find anyone's comments ...

It is not so pleasant to admit that we were rolled!

izentrop · by **izentrop** » 01/03/15, 19:13

Hello,
Theories, dirk pitt, say that it takes more energy to extract dihydrogen by electrolysis than that restored by its combustion.

If individuals who notice a drop in consumption had made the measurements on a test bench, they could have measured the corresponding loss of engine power.

elephant · by **elephant** » 01/03/15, 19:14

I advise you to read the subject "improved electrolysis" in depth, which is only 265 pages long and relates the adventures and opinions of forumers of econology in the matter.

https://www.econologie.com/forums/electrolys ... t1228.html

To summarize: there is not enough electrical energy produced in a standard vehicle to produce enough H2O2 gas to have a significant effect.

As for the "effects observed" by some, they all fall short of a lack of double-blind measurement methodology and are either false or in the area of measurement errors attributable to the fact that the driver pays "more attention"

Christophe · by **Christophe** » 03/03/15, 11:58

We had well analyzed HHO in 2008 here: https://www.econologie.com/forums/kit-hho-mo ... t5910.html

r2d2 · by **r2d2** » 03/03/15, 14:16

ok, thank you all
HHO = scam !!

Christophe · by **Christophe** » 03/03/15, 15:27

Not necessarily ... hydrogen improves combustion but surely not as well in terms of lower consumption as what sellers claim ...

So yes economically there is a scam, but not necessarily technologically ...

Re-reading the subject I have just quoted there are surely calculations of estimation of flow rates.

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