Comments on: HHO Fuel Cell 34% Gain to 31 MPG http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/ HHO conversion guides, HHO generators, HHO kits, parts and supplies. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 00:33:22 +0000 hourly 1 By: Pvtjamesryan2 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-750 Pvtjamesryan2 Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-750 31 MPG is shit. I get that now. 31 MPG is shit.

I get that now.

]]> By: HHOenergy http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-751 HHOenergy Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-751 Yes more neutral plates will give less amps and more surface area for HHO production. My system has 13 plates, 2 are neg, 2 is positive and 9 are neutral. I run at under 10 amps, 12.6 Volts and I get about 1 Liter/min. Nice video :) Yes more neutral plates will give less amps and more surface area for HHO production. My system has 13 plates, 2 are neg, 2 is positive and 9 are neutral. I run at under 10 amps, 12.6 Volts and I get about 1 Liter/min.
Nice video :)

]]> By: MrAndVen http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-752 MrAndVen Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-752 1st, get to know your vehicle before hho so you have a baseline. Do regular maintanence stuff (plugs, oil, ect.) and know your mpg's you get, epa's mpg so you know whats going on. Scangauge 2 is great for that. Then you can start building your cell while doing that. decide if you're going to go with wet or dry cells. I'll be posting a new vid soon. Let me know if you have an questions. 1st, get to know your vehicle before hho so you have a baseline. Do regular maintanence stuff (plugs, oil, ect.) and know your mpg's you get, epa's mpg so you know whats going on. Scangauge 2 is great for that. Then you can start building your cell while doing that. decide if you're going to go with wet or dry cells. I'll be posting a new vid soon. Let me know if you have an questions.

]]> By: guitarpikz http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-753 guitarpikz Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-753 damn .... great i plan to do the same... i plan to buy a beater pickkup truck, i'm still too paranoid using a small car with hho gas. any advice you have for us?? I saw you from the forum. Thanks a bunch damn …. great i plan to do the same… i plan to buy a beater pickkup truck, i'm still too paranoid using a small car with hho gas. any advice you have for us?? I saw you from the forum. Thanks a bunch

]]> By: MrAndVen http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-754 MrAndVen Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-754 I "T"-ed the line. One side going into air intake, one going into the vacuum line. I "T"-ed the line. One side going into air intake, one going into the vacuum line.

]]> By: eastcoastjeeps http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-755 eastcoastjeeps Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-755 After you ran a tube from the bubblers, did you run just one line from that into the intake? After you ran a tube from the bubblers, did you run just one line from that into the intake?

]]> By: MrAndVen http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-756 MrAndVen Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-756 The next time a clean out the cells, I may eliminate the neutral. I cannot make all the cells series, it takes to much electorlyte! Thank you very much The next time a clean out the cells, I may eliminate the neutral. I cannot make all the cells series, it takes to much electorlyte! Thank you very much

]]> By: MrAndVen http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-757 MrAndVen Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-757 I have 4 cells made of three plate each. One pos, one neutral, one neg in each cell. two of the cells are in series with each other. the two groups are in parallel to eachother. I have 4 cells made of three plate each. One pos, one neutral, one neg in each cell. two of the cells are in series with each other. the two groups are in parallel to eachother.

]]> By: manfmnantucket http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-758 manfmnantucket Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-758 Hi, what do you mean cells connected in 'series/paralle'? which way is it? Hi, what do you mean cells connected in 'series/paralle'? which way is it?

]]> By: 2550osiosterdalen http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-759 2550osiosterdalen Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-759 Really smart with warmer intake air. If it's a diesel with MAF sensor it should really work. MAF uses a hot and a cool resistor and the more air, the more will the hot resistor be cooled. But with warm air, the MAF will send "less" air to the computer, that will lean out the fuel. Very clever! Thanks! Really smart with warmer intake air. If it's a diesel with MAF sensor it should really work. MAF uses a hot and a cool resistor and the more air, the more will the hot resistor be cooled. But with warm air, the MAF will send "less" air to the computer, that will lean out the fuel. Very clever! Thanks!

]]> By: sawtnutz http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-760 sawtnutz Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-760 I have the same truck except for it is a 1998. I have been tracking my mileage for about 5 months now. I just started running HHO a couple of months back. Did you have to add voltage to just the upstream O2 sensor? I have not instaled any electronics yet, but I did run the gas Teed into the throttle body vacuum with no results. How many miles are you getting to a tank of gas now. Check out my videos and the fuel logs embedded in the descriptions. I have the same truck except for it is a 1998. I have been tracking my mileage for about 5 months now. I just started running HHO a couple of months back. Did you have to add voltage to just the upstream O2 sensor? I have not instaled any electronics yet, but I did run the gas Teed into the throttle body vacuum with no results. How many miles are you getting to a tank of gas now. Check out my videos and the fuel logs embedded in the descriptions.

]]> By: billyhurricane http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-761 billyhurricane Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:50:04 +0000 http://www.hhogasstation.com/hho-fuel-cell-34-gain-to-31-mpg-2/232/#comment-761 How do you know for sure that any increase in MPG was not due to the leaner settings on a EFI controller or O2 extender? How do you know the increase is not from that? Also -- if the increase MIGHT be from that can't you burn out a valve or piston over time? How do you know for sure that any increase in MPG was not due to the leaner settings on a EFI controller or O2 extender? How do you know the increase is not from that? Also — if the increase MIGHT be from that can't you burn out a valve or piston over time?

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