Re: Run Your Vehicle On HHO + Gas/Diesel???

On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 17:57:09 -0700 (PDT), jb@xxxxxxxxxxxx whined:

Every time I read this stuff I realize how naive most people are.
First, in order to comment on something you should become
knowledgeable rather than just spreading what you hear. Second, a
little thinking outside the box can do wonders. I have been working
with hydroxy for about 2 years, I have a mini van that gives me over
40MPG and a system that has been working flawlessly for over a year
now. I belong to a club and can attest to many others doing similar
things. I am disappointed at how people can be so ignorant. I guess
that is why so many false advertising claims are successful.

It is OK to be skeptical, but to reach conclusions without facts is
plain ignorant. FYI it isn't as simple as just plugging a device in
and presto, most cars need to be "fooled" into the proper
interpretation of what is now occurring within the combustion chamber.
The same technology that causes this to happen is also the technology
that is used to maximize vehicular efficiency. Anyone that knows
anything about combustion engines knows that the engines can be easily
tuned for better economy without even making any modifications. Just
injecting water vapor (yes, evaporated water) into the air intake will
improve fuel economy by 10-15% on almost any vehicle in addition to
clearing carbon deposits and other efficiencies.

You are all exactly where the system wants you to be, dependent on the
infrastructure. But thankfully there are people out there thinking
outside the box, researching and acquiring a clear understanding of
just how "fooled" we are. Think about this: vehicles made 30 years ago
were producing the same fuel economy of many of todays cars. Do you
think that the big companies are trying to be more efficient? Now that
that they are up against the wall they are attempting to change things
around but without sacrificing their infrastructure. How many gas
stations would seize to exist if we could refuel our cars in our
driveway from water and/or an electrical outlet. This is doable today
yet the system wants you to believe otherwise.

So wake up, all of you, you can either perpetuate the problem or
become part of the solution. In the meantime, I'll wave at you next
time I pass a gas station.

Since the above is 100% fact-free, I feel obliged to give it all the
respect it deserves. If/when proponents of this trickery can produce
solid evidence of realistic practical results, I'll be happy to hear
them out. In the meantime, deer whistles, gas-line magnets and pin
wheels in the air cleaner can be depended on to deliver better results
for the dollar.

Will - The self-appointed Curmudgeon of Sill Hill
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