Hydrogen Gas (HHO) and Hybrid Fuels

[pdgood]

I answered my own question?

are ya kiddin me dude. I don't have any questions. This whole thread links back to bad science and false claims by those tryin ta profilr the HLNT hho unit.

The HLNT unit is a low hydrogen producing product that is over priced at $1800.00. The regulation of the hydrogen per RPM's is simply wasting BTU's (power & fuel source). Someone claimed in a post that the oxygen produced in the electrolysis process had some combustion enhancement value. That's nonsense when you're talkin about less than .25/ liter per minute. It means or adds nothing.

The total nonsense banter back and forth by posters here and on the HLNT rag is interestin at least. The attempt to justify an over priced hho unit that produces less fuel (hydrogen gas) is the real point. Anyone can read all day on hydrogen and auto makers interest. The norm is a discussion on liquid hydrogen that would entail huge infrastructure changes, investment and control. Not at all interestin to those who know the effect and production of hho. I'm involved in this science and have been for a long time, to a greater extent than all of ya know.

My initial posts here and on the HLNT board were all related to my search for a public company that was involved in hho, was honest and understood what was needed to set them apart from the scams that have been layed down and have failed. I can assure you that no company I've looked into to date is even close to maximizing the technologies potential. Even a bigger concern to me is the management mentality that this technology attracts. It attracts those game players who love buzz words like hydrogen to build a house of cards around.

I've only identified one company so far that has the technological knowledge and integrity to do this right. The company is ECMH and to my knowledge they are not in the hho game yet. I was alerted to their interest by listening to a interview their CEO did on hho/hydrogen fuels. I'll p[ost a link to that interview on this board in another post.