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Hydrogen Booster or Joe Cell any one trying it? Much better milage and clean too!! 200

posted by  Bill N. on  Fri Aug 31 14:02 CST 2007
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I have been researching all the informatioin on the Hydrogen Boosters Joe Cells. There are many designs and alot of good parts available out there. Has any one had sucess with one on your Volvo?

Try www.Hydrogengarage.com or google Stanley Meyer Video if you want to see some amazing stuff about running your present car on good old WATER!! At the very least you will be able to build a Hydrogen Generator and add the gases to the intake manifold. There is also a very neat little electronic device that you can buy or build cheaply to trick your computer into NOT putting extra gasoline into the cylinders when your O2 sensor sees all the extra oxygen in the exhaust because your burning Hydrogen and Oxygen from your Hydrogen Generator.

Again, if you have done this or are planning to I would like to hear from you. I am about to start construction and because there are several optins I'm still not sure if I will build a Generator for Hydrogen or Nitrogen Hydroxide or get into the much more complicated and interesting Joe Cell. Google Joe Cell and find the guy who explains the 3 stages. You will learn a lot!!






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