Asking For Your Opinion Cane Pole

[Wiskers]

I want everyone's opinion!

What is your opinion on these HHO (Brown Gas) add on kit that they are advertizing all over the net right now. They claim to boost HP & increase MPG.

There was a piece on the local news about it last night and Fox did a piece on it a short time back.

I know that electronics is your expertise and form what I can gather it takes electricity to convert the water to this HHO.

What are your thoughts?

[CatFan]

Terry, I'm not CanePole, but my opinion is they are 100%, unadulterated male bovine excrement.

[Wiskers]

Terry, I'm not CanePole, but my opinion is they are 100%, unadulterated male bovine excrement.

Man how do they get away with advertising that stuff! It's all over the net!

[Yodibuzz]

terry,
saw a bit on the news this week about these. it's a skam

[jaxsprat]

My thoughts(no am not as smart as cane on electronics) If any of that crap was any good I would think that Ford, General motors would buy that company up in 30 seconds so they could put it on their cars & be the first to get 40-50mpg on all models etc. Heck nobody would be out fishing they would all be standing in line with $$ in hand to buy car.

[FishTrap]

I actually just recently added an HHO generator to my truck. I made the generator & bubbler myself, and have about $50 in them. I have an old Chevy 1/2 ton 4X4 with a new 350 motor. Fuel mileage at best was 12 MPG. I don't drive much, so I haven't even burned but about 1/2 tank of gas since installing the generator. From what I've seen, I haven't noticed any dramatic increase in MPG, but will update once I empty the tank & fill-up next. lol, may be a couple more weeks though.

I believe the theory holds some merit.....just needs some R&D done on it. Can't understand why the "powers that be" haven't done it before now. Boeing I think built a small plane that flies strictly on HHO, and I believe it was Honda who just introduced a 100% HHO car.

[Wiskers]

I actually just recently added an HHO generator to my truck. I made the generator & bubbler myself, and have about $50 in them. I have an old Chevy 1/2 ton 4X4 with a new 350 motor. Fuel mileage at best was 12 MPG. I don't drive much, so I haven't even burned but about 1/2 tank of gas since installing the generator. From what I've seen, I haven't noticed any dramatic increase in MPG, but will update once I empty the tank & fill-up next. lol, may be a couple more weeks though.

I believe the theory holds some merit.....just needs some R&D done on it. Can't understand why the "powers that be" haven't done it before now. Boeing I think built a small plane that flies strictly on HHO, and I believe it was Honda who just introduced a 100% HHO car.

Keep us abreast of how it's do'n. I've been reading up on it and am interrested in the concept. I really like to see something like this work so we can thumb our noses at the oil countries! :D

[wannabe fisherman]

I believe the theory holds some merit.....just needs some R&D done on it. Can't understand why the "powers that be" haven't done it before now. Boeing I think built a small plane that flies strictly on HHO, and I believe it was Honda who just introduced a 100% HHO car.

Too many of the "Powers that Be" have too much money invested in big oil and it would cost them too much to look into it.

[FishTrap]

Whiskers- Will do, I have several people wanting to know as well. I'd seen many people on the internet claim it works (who weren't trying to sell anything), and I saw several who said it didn't. Well, not knowing anyone personally who had tried it....then the only way I'd know for sure was to try myself.

Wannabe-lol.....you read my mind

[CatFan]

There is no such thing as HHO. It's a made-up idea by the promoters of these devices. When liberated from water, hydrogen quickly bonds with another hydrogen atom forming H2, and oxygen quickly bonds to another oxygen atom forming O2.

Honda introduced a hydrogen car, which burns hydrogen.