Device promises to save 60% at the pump, HHO?

[88skisupreme]

Sounds like HHO to me, looks like a pretty good result too.
http://www.wptv.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=74b15465-2ebb-49e0-acb1-939c4bb13a28

[tggroo7]

looks simpler than the HHO talk I hear on here too. I'm not very knowledgeable about cars so anyone want to give me a reason not to go get this Hydro 4000?

O, and excuse me if I'm having a brain fart, but isn't 9.4 mpg to 23.2 mpg a 147% increase, not 61%. Am I retarded or am I right?

[rangerbentman]

But they claim no chemicals added to water so how does their electrolisis work?

[usedgeo]

It looks like too much money for what looks like a pretty simple gadget. That would be my first reason not too. Not yet anyway.

[needmorempg]

O, and excuse me if I'm having a brain fart, but isn't 9.4 mpg to 23.2 mpg a 147% increase, not 61%. Am I retarded or am I right?

You are correct. I thought the same thing. Sure wish a member had tested it.

[rangerbentman]

It looks like too much money for what looks like a pretty simple gadget. That would be my first reason not too. Not yet anyway.

Look up
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Hotsabi.pdf
and you will see something pretty darn close to design?
12-1400 is a tad bit steep, and the question remains what the catylist is as distilled water needs something to conduct.:confused: