

| Subject: | Re: Hydrogen help for the Vanagons |
| From: | Mark Dearing |
| Date: | Sun, 30 Jan 2011 12:48:45 EST |
In a message dated 1/30/2011 10:28:07 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, mcneely4@COX.NET writes: You say that what you have set up is electrolysis. I would agree that getting enough fuel out of electrolysis aboard a vehicle is literally a "fool's errand." One would (1) consume more energy than the fuel would deliver, and (2) the batteries required would fill up the vehicle. So I am quite confused as to (1) what relationship the device you have set up is to what the original poster is talking about, and (2) whether what the original poster is talking about has much to do with reality, given that industry has spent ages and tons of money working to come up with workable fuel cells for application, while this guy says he is doing it in his garage and plans to install it on his Vanagon. Interesting ............... . mcneely hey guys there was a guy that had this setup in a bay window that came to high country campout every year. Hads it in there for years , seemed to work but only as an additive to the system, not for running oN competely. said it did increases if fuel mileage. seems like water injection would probably work just about the same. bunch of guys are running the water injection on their aircooled vannie and showing a decrease in the head temps. later mark d
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