HHO Generator "Brown's Gas"

Experimenting with HHO Generators in my PTCruiser.

NOTE: I highly recommend you purchase and use a "ScanGuage II" in your vehicle while tweaking and using a HHO Generator. It will help you see your results in MPG change, along with help train you to drive most efficiently.


NOTE: Try to make it with as good a grade of Stainless Steel as you can find/afford. The idea is to obtain S/S that will not attract itself to a magnet, and with as much Nickel as possible.

9/20/08
I think I stumbled across a new electrolyte solution. I ran out of citric acid, and therefore was wondering what I could use in the meantime. I remembered the bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide in the bathroom. I poured two bottles of this, along with some distilled white vinegar in the the HHO Generator. It's producing quite nicely, and as of over a weeks worth of driving, has yet to turn dark, corrode the plates, or stop working. I just add more Hydroden Peroxide as needed. Plus this can be had at just about any store for pennies.


5/9/08
Ran a much longer Highway Mileage run today, due to a school field trip. I ended up running 350miles on 9 gallons of fuel. Worked out to be 38.89mpg

3/10/08
After having to refuel just as I arrived into Dallas proper, I ended up running a 105 mile trip on 3gallons of fuel, 60mile was highway, the rest in the Dallas, start/stop/pray traffic. This worked out to 35mpg. Now look up the fuel consumption estimation for a 2002 PTCruiser and tell me if you think the HHO Generator is worth the trouble.

5/02/08
A friend in Dallas, after contemplating having me committed, went ahead and built himself an HHO Generator, using 16plates in his. Last report I had from Chuck, was after a 70ish mile run, he was getting 40+ mpg on his little Honda Civic or Accord, I can't remember which it is.

3/31/08
I stopped by the stainless steel shop, and ordered a few more plates for this HHO Generator, in order to make it a 2 cell unit. I noticed a drop in MPG with the Air Conditioner on, now that it's warming up outside. I need to compensate for the extra engine load.

The cell I have now, is made with 304 Stainless Steel Plates, and is working nicely. I plan on adding more plates, to make up a 2 cell Generator. The single cell is working great in city drving, but I feel a second cell that I can manually turn on during highway traveling will bump up the mileage even more. Current MPG, averaging both city and highway driving for the typical week is around 30+ mpg which doesn't sound like all that much, but the PTCruiser doesn't get much better than I'd say 19 on the average.

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items are from between 01 Jan 2000 & 07 Sep 2008.