Hydrolysis for Yaris (Water for fuel)?

[why?]

you have to put more energy into water than you get from it. it would be interesting to see how you supposedly get better gas mileage from that.

[jhsouders]

Originally Posted by why?

you have to put more energy into water than you get from it. it would be interesting to see how you supposedly get better gas mileage from that.

The claim that more energy is required than you get out of it is common. I am still unsure myself of the truth of it. They claim that its possible to create more hydrogen using less voltage/amperage giving the mpg gains.

It is kind of hard to ignore the money back satisfaction guarantee and the results of the device. They wouldnt be in business if it didnt work, people would just get all their money back. If you look on google, lots of people are getting results using the same technique.

[why?]

Originally Posted by jhsouders

The claim that more energy is required than you get out of it is common. I am still unsure myself of the truth of it. They claim that its possible to create more hydrogen using less voltage/amperage giving the mpg gains.

It is kind of hard to ignore the money back satisfaction guarantee and the results of the device. They wouldnt be in business if it didnt work, people would just get all their money back. If you look on google, lots of people are getting results using the same technique.

money back guarantees don't work if you the company decides you messed up, etc, etc, etc.

The best place to look for the story about water to energy is scientific journals. They all did the experiment after the original 2 scientists figured out how to get energy out of water.

now of course you could say it is all a cover up, and who knows, it could be.