Oke saya akan email Anda ebook gratis. Jim

I am not sure that Anto is still reading these comments. If you can make your comment a little bit clearer I am sure that I can help you. All the best, Jim

Halo: Saya tidak yakin bahwa Anto masih membaca komentar ini. Jika Anda dapat membuat komentar Anda sedikit lebih jelas, saya yakin bahwa saya dapat membantu Anda. Semua yang terbaik, Jim

The free ebook is on the way to you. Thanks for visiting my site, and all the best, Jim

My firend: the Google Translator bar says that your comment is a combination of Spanish and Indonesian. However your website is definitely interesting and the Dry Cell you produce for $166.50 I believe in US Currency seems to be a good one. Thanks for visiting tapwaterforgas and all the best to you in Indonesia. Jim

Ari: I will send you the free ebook. thanks for visiting, and all the best, Jim

You are absolutely right. There are many Postings on my site about building a generator and they arre all free. Please help yourselves to this material. All free and I am glad to share with you-all. Jim

Sure. I will send you the free ebook. Its about 2-3 years old but the basics of HHO and types of generators really haven’t changed except for the latest thing: the dry cell generator. If you read any of the emails and information that I got from Anto from Indonesia he shows a simple dry cell that works well. Just remember that the key to keeping your gains, whatever they are is to attach an EFIE to your oxygen sensors. Fuelsavers-mpg.com has really good info about EFIE’s and what your oxygen sensors are. EFIE’s are reasonable to purchase and fairly easy to install. All the best, Jim

Hi craig: Forgive me please, I haven’t checked Tapwater for gas since I returned from the hospital. I will attach a free ebook to this email. All the best, Jim

. Anto: It is great to hear from you. Hope that all is going well for you. I have not been very active with HHO for about a year. Had a bad infection/worm/virus in my computer and just couldn’t get it fixed. I struggled off and on for almost a year until finally I had to trash my computer and purchase a used laptop. Actually I like the laptop much better and hope that the infection doesn’t hit me again.

From what i see you say, it seems like your electrical output is higher than nomal. With that was to output of Hydrogen more than you usually got with the 8 plate dry cell? Did I understand you to say that your plates burnedout or fluid evaporated with the volume of the electrical charge. Really the most important question is how much usable hydrogen gas output did your dry cell produce? I suspect that these cells are not finite and there must be a top range where amount of energy, volume of fluid plus type of catalyst (KOH) that is bad stuff, very dangerous., and reaction come together without producing more hydrogen gas. Anto am I making any sense here? . Can you send me a picture and I will display on my site and ask if anyone can explain what happened. I steer away from the Yahoo Forums cause many of those folks look down on us amateurs and have a habit of trashing new questions and any new cells, or ideas relating to the HHO unit. It has been great to hear ffrom you and I look forward to another email All the best, Jim

Anto: re-reading again I missed the part about tap water as a fluid. the problem with most all tap water is they are not very pure but contain a lot of salts and other minerals and other items okay to drink but not so okay to use in electrolysis. I think that the minerals interact with the the electrical plates and form more sludge than hydrogen gas that is usable. I read about this sometime ago in one of the forums. The comment was that tap waster just isn’t very good as a basic fluid with catalyst added to generate gas. ?? Nice talking to you again. Send me pictures of your latest cell for everyone to see. All the best, Jim

This free ebook is mainly background on the water for gas field with spcific areas discussed such as : what in my estimaent was the cheapest, simplest and easiest to build. But there are other systems discussed although just briefly since it was not my aim to tout any system other that the one that I liked, the Water4gas one. I had purchased the two Manuals when they had forst come out and from them learned what a good system entailed. Much o fthe rest of the book delt with Smacks sophisticated system and some toerhs that i had read about. I touched on the basic EFIE from fuelsavers.mpg.com which i think is probably the best on the Internet for your money. If that is the type of information that you want then by all means I will send you the free ebook. All the best, Jim

Anto: Sounds great please send my a few pictures and I will feature it on a regualt article at tapwaterforgas.com. thanks for thinking about me and all the best to you and your family. Jim

Hi Craig: Sure, I will send it to you via your email. I am working on a Product Review of the DC450 a medium sized Dry Cell Kit from Water4Gas similar to a plug and play program that you might be interested it. The thing is building your own Dry Cell is certainly not difficult but it is sort of like buying an ala cart meal. By that I mean the added expense for you in wiring harness, hydraulic or vacuum lines, high pressure valve, and a myriad of plastic and stainless steel parts that make up a system can be expensive, if your system is stainless steel 316L and time consuming. The purpose after all is to ave money from the ever rising cost of gasoline and get additional miles per gallon. In the early days (2008) you could build a generator just using a Mason canning Jar as the canister and buying your parts at Lowes being guided by the Manuals from Water4Gas. A simple system and I built that one. If you don’t mind I will not only send you a copy of my ebook that is really for folks that don’t know much about HHO and generators. The word generator can scare you if you do not realize that most were a quart mason or ball canning jar.)) I will also send you a copy of a pdf that I got showing how to build a dry cell. its well written much better than my ebook and will give you a good description of the building and testing that you will need to do. Sorry this grew so long. Thanks for visiting, keep in touch and all the best, Jim