Hello, long time since my last posting. I have been farming, this year we added a large garden in a field that we own beside our house. We live in Western North Carolina which probably doesn’t mean much to most folks. This part of North Carolina has always been a thorn in the side of [...]
There is no question that Smacksbooster is an elegant solution to building a Hydrogen Booster but is the work and the price, costs of materials worth it? Does it perform any better than all the others ? I don’t know the answer to that question but I have a feeling that building a hydrogen booster [...]
Since I have decided to go with the simpler Water4Gas charged gas system, I have begun to assemble all the parts that I need for its replication. We live in Western North Carolina and although a beautiful part of the state, it is somewhat isolated, so I am forced to order many of the parts [...]
I am going to show you three pictures that I have uploaded . I hope they come out so that you can see my completed Vaporizer Jar that can easily double for the Charged Tap-Water Jar. It took me about 15 minutes once I Had all the materials together. Ozzie suggests that you paint the [...]
Remind me to tell you what is called the 50 cent solution to working with the O2 sensors. I’ll post more this evening when I hope to show you a completed vaporizer/ container for a charged water system. I think you will get a “charge” (pun intended) when I explain the really cheap alternative enhancement [...]
Just thought that I would let you-all know that I have decided on the system for my truck. In reading the Water4Gas Manual I ran across the description of a stand alone system that Ozzie and Bill Lang called the “charged water system.” I am going to add what they wrote from the manual to [...]
Here is some additional information for an alternative to the EFIE, not to say that the EFIE doesn’t work really well. But there are some other alternatives which it wouldn’t hurt to view and I will bring you some of them in the next few days. This will be the first alternative. A recent addition [...]
There are many reasons why I like Water4Gas.Com . Here are just a few: Once you buy the Manuals(2) you are introduced to several internal pages . These pages have an update page for both manuals so that each becomes a work in progress. I stopped in this morning and visited while drinking a cup [...]
I have my information mostly from the guys at Water4Gas.com , a really nifty website and a good point to start to understand and learn about how water for gas works. The Water4Gas website is really for new folks like us who may be technically challenged but want to do something to get better miles [...]
Types of O2 sensors that EFIE will not work with. Titaria oxygen sensors (variable resistance). Vehicles that have these sensors are: 1988-1990 Jeep these are three wire sensors 1988-1992 Chrysler there are three wire sensors 1988-1992 Jeep Eagle these are also three wire sensors 1985-1987 Nissan also three wire. The EFIE will also not work [...]
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The oxygen sensor "tells" the computer what the oxygen content is by providing a voltage on it's signal wire between 0 and 1 volt. 450 millivolts (.45 volts) means that the fuel/air mixture is correct. Higher values means the mix is rich (has too much gas), and lower voltages means the mix is lean. By adding voltage to the sensor's output, we can compensate for the additional oxygen in the exhaust.