http://tapwaterforgas.com/water-hybrids/a-charged-water-system/ All about water hybrids, water for gas, hydrogen generators, EFIEs, smacksboosters, and other sensor enhancements. Sat, 28 Aug 2010 21:26:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://tapwaterforgas.com/water-hybrids/a-charged-water-system/comment-page-1/#comment-338 CRANGEINDIBRE Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:05:37 +0000 http://tapwaterforgas.com/?p=49#comment-338 Other variant is possible also Other variant is possible also

]]> http://tapwaterforgas.com/water-hybrids/a-charged-water-system/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Jim Sat, 04 Jul 2009 20:35:52 +0000 http://tapwaterforgas.com/?p=49#comment-114 Gosh Vapir: I didn't realize you were talking about that old post. Actually what I did was built this ragged looking Plexiglas tower using a hand-saw that I prune trees with , wound it with NiTi wire ( this is Nickel Titanium and the same stuff that Orthodontist use to straighten teeth) and shot the tower and wire with a 6 volt battery from my garden tractor . I ran the tube from the quart jar where the action was taking place into an open 2 pint bowl of tap water. Then poured that into an other jar that hooked into a vacuum line into my inlet manifold right before the carb. The results were an average of 3 sometimes 4 extra MPG. Since my Mazda truck is rated at 16 MPG I was able to consistently get a 25% increase and was well satisfied. Gas prices dropped in the USA after the election of the President and so I dropped my charged system. With gas prices beginning to inch up now I will probably be getting my old system out, dusting it off and starting it again. All the best, Jim Gosh Vapir: I didn’t realize you were talking about that old post. Actually what I did was built this ragged looking Plexiglas tower using a hand-saw that I prune trees with , wound it with NiTi wire ( this is Nickel Titanium and the same stuff that Orthodontist use to straighten teeth) and shot the tower and wire with a 6 volt battery from my garden tractor . I ran the tube from the quart jar where the action was taking place into an open 2 pint bowl of tap water. Then poured that into an other jar that hooked into a vacuum line into my inlet manifold right before the carb. The results were an average of 3 sometimes 4 extra MPG. Since my Mazda truck is rated at 16 MPG I was able to consistently get a 25% increase and was well satisfied. Gas prices dropped in the USA after the election of the President and so I dropped my charged system. With gas prices beginning to inch up now I will probably be getting my old system out, dusting it off and starting it again. All the best, Jim

]]> http://tapwaterforgas.com/water-hybrids/a-charged-water-system/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Vapir Vaporizers Wed, 01 Jul 2009 09:31:28 +0000 http://tapwaterforgas.com/?p=49#comment-110 good luck to your work! hope that in your next post you can give us a good news regarding that matter. I'm excited what would be the result. good luck to your work! hope that in your next post you can give us a good news regarding that matter. I’m excited what would be the result.

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