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Sigh. Hydrogen injection filtering to motorcycles

Yes, it is in fact possible to generate hydrogen using electrolysis from water. No, it's not currently possible to get enough of it to run a vehicle in real-time with a positive gain of energy. Despite the fact that the best electrolysis systems are only about 70 percent efficient, people are jumping on the hydrogen bandwagon in an effort to improve their fuel mileage, and the systems are starting to move from four-wheeled cars to two-wheeled motorcycles. The first such instance of this was on CMT's Chopper Challenge and now we see a 2008 ... Read more →

Ronn Motors plans to introduce Scorpion at SEMA Jeremy Korzeniewski

Click above for more high-res renderings of the Ronn Motors Scorpion Ronn Motors, the company we introduced you to a while back, plans to properly introduce the world to its Scorpion supercar at the ...

HHO generation/injection redux: It's not a fuel cell, fails in testing! Sam Abuelsamid

Last week we ignited some healthy discussion in the comments with my post on the (de)merits of on-board hydrogen generators and injectors. While few could argue with my basic thermodynamic analysis ...

Why on-board hydrogen generators won't boost your mileage Sam Abuelsamid

Historically whenever gas prices have gone up, charlatans have come out of the woodwork offering drivers all manner of devices that are claimed to provide dramatic reductions in fuel consumption. From ...

On-board electrolysis unit to generate hydrogen for injection to improve MPG Sam Abuelsamid

Global Energy Options and H to-go have developed a retro-fit device called the Hydro Fuel System Hydro-charger that is designed to help improve fuel economy. Texas based H to-go markets the system as ...

Sigh. Hydrogen injection filtering to motorcycles 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Yes, it is in fact possible to generate hydrogen using electrolysis from water. No, it's not currently possible to get enough of it to run a vehicle in real-time with a positive gain of energy. Despite the fact that the best electrolysis systems are only about 70 percent efficient, people are ...

Ronn Motors plans to introduce Scorpion at SEMA 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Click above for more high-res renderings of the Ronn Motors Scorpion Ronn Motors, the company we introduced you to a while back, plans to properly introduce the world to its Scorpion supercar at the upcoming SEMA Show in Las Vegas. We have very real doubts as to whether the vehicle will function as ...

HHO generation/injection redux: It's not a fuel cell, fails in testing! 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Last week we ignited some healthy discussion in the comments with my post on the (de)merits of on-board hydrogen generators and injectors. While few could argue with my basic thermodynamic analysis of the process, defenders repeated the claim from producers of these systems that something magical ...

Why on-board hydrogen generators won't boost your mileage 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Historically whenever gas prices have gone up, charlatans have come out of the woodwork offering drivers all manner of devices that are claimed to provide dramatic reductions in fuel consumption. From magnets that are clamped to fuel lines, to assorted vacuum advance devices, and intake vortex ...

On-board electrolysis unit to generate hydrogen for injection to improve MPG 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Global Energy Options and H to-go have developed a retro-fit device called the Hydro Fuel System Hydro-charger that is designed to help improve fuel economy. Texas based H to-go markets the system as MAPSOE (for Most Abundant Power Source On Earth). The device consists primarily of an on-board ...


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