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A Texas company aims to sell a $150,000 hydrogen-gasoline hybrid roadster by this fall.

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by trigger0555 December 12, 2008 4:57 PM PST
For all you people who disbelieve this hho can't work didn't know Stanley Meyer he broke down all the walls and proved to every one it worked he was the first person to run a car 100% on hydrogen this was his own set up. He owns several pattens on this and he was teaching others free of charge about his system Big oil made a offer to him to put work on a shelf leave it. he refused this is why on March 21 1998 they took Stanley Meyers life If you have any questions look at his work he wasn't hiding anything
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by October 16, 2009 11:09 AM PDT
Why don't they forgo the Hydrogen production and just go with electrolytic production of NO2 for the intake. That'll be plenty of extra horsepower. Nevermind that we'll burn the engine up faster, nevermind the spark plugs that'll be molten within a year. It'll go fast though. Forget speeding tickets, when ur always running on NOS mixture you can't be caught. Unless there's traffic of course.
I still don't see how H2 will improve mileage. Achieving optimal burning temperature is how we achieve even and fast burn of the gas-air mixture at the sparks. I haven't read about the temp of combustion of H2 or even if that would assist in improving the burn of the gasoline, but we have an example already with NOS. Somebody look up how burning H2 with Octane affects combustion and then let us know.
- gotta get back to savin lives.
Dr. D
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