Poor Man Hydrogen Generator On Demand: SMCS HHO Stephens Multi Cell Systems Hydrogen Generator On Demand

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T0 All That Maters Fuel Is Going Up WATER CAN BE USED FOR FUEL AND RIGHT NOW.
To simplify HHO industry calls a booster this in easy terms, my way to figure out what every one is calling each item and or device. We are going to start at the basic a cell (cell small enclosed structure: a small contained or hollow unit in a structure ) and in are application a tub or plat put in series to make a pump, ( pump make liquid or gas flow: to force a liquid or gas to flow ) and the number of pumps be it one or 10 to make a generator ( generator device for producing gas: a device in which a gas is formed ) The basics each pump is set to a number of amp + vote to work till it reaches its maxim wattage and then you get s… More >>

Could the shielding gas for MIG welding be used for purging for leaks in automotive AC systems?

I have borrowed the handheld leak testers that beep and never had much luck, especially with very small leaks. At a Peterbilt dealership that I had worked at, I had a lot of success with their nitrogen tank/regulator setup and soapy water, listening for the hissing, etc. Now I work for myself and do occasional AC work. To save money, I wondered if I could use the MIG shielding gas tanks(I have both stainless and ferrous blend) to purge, by just buying the high pressure regulator, which does fit both tanks, MIG and N (CGA 580) outlets. I own the MIG tanks already.

Did someone realize a vessel running on turbogas systems?

I’m talking about the same system used for electric energy production from natural gas(hydrogen would be better..).

Surely.. ammonia is a viable hydrogen source…
Infact the process seems efficient
ammonia -> hydrogen -> turbogas global efficiency: around 60%…(energetically comparable to a diesel engine at an efficiency of 30%…).

If it doesn’t exist, what do you think about ?
Would it work well ?

Does anybody have any experience with hydrogen injection systems for cars?

I have heard about people who are building hydrogen injection kits for cars that inject hydrogen into your intake manifold. They are all promising a 25% to 50% increase in gas mileage with these systems. Has anybody here tried this? What kind of long term affects can I expect one of these kits to have on my engine?

Has anyone tried the “water 2 gas” , or similar systems for their car?

This is ongoing in the Clearwater FL. area, any feedback would be
usefull to everybody.