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Some wierd kook of a guy spent the last 7 years of his life in house arrest because he thought the world was round. :_wtf:
Who'd a thunk it!!
Just sit back and wait and see. :?: I am the one spending the money, time, and effort, to prove all you people who say it won't work RIGHT!! And all you people that say it will work RIGHT!! :_steering
These units must be gaining in popularity. I am starting to get calls about them at my EPA office. Darrin, I look forward to reading about your experience.
So what were the results of the HHO Generator Crager34 was testing?
It's been over a month now, they can't be that hard to install and test.
Sorry for the delay, but here is the update. The unit comes in two configurations: 1. As one unit. 2. As two units.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daveh
I bought number one and found it isn't mountable in the engine bay, so working with freemelabs I will be getting the other model/unit soon. In short, not installed yet and no tests done. This isn't because they are difficult to install, rather, work related issues and some personal issues have come up that has kept me traveling every weekend. I still promise to do all this, but it has to be when it's convenient for me. Again... sorry for the delay.
At this point I am thinking lesson learned and I am out a few hundred dollars. The first unit wouldn't fit, so I requested their other one which I received, but one of the plastic (red flag) bolts was sheered. I asked for a replacement and was told they were working on it.
In short..... never been installed... have no data. Still hopefull someday, but not counting on it.
Sorry:(
Hey everyone (especially crager),
I believe there was a lapse in communication, as I never heard this was an issue. I had understand you (crager) were going to file a claim at the post office. I just assumed you had gotten super-busy again.
If all you're waiting on is a plastic bolt, I can send that straight away.
Also, as for the concern about plastic bolts, they have to be made of insulator material so it doesn't short out the electrical circuit. Considering the application, it shouldn't be a problem to have a plastic bolt on the item once it's installed... naturally, provided the bolt doesn't come in the mail sheared... *sheepish laugh*
Crager, if you need a plastic bolt mailed to you, please confirm that via e-mail, and I'll get that right out to you. Thanks and sorry for the miscommunication.
Kurt Theobald
Freeme Labs
Plans are to be around town, yes. Hope to see you then, or sooner.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZEUS