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Comment by gabet123 on October 11, 2012 at 12:35pm

Greetings,

We have sent out messages before about how we have duplicate Geo located groups and how some of them are totally inactive. After analyzing the issues we realized that the problem exists in the fact that most Geo located groups cover large areas, Most groups cover an entire state or country. Given that most people don't travel entire state or country distances on a regular basis and most peoples outer limit would be about 100 miles or 160/km as something they would do on a monthly basis we have decided to end all Geo located groups in favor of MeetUp Groups. MeetUp groups pull from local communities and have a limited radius footprint. So all Geo located group leaders please make note that if you want to have a group it will have to be run through the MeetUp system. You can get started by visiting http://hydrogen-on-demand.com or http://www.meetup.com/Hydrogen-On-Demand/ DO NOT GO STRAIGHT TO MEETUP.COM as it will not show up within the broader community system. NOTE! Once you have created your MeetUp Group for your area you can come back to HODINFO and create a specific group to target that meetup group and help it gain traction within the community and rank within search engines. By this we mean you can place the URL of your MeetUp Group as the official address of your group here on HODINFO. The groups will have to have the same name and be targeted in this manner in order for us to allow it to be added to the system. All new groups will have to be approved from this point forward. Here is an example of a meetup group that we just set up for the Treasure Coast of Florida. http://hodinfo.com/group/treasure-coast-hydrogen-on-demand#axzz28ty... Please set up your group in a similar manner. We know this is a big change and some members might not like this but if we are to truly be an active community of HOD builders then we need to have a viable infrastructure that underpins the functions of the community. As a result of this effort to make groups more community based this group will be deleted. We ask that members from within this group start your own meetup groups. This will allow all members from within your area to come together.

Comment by Ryan on January 22, 2011 at 10:43pm

Anyone still come on here?

 

Comment by Ryan on August 29, 2008 at 8:55am

.5 lpm, 2.2l 4cyl. Hydroline got a 34% increase without any sensors tweaking by running just H2. Are your jars wired in series? Whats your total output of gas at what amps?

Comment by Matt on August 28, 2008 at 9:40pm

That's a pretty good idea on seperating the oxygen, I would have never thought of that. Yeah I use a MAP sensor enhancer on mine. How many lpm is your electrolyzer producing? How big is the engine on your saturn again?

Comment by Ryan on August 23, 2008 at 1:08am

Kind of in a holding patern now. After talking to Hydroline about his experiance with running hho on a saturn. I'm thinking the best way for me to go is a hydrogen only setup by seperating the oxygen and dumping it. I have taken a big step back to rethink on how I want to go from here. I'm glad you are getting some results. Are you tweaking any sensors?

Comment by Matt on August 22, 2008 at 1:10pm

It's been going good! I have to use 3 w4g jars in order to get an increase in gas mileage. I went from 17.5mpg commuting to work to 20mpg. I barely have to touch the pedal to get the truck moving. My father-in-law just built one using plates. He's getting the same output on that one jar with plates using 1/8tspn of baking soda than 4 jars using coiled wire with 6tspns of baking soda in each jar!!!!

How about you?

Comment by Ryan on July 28, 2008 at 10:47pm

How the cell going matt?
I gave up on the mesh cell, Poor output and conserns about it coming apart in the pipe. I'm building a new cell based on smack plans as far as arrangement goes. Hope to be done soon.

Comment by Ryan on July 6, 2008 at 11:33pm

Check out this from the site.
http://hhoinfo.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=2068750%3ATopic%3A6766
It supposedly reads less 02 from exhaust strem by not getting hit directly by it.

Comment by Matt on July 6, 2008 at 1:07pm

How is backing that out supposed to help? That's not going to cause your 02 sensor to think there is a rich mixture in the exhaust causing it to send a signal to the ECU to lean out the mixture. Where did you hear about these? I'm really curious as to how they are supposed to help since it doesn't make any sense what so ever.

Comment by Ryan on July 3, 2008 at 6:54pm

It backs the 02 sensor out of the exhaust stream 3/4", but it is still enclosed in the pipe. Hope your mpg increases nicely.
Keep us posted.

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