http://www.fastontrack.org Fast On Track - Sports Car Rental Mon, 31 Oct 2011 23:57:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.fastontrack.org/2012/05/simple-water-fuel-increase-the-efficiency-of-your-car/#comment-3441 Bob Conner Mon, 31 Oct 2011 23:57:12 +0000 http://www.fastontrack.org/2011/02/simple-water-fuel-increase-the-efficiency-of-your-car/#comment-3441 I would like to build an HHO generator and most of the stuff I've seen online is using stainless steel plates. I was wondering since stainless steel isn't a very good conductor, is there another metal I could use that wouldn't corrode but have more conductivity? Would Aluminum work? I know gold and platinum have what I'm looking for but that's way to expensive. So, any ideas? I would like to build an HHO generator and most of the stuff I’ve seen online is using stainless steel plates. I was wondering since stainless steel isn’t a very good conductor, is there another metal I could use that wouldn’t corrode but have more conductivity? Would Aluminum work? I know gold and platinum have what I’m looking for but that’s way to expensive. So, any ideas?

]]> http://www.fastontrack.org/2012/05/simple-water-fuel-increase-the-efficiency-of-your-car/#comment-3440 Bob Conner Mon, 31 Oct 2011 23:48:00 +0000 http://www.fastontrack.org/2011/02/simple-water-fuel-increase-the-efficiency-of-your-car/#comment-3440 Have designed an excellant hho generator using open source which is delivering more than 1 lpm @less than 10A to be used in my opel corsa 1.4 engine. Test results are erratic. I do not want to use any other electronics and to disturb the existing electronics. Any ideas? Have designed an excellant hho generator using open source which is delivering more than 1 lpm @less than 10A to be used in my opel corsa 1.4 engine. Test results are erratic. I do not want to use any other electronics and to disturb the existing electronics. Any ideas?

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