Hi.

[Pierre Monteux]

Greetings from Indiana. I've only recently discovered a few tidbits about water technology and Stan Meyers car from my cousin. After reading numerous websites that seemed more like advertising for profit than actual help, I started looking for forums. I figured some real people would help cut through the marketing schemes, and show the real technology. The past week I've been reading through several threads, and it has already cleared a few details I've been wondering.

Myself I'm a computer engineering student at Purdue. So some of this is slightly out of my field, but it is still all quite fascinating.

Pierre Monteux.

[jibbguy]

Welcome Pierre!



If your prime interest is Hydroxy, i would recommend also joining the Hydroxy Group on Yahoo; over the years it has built up a truly amazing pile of info on the subject, with many of the main players being members; lol it could literally take you months to catch up on it all

Hydroxy : Hydroxy

Lol but don't call it "HHO" there at the Yahoo group (although they really mean the same thing in common usage)... They get upset about that
... Because it's a copyrighted name now and the owner of it is "ornery" and not much of a friend to Open Source lol.

Also, our own hero Ash has truly comprehensive and well-done documentation on this and many great more subjects at Panacea BOCAF ... A nice summary and place to start.

http://www.panaceauniversity.org/Hydroxy%20Boosters.pdf

If there are questions you have, or comments to make, you can always do so here at this excellent forum Although of late there hasn't been a lot of simple booster-building threads going on here, there has been much great work done on explaining the pulsed Meyer system, and other related methods of producing energy from water... And many people appear to now be closing in on the "Holy Grail"

YouTube - Stan Meyers water powered Buggy

[Pierre Monteux]

Access to this group is limited. The files and photos sections will remain limited access until further notice. New memberships are not being accepted at this time.

Looks like the yahoo group isn't taking new members. But if that information is outdated, I'll join there as well.

Yea right now my main interest is the Hydroxy booster for a car, but a lot of the other stuff looks interesting too. I found a few threads that were helpful so far and a link to one pdf that was helpful.

I have a 91 Honda Civic 4x4 (Wagovan) that I'm thinking about trying out the hydroxy booster on first. I just took it on a trip from North Dakota, and once I had a tank full without any ethanol in the gas I had 35 MPG. After reading in a few places of 30% to 50%, it sounds almost too good to be true.

The thing that really gets me about this technology is that all the attention in Purdue is focused mainly on hybrid vehicles, not this hydrogen booster. I'm certain if it weren't for my cousin, I never would have heard of this. The funny thing is there is hardly a fellow student I know who could afford a hyrbrid, but from how things look now almost all of them could build the booster.

Heh...forgive me for rambling. Thanks for hte links.

[Kevin]

from North Mississippi!

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