Mario wrote:rmgray wrote:Hi Everyone
I have just read of a guy having great success using 100% pure distilled white vineger as electrolite/catalist. Anyone heard of this? He claims it keeps his hho gen clean as a whistle and produces more hho at lower amps than almost anything else. Has anyone played with this?..........................Newguy/rmg
I built my power cell using the instructions provided by HYBRID Water Power.com and followed
the instructions very carefully. On page 91 of the e-book he mentions somebody using pure distilled vinegar, so this is what I used because this is not caustic or dangerous and I wanted to avoid this issue for safety reasons.
Since there is no mention as to how much to use, I started with one gallon of distilled water and added one
cup of vinegar in an open container, then I immersed the power cell into the solution, made the necessary
connections to my truck battery with jumper cables and started up the engine. It immediately started making
bubbles but not in great quantity, then I added one more cup, then another and one last one for a total of 4 cups of vinegar to one gallon of distilled water. The HHO production was not impressive and I threw the whole
mixture away thinking, what if I use only vinegar and no water? So I did, this really worked and the difference was clear, I thought this was the way to go. I poured enough pure distilled white vinegar in the HHO container to completely cover the plate assembly, buttoned up the system and made all the connections.
I was ready to go and try my new toy and see If it would really increase my mileage. I told my wife to get ready because we were going out for a trial run. We went directly to the Valero gas station close to the house and I topped the gas tank all the way to the brim. We drove from San Antonio to San Marcos and back
for a total distance of 71.8 miles. When we got back we went straight to the same Valero gas station and re-
filled the tank all the way to the brim again, it took 2.9 gallons, 71.8 divided by 2.9 equals 24.75 MPG for my 2005 Toyota Tundra V6 with a 4.0 liter engine doing 70 MPH on auto speed control.
Now the BAD NEWS : I finished my system on 1-12-2009 and last Sunday 2-8-2009 I noticed on the sight tube
that the liquid had a reddish tint and I wondered why. Last Thursday 2-12-2009 I removed and opened the system and the vinegar had turned a nasty dark red liquid, I poured out the liquid in a clear plastic container
and it had a lot of gunk and sediment floating around. I examined the plate assembly and it was all covered
in a grayish looking sediment. Before I took it out of the truck, I disconnected the supply line to the air intake and put it in a bucket of water, I started the engine and waited about ten minutes with the system on
and not a bubble came out of the supply line, the system had just quit working. It only worked 27 days and less than 600 miles. To me this is clear evidence that white distilled vinegar is not a good elecrolyte!
Can anyone tell me if I did something wrong that caused this failure? I had to disassemble the plate array
and thoroughly clean up every plate, tomorrow I will start putting every thing together again and this time I
am going to use KOH flakes. I ordered 2 pounds from AAA-chemicals.com in Houston for $18.16 total which
included state tax and shipping charges, I got the product in 2 days.
I hope my experience will help those of you who were considering using White distilled vinegar, good luck!
Mario
Mario, i too would like to know what the deal was with the pure dis/vin.because this is what everything i have read has told me to wash the plates with.curiously waiting, monster350




