Imhotep's Lab Interactive FAQ

Internal Combustion Engine (ICE)

I have much experience in this area, and I have in writing many engine mods that improve MPG
and wish to post here. It all pertains to alternate fuels (HHO as well)

I suggest a name change for this forum to maybe HHO, Water Spark Plug & Alternative Fuels
or a shorter version but something giving a wider appeal.

Post opinions here if you see this!

I have seen many things on the net about water for fuel etc, some of which are blatantly a rip off; however i think some have merit and at least 3 seem to be using ZP energy.

i would be interested in this subject but we need to consult the forum owners as to weather they would consider this on topic so ill leave that to you.

I am no genuis, probibly didn't even spell that right so bear with me here. Thee other night after working in the blazzing sun welding together a horse trailer I had to build to move my horse from here in Midland, Texas to Beautiful Oregan, I was showering off the sweat and dust so prevailant here in the OIL country of west Texas. I am not one who is dependent on it for a lively hood. Thank GOD. But after being here for thirty years, I knowalot of people who are and I truely feel for them and there future.
I believe in high school I was told that the sun was almost as perfect unity as could be made, that it would continue to burn a billion trillion years and then some. It creats it's own fuel, hydrogen through the process of burning hydrogen,,,something about this and the statement of the "KISS" that was found on the papers of Myers has me thinking,,,, I don't know how to create a Sun, but "WE" know how to generate hydrogen, all we need to do then is have it create it's own after the inital kick start,,, and somehow keep it from becomeing another Sun. I think so anyhow.

Stan Meyer just used the simple water from HOH gas reaction, not FUSION. So do not worry about getting fusion like the sun!

Keep experimenting, and welding too! (I weld alot at work, as an electrician and it pays well! ((+$2.22/hr))

A welder here gets about $4.00 per day