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HHO Comparision Chart

	Electrolyte Required?	Current Required	HHO Output
Stan Meyer Type	NO, Distilled water	about 1/2 amp	3 times more per amp
Electrolysis Type	Yes, Caustic like lye	10 to 20 amps	1/3 of Stan Meyer

Considerations: 

• Due to the electronics required and the use of SS tubes as electrodes the Stanley Meyer invention could cost 25 to 50% more to build or purchase.

• Electrolysis based units require that a caustic like lye be used. Vapors produced from using a caustic, even baking soda, can potentially be harmful to your engine. Electrolysis units could void warranty on your car. Check your dealer.

• Size, Stan Meyer units are generally larger than units that use plates.

• Safety. Both designs produce HHO, known as Brown's gas. HHO is highly combustible. We recommend use of a "bubbler" between the HHO generator and the connection to the intake on your engine. The bubbler will quench any spark from a backfire, for example, before it reaches the HHO generator. We also recommend wiring the unit to run ONLY when the fuel pump is running, NOT to the accessory switch.

• Convenience. Electrolysis units require handling dangerous caustics and must be carefully adjusted to be sure the amp draw is not excessive. The Stanley Meyer type unit uses distilled water but will generally run fine on tap or well water available anywhere.

• Heat. The Stanley Meyer design runs cool because it is extremely efficient. All electrolysis units get hot as they run. Some get hot enough to turn the electrolytic fluid into steam that will enter your engine. Once a generator overheats and runs out of water it can burn out the electrodes or short the electronics.

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