electrolysis, HHO intake charge

[dogfriend]

Originally Posted by Goolash

That being said, when are they going to come up with acid-resistant ICE components, so I can make myself a nitric acid (HNO3) injection system? It would be like NO2, but even more O! If it's good enough for NASA rockets, it should be good enough for us, right?

I don't see any potential problems with that plan. Let us know how it works for you. Maybe you should try mixing in some other ingredients to see if that improves the mileage over straight nitric acid.

[priusenvy]

Originally Posted by dogfriend

In grad school, we had a weekly grad student "seminar" which was held on Thursday afternoons at Sudwerks (a brew pub) in Davis, CA. We would complain about various things while downing lager and marzen, then get on our bicycles and weave our way home. Using a bicycle is much more considerate as a form of transportation when you are falling down drunk because you are less likely to hurt innocent bystanders.

I'm an Aggie. And I can tell you from experience that it is possible to get arrested for riding a bicycle while intoxicated. No, not me, it was one of my roommates.

[dogfriend]

Originally Posted by priusenvy

I'm an Aggie. And I can tell you from experience that it is possible to get arrested for riding a bicycle while intoxicated. No, not me, it was one of my roommates.

Oh yeah, I'm fully aware that it is illegal to BWI (bike while intoxicated), but it is a better option than DWI.

[mheinle]

Science Smience...I do not know what all of you are arguing about. I just install a flux capasitor in my Prius..."It's what makes time travel possible"

"1.21 Gigawatts!"

[adavidw]

For my money, I don't think a flux capacitor will take you nearly far enough, since you're still stuck in this dimension. That's why I've got an oscillation overthruster installed in my Prius.

[priusenvy]

Originally Posted by adavidw

For my money, I don't think a flux capacitor will take you nearly far enough, since you're still stuck in this dimension. That's why I've got an oscillation overthruster installed in my Prius.

Hate to tell you this, but it's installed backwards. It causes you to travel backwards in time while in motion, thus arriving at your destination before you made the decision to leave. I imagine this has caused you great confusion as you've no idea how you got to where you are at, as you haven't left yet.

[adavidw]

Thanks for the help! I definitely was getting confused a lot. Each time it happened I tried to contact the place where I got it, but I kept getting weird responses, like the place didn't exist yet or something. It all makes sense now! I'll flip the thing around in the morning.

[bwilson4web]

In Huntsville AL, we all have ours set forward. Of course that means we keep giving folks directions referencing places that closed or were bulldozed and built over years ago ... opps now decades ago.

Bob Wilson

[jayman]

Originally Posted by bwilson4web

In Huntsville AL, we all have ours set forward. Of course that means we keep giving folks directions referencing places that closed or were bulldozed and built over years ago ... opps now decades ago.

Bob Wilson

Whoops, that is a common mistake if you forget to set the appropriate time reference on the trip computer. Don't forget to take into account the precession of the equinoxes, probably best to deal with sidereal time

[alanh]

ANYway....
RE: the local news report, I think we're going to be seeing more of these stories of how "jus' folks" came up with a genius way to make energy out of just water. CNN ran an iReport (viewer-submitted video) a few days ago allegedly showing a small motor running on just water and a "cheap chemical".