Today I got a new car (honda civic 97). My other one is a big 6 cyl. I am tired to pay for oil. I just downgraded my car (less luxe, no leather, no electric stuffs). Its a pain at the beginning but I will able to finally do my HHO cell in the next following week!

With my other car I just have no room to put anything inside the engine bay!

My first thing I will do is to put my MOD Catch Can, I made a filter and filled with silica gel, to do the same as the condensator. I cannot wait to see if I will catch stuffs with that thing!

After that I will connect my HHO cell on the catch can to send the HHO in the PCV valve instead of air filter.

Then, I will need to do the EFIE circuit for hacking the oxygen sensor.

I hope all this will help to do better mileage!

I was wondering if its possible to separate the Hydrogen and oxygen so to put the hydrogen inside the PCV and the oxygen inside the air filter?

It's possible to separate Hydrogen and Oxygen by nuclear power because they do it in submarines.  I came across something describing the use of electrolysis to do it, by Phil Stone but don't know what the results are.  One problem is that the Sec. of Energy made some statement about all this being a hoax.  He went on to state that perpetual motion and perpetual energy does not exist.  He did not explain how we got all those satellites out there going around the Earth, though.  Or how come my magnets move around and around when I apply the poles. (my problem is I don't have the right tools so my magnets are so strong, they suddenly break off on me so I've still got to fix that) but I know it can work.  Dyson said you've got to make 300,000 prototypes that fail before you get one to work, but none are failures, because you learn something each time.

Thanks for the information.  Yes with gases temperature and pressure are directly propotionate and with climate we get hot air that causes a lowered pressure and the cold higher pressure will move towards the lowered pressure.  Since you bring this up about water,  the rain droplets move up and down with the heat and cold even though they are wrapped around a dust particle. Does heat allow things with higher density to rise also? the water apparently melts, then pulls more droplets then goes up, freezes, falls down until it drops.  There is an index that has something to do with how cold it is and how much humidity it can hold as to when it finally rains.

But what about solids and pressure vs temperature?  How would that apply with plate tectonics?  Would the higher pressure also of solids actually cause higher temperatures, or would it have to involve zpe? 4/24 Geologist explains, no zpe involved, is radiation, convection and Dynamo effect electromagnetic energy I just read quantum physics has to be used to explain geophysics but its not required to learn physics for geosciences, so trying to use classical basic physics is confusing me.  I'm thinking of switching to physics after I finish my geoscience in the fall.
So no vacuum in Mars, I guess I used a bad example, but someone else explained the lack of friction in space allows the satellites to move and if energy was extracted it would slow it down. 4/24 found out Mars has ice caps both water and CO2, small atmosphere compared to Earths

... Just found a site that explains this pressure thing I'm trying to describe.http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/wwhlpr/constant_pressure_surface.rxml?hret=/guides/mtr/fw/prs/prstmp.rxml
It's saying as the temperature goes up, the height goes up then the pressure goes down.Pressure decreases with height.  This might be why I'm misunderstanding.  Cooling changes the height, lowers the height and the pressure increases. http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/guides/mtr/fw/prs/prstmp.rxml
Now what happens when dealing with subduction of matter?  Does the lowering of the height (basically minus altitude) cause the pressure to also increase?  Besides the fact it's going under the other plate, I mean?  And how would this effect temperature?  There was some talk a few years back stating some scientists did not think this alone would cause the temperatures to get as high as they do.  So I'm wondering about quantum physics, and how would it explain this? 4/24  Geologist explains involves radiation  also, which also is involved in fact that core and asthenosphere is solid
I'm wondering if also maybe there is more involved in magnetism that causes the push pull effect of plate tectonics along with cell convection.  They tell and show us the magnetic polarization, North and South, they show the magnetic directions of each plate, some are a little askewed due to plates moving west and east then turning up or down when pushed by a lower or higher plate.  They mentioned the newest theory of the push-pull  but did not put the magnetic issue necessarily with it.  Yet at the diversional plate it has two sides of the same polar dirction, the next outside of it is opposite, the next is opposite and so on.  Opposites attract and same repel, so this is making me think?  Why don't they explain it?

Hi guys, my name is Charlie and I'm an electrical engineering PhD student working full time at a national laboratory.  40 hours a week, plus school and a new baby - I'm staying pretty busy!  Once I finish school I'm hoping to get a staff position at the lab - fingers crossed. 

Although my current research deals with trace explosive detection, my passion is for energy generation and magnetic field interactions.  For the past two years I've been shooting around ideas on permanent magnet generators - actually it's been longer than that but I've only recently became serious about them. 

I've tried several things that ended up not working, but I gained a lot from them.  I started out trying various shielding methods, those failed because the shield takes on the same magnetic field polarity that the coil's core would have - this mostly happens at the edges of the shield as it approaches, despite the thickness of the shield.  Perhaps curling the edges of the shield would help, but this was a feeble effect anyway, so I abandoned it.  I've since found myself working on ways of "redirecting" the field that seem to hold much more promise.  More particularly, I believe it might be possible to "buffer" a coil from a moving magnet by using a stationary magnet between the two.  The trick here is to balance the forces so that the moving magnet moves with the least possible force.  My ultimate goal is to have a generator where back torque does not affect the prime mover. 

I was actually in the process of building a prototype but it had to be postponed due to finals.  Maybe someday I'll be able to work on my own research.