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| Name: Craig Moore | | Age: 45 | | City: Michigan | | Country: | United States |
| | Gender: Male | | Dating Status: Single | | Hometown: Jackson | | |
| Movies: The Kingdom of Heaven, The Matrix, Resident Evil, Shrek the Third, The ILLUSIONIST, Brazil and many more. | | Books: Gibberspeak by Craig Ashley Moore |
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 | | Sunday, July 20, 2008 at 8:53 PM |  | We have worked through a lot of problems and we do know what makes the engine sputter and sometimes stall. And we know how to make it stop. This is not to say that HHO is ever a perfect solution. We also know that engines can be built better to start with so that there would not be any need for HHO. But gee, who is going to make an engine that burns less gas? Not GM or Ford. President Bush missed an important economics lesson some years ago. If the De Bears diamond company wanted to sell more...a perfect 1 caret diamond for $25 they could by mining more of them. They don't want to lower the price so they control the supply. The oil companies can do the same. If they would refine enough oil early in the Spring, the surplus of gasoline would lower the price. They don't want to sell gas at $1.50 a gallon so they simply hold back the supply. Drilling more holes in the ground will not automatically increase the supply at the pump or stop the hoarding of oil into the strategic oil reserves. less |  |
| Sunday, June 29, 2008 at 9:42 AM |  | HHO is an experiment that can and does work. It does have its problems. It might not be the best solution since it requires constant attention and effort to keep it working well. It works well in my Saturn, but the results are not consistant in our Ford. The Saturn is a car that was built for fuel ecconomy and this is the kind of car that people should be driving. What people want is a huge vehical with power to spare and with room for six people. They will drive this to work each day alone more...and wonder why gas costs so much. The ultimate solution for families with more than one car is to have one electric vehical. With a range of only 100 miles per charge, this kind of car can get a person to work and home again each day. The drive to work and back is most of our diving and it accounts for most of the gasoline consumed in the USA. This is why I am comitted to converting one of my cars to electric before gas reaches $7 a gallon. We can't live in the past. We might be able to live in the future if we are willing to adapt.
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| Tuesday, March 11, 2008 at 9:45 AM |  | A few things that I insist on are that my HHO generators allow water to circulate freely and that they create turbulent water currents. All of the water in the generator must be in the path of the electrical current and must be directly active in the production of gasses. Only the water between conductive surfaces will electrolyze, ionize, and make gasses. |  |
| Sunday, February 10, 2008 at 8:37 PM |  | A good generator made better. I did something to the negative plate to increase gas production. It is all there on my channel for you to veiw. Just like the picture of the girl in the bathtub, you could see everything if it were not for those pesky little bubbles. |  |
| Wednesday, February 6, 2008 at 5:24 PM |  | An important consideration concerning a pulse or an AC current is that a capacitor blocks DC and passes AC. So, if you construct the hydrogen generator like a capacitor with many close plates, the pulses will pass through and the circuit will aid gas production. My generator design was made to work best with DC current by spacing the plates father apart and using a very strong electrolyte.
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 |  | | |  |  | HHO update 02:32 HHO testing in our Ford continues. The effects of heat and the strength of the electrolytes are noted. Added: Feb 24, 08 Views: 5,094 Category: Science & Technology |
| |  | | |  | |  | Our HHO generator tested with pulse circuit and with out. 07:34 Our generator does not seem to benefit much from a pulse circuit to raise efficiency. It may only be at 58% or less, but If we were to try to generate more...more gas, that gas would be more steam than hydrogen and oxygen due to heat. We are using our Winter formula with alcohol to demonstrate the amount of gasses produced. 1 litter in 1 min and 14 seconds. Some say that simple things don't work. I say that complex things tend to fail and magic is only an illusion that looks wonderful when we don't understand. Science is not an illusion, but it can be just as magical for those who understand. less Added: Feb 2, 08 Views: 5,618 Category: Science & Technology |
|  | |  | Little Pulse Circuit that can handle some big watts 02:51 An experimental pulse circuit that can handle large current draws from HHO generators without heating up or burning out. Not a motor speed control, or more...a lamp dimmer. This, as far as I know, has never been done before. This modulates a DC current with high voltage spikes and will not severely limit power output. It works on the same principle that causes your lights to flicker off and on again in a lightning storm. No excessive lights, knobs, switches, or guages are used. It will send pulses into the generator which can resonate with the molecular rate of the water in solution. Adjustable from 580 Hz to 41,000 Hz. The pulse width narrows as frequency increases. One simple adjustment, and almost no loss of power from heat dissipation, or resistance. Thousands of volts can be quite shocking so beware. Now I must name it. Hummm... Moore's Modulator? Inverse pulse induction power clamping modulator? DC carrier pulse wave modulator? Power pulse interrupter? Golly gee it looks too simple to work, are you sure it works circuit because I saw something much more complicated that I don't know how it works and stuff and I was so in awe that I purchased ten of em and I don't know how to connect one of them up but they look so cool man with all the neat twisty things and a small chunk of rare meteor that fell to Earth in New Mexico back in 1942 that emanates dark energy from the void of the Universe dude? Heck, I will just call it "The little pulse circuit that could," or LPCTC less Added: Jan 26, 08 Views: 2,675 Category: Science & Technology |
|  |  | The economic stim-You-less plan 01:49 To boost China's economy, GW Bush pumps 140 billion dollars into our pockets in the form of a tax cut which we can spend on Chinese made products. Added: Jan 20, 08 Views: 244 Category: News |
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