Water 4 Gas

[ROC0999]

I was blowing fuse's also so went to discount auto and got a 30 amp relay and haven't blown a fuse yet, I also know that the more stainless you have in the water the more hho it produces, I purchased some stainless wall plates and modified them to fit the rods and wow what a difference, that is what started blowing the fuses also and then got the relay

[mudnuri]

Hey I'm just jumping in on the end of this thread. I have a 96 F-150 with a 302 and I bet it gets 10 gallons per mile and I'm sick about it as my temp job is a 45 minute drive each way. 

Is there something I can do to it just shy of burning it to the ground to get better gas milage? The tires are correct psi and the air filter is clean.

[DocMurphy]

I started out with that CRAP that Water4Gas sells and within a week I removed it and built a monster generator with 9 plates in a Plexiglas housing and no matter what size you have if you place the plates in water { no electrolyte} will not draw any if little Amp's till you put in an electrolyte {Baking soda , KOH or Lye} and the more you add the more amp's it will draw so size has little to do with Amperage draw, optimum draw is 15 amp's {but you can push up to 20 if hard wired and fused to the battery with relay to engage} so as to not burn out your fuse box or melt the wires to the generator also use 10 gauge wire to the generator to minimize the voltage drop and heat buildup.
 

[zobel929]

i have 1 teaspoon per each jar and ive tried a series and parallel and i did notice a increase in gas when using parallel but it just blew the 10 amp fuse.  I have a 2003 f350 6.0 diesel super duty and i noticed a little increase in mileage when i first installed it but now i am actually getting worse mileage than i have with out the water4gas system.  I have a map sensor enhancer but never installed it because i am worried that some thing could happen to my engine if it was running to lean.  what should i do?  Thanks, Brent