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Hydrogen On Demand DIY – Explained by Noah (original video).

6 July 2008 5 Comments

In this video my friend Noah came over and showed me his latest DIY project. He installed an in-line Hydrogen-On-Demand system into his Jeep Cherokee. It apparently increases his miles per gallon and claims that he is spending less time at the pump, effectively saving money. After some anticipated curiosity on my part, he finally came over and showed me his hydrogen cell contraption. Upon first glance I thought “nice science fair project” but when the engine started and the reaction occurred – “watch out Flux Capacitor.” I take no responsibility for this information and I am not claiming it is correct. I am only relating to you what my friend Noah was up to.

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  • Street Videos said:

    Buddy , I agree with this article, just sometimes I read so fast everything and I miss things that after read them again, I can understand it better.. ;) . Your Hydrogen On Demand DIY – Explained by Noah (original video). Blog Stumbled up and Bookmarked, so I keep updated on every article you write from now now on street videos.

    # 30 August 2008 at 6:11 pm
  • Run Your Car on Water Scam said:

    Run Your Car on Water Scam…

    With rising gas prices, its no wonder everyone is looking for ways to save money and/or dish out even more money in order to save money in the long run (in order to find alternative energy sources)….

    # 25 October 2008 at 8:31 am
  • insifebtent said:

    Solid post.. hope to definitely visit again:D

    # 20 May 2009 at 7:08 pm
  • Teddy said:

    Great blog you got here…keep up the good work.

    # 30 August 2009 at 3:33 pm
  • Shirley Federick said:

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    # 30 April 2010 at 10:28 am

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