I'm not a scientist but i am pretty sure the gas can't escape through that hole under vacuum 

The Eagle Has Landed

Vic, Australia

I put one jar and 1 bubbler, the jar is small about 300 ml but the deffrence i got was with the inside design, i used plates instead of wires one negative and one positive, i have perfect vacuum in hyunday i used also kind of water or gas part that control the vacuum to not suck the water with one way valve, the jar has so little air coming from outside to make bubbles move faster to the bubbler.

After all tests and electrolyzers i did about 10 and searching in the web info i found that if we build the jar with stanless steel plates over each other like building (-) under (+) with about 15 plates and less than 1/4 tea spoon backing soda the H.H.O. will be so high, and 1.5 mm space in between.

I even seen the gas coming out of the jar with white colour just like the h2o steam, i'll install it and keep you posted.

I got very high amps from the jar with 12 volt and 15amp fuse, its amazing.

Iam having my hyundai last saving calculation yesterday night its making now 285km per 20 liter of gas iam eaving using 90 octaine fuel at first the computer caught me and after 2 weeks its working now with the H.H.O. fuel good no check engine lights since first time installing the H.H.O., the power was perfect and rpm went less 200 than before and lower engine sound, Iam more than happy and hopfully i'll be more with new design with building style jar.

Regards

Going Green

Ehab Al Dasouqi
fuelsaver_jordan@yahoo.com
Hyundai Accent 2003 ( 50% saving)
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Amman - Jordan