What do you all reckon this is?

[paturoa]

At the classic festival on Sunday there was a SV 650, very tidy too I might add, with this attached to the side.

My guess is it is using the bike power, note the fat power cable, for electrolysis and then feeding the hydrogen and oxygen back into the bike.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolysis_of_water

Interesting thing is that the regulators on zooks use a SCRs which waste a lot of power and are more efficient with high current draws.

Who also did this has a very high standard of fabrication too!

???????????

[bsasuper]

He's built that from a magazine or off the internet, if you watch mythbusters they have done it to, It dosn't do jackshit, the amount of gas it produces is minimal and will react with all the rubber and plastics of the fuel system:eek5:

[paturoa]

Ah thought that was what it was, the builder did a top notch job on it, so will be bummed on the disolving plastics and rubber.

[spookytooth]

A guy at work had some thing like that on his car.He swore by it,untill it was left on all day.That evening when he started his car the outlet manafold fucked off from the motor taking the bonnet with it.I only heard it and almost died laffing at the mess it made

[The Pastor]

be interesting to see a dyno graph to go with that aye

[hmmmnz]

nah you've all got it wrong, its clearly a bike bong:eek:

[craisin]

a mate made a system like that for his late 80s FI Mazda had it set up that hydrogen entered by-passing the Mass Airflow Sensor:mad: much to my disapproval:doh: he had to replace the ECU and say nothing to me to avoid the [I told you so]:banana:

[GSXRjohn]

nah you've all got it wrong, its clearly a bike bong:eek:

Glad someone finally figured it out

Watch that thing blow smoke rings