Thread: Dual Voltage Perenties. Do you use the 24V side?

In who's universe?

Just because you have an excess or surplus of something doesn't mean that you are going to give it away.

Look as surplus milk, it is turned into milk powder and the surplus of cream from the production of skim milk usually goes to secondary products like icecream base. (It is the actually the only reason that we have the Streets product "magnum" on the market.)

free and surplus are independant of each other.

Now, now kids, play nice 😃😃


Just catching the perentie bug.

? 1990 Perentie 6x6 Air Defence GS
?2013 Range Rover Sport

Its OK TK

Ben and I frequently have robust discussions, there's no animosity!

Diana

Why, are you married ?

Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Are you insufflating the hydrogen over the diesel?

Hi, yes I am injecting the hydrogen gas directly into the air intake at the air filter
Improves economy a has more power. But it is not as good as turbo charging I can do that t a later date.
More important things to do like power steering and break up grade.
Take care all
Brad

Originally Posted by 303gunner

I'd never heard the term before (and I'm sorry I looked it up ), but the addition of another fuel source to the diesel combustion cycle is common, either as a gas as you mention, or as a liquid additive to the diesel (ie Diesahol fuel, a blend of Diesel and Ethanol has been used in Sydney Buses to reduce emissions and enhance economy).


I think it has been shown conclusively that the energy required to generate the Hydrogen far exceeds the energy created in the more efficient burn, but it does have advantages in reducing emissions and oil contamination.

I think that most people forget that by adding hydrogen to the system helps make a quicker more flammable burn which helps burn some of that 70% of fuel that is blown out of the exhaust pipe un burned

Originally Posted by brad56

... 70% of fuel that is blown out of the exhaust pipe un burned

This is the point where we know you don't know what you are talking about.

Sounds like confusion with combustion engine energy conversion efficiency.

Facts appear to be a bit mangled though.

Been trying to find some empirical research on H2O2 use in diesel engines. Very difficult with all the snake oil websites out there.