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In our support center you'll find documentation for installation, maintenance, upgrades etc.
If you can not find what you need in this section visit our FAQ section or contact us.
 Series14a/15a/16a/17a MagDrive Dual/Triple/Quad/Q-5/Magnum/Super Magnum/CigPak instructions 1/1/2009 HHO Booster Pump Installation |
Important Facts... All MagDrive units produced after Oct 1,2007 are the Series 11a[modified] & 12a[modified] 14a, 15a, 16a & 17a model units. These units use white distilled vinegar for the electrolyte solution un-diluted, 1/4oz of FuelfromH2o Hydro-lyte © and steam distilled water ""ONLY" as the top off solution as the vinegar/hydrolyte mix is being consumed in the circulator tank. |
Why we don't use Sodium or Potassium Hydroxide as an electrolyte catalyst:
Both are highly toxic to start with and they both produce a very toxic electrolyte solution that is very hazardous. As a matter of fact that type of electrolyte solution requires an EPA permit for disposal purposes, "its that toxic". Also, just to test sodium hydroxide and what it can do to your engines internal parts that are made of aluminum. Put a couple of tablespoons of caustic soda [lye] into a small container and add water. Now drop in an aluminum soda can and see what happens. Thats what happens to your pistons and heads of your engine over time using caustic soda [lye].
That is why we use White Distilled Vinegar and our Hydro-lyte ©, although a little less efficient, it "IS NOT" toxic and the electrolyte solution is harmless at clean out disposal time. It helps if you read our how to instructions on our support page. Everything we use is of FOOD GRADE QUALITY. You actually can consume our electrolyte solution [not reccommended "tastes really bad"]. That is how ecologically safe and friendly our systems are designed.
