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Will The Joe Cell Work On A Diesel Engine?

Jan 16, 2009 by Ronny M | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

The Joe cell is assumed to work on a petrol motor with a spark plug/s.
When the engine sufficiently "energized, then the cork leads could be removed. That would mean that the HT power is not really needed for the burning of the fuel?
Ronny

If the diesel does not sully the Joe cell, it will work. Unlike petrol which is an alcohol blend, diesel fuel is an oil.

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Does Anyone Have The Actual Plans For The "connection" Of A Joe Cell To An ICE Like A VW 1600cc?

Aug 04, 2007 by frankyzee | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I see how to build the cell and operate it. I just can't seem to find information on connecting it to the engine, carburator.

never throng of a joe cell what is it i am curious

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Has Anyone Here Made A Joe Cell Run A Petrol Engine??

Jun 13, 2007 by Fish | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

A Joe cell is a 12volt component that uses electrolisis of normal water to release gas containing 2 Hydrogen molecules and one Oxygen molecle....see youtube.com to see a joe cell in actin and some acconts of cars ceaseless on them ...
it is getting

What's a Petrol mechanism. Mine still runs on gasoline, not cooking oil. It's that what you mean Petrol is cooking oil brand, I guess mine would chave to run on Crisco!

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skeptical of this since replications aren't standard.

Deming council shoots down cell phone ordinance

16.06.10

Deming Municipality Councilors unplugged the call for a distracted while driving ordinance during their regular Monday meeting.

Councilor Linda Enis was alone in her fortify for the ordinance addendum, which would have, if passed, put limits on cellular phone use while driving. Councilors David Sanchez, William Shattuck and Joe "Butter" Milo each voted against the calculate.

The councilors did not weigh in on why they voted against the ordinance, but they did hear an ear full from some local residents.

"Since it's such a small township, why do you need to be on the phone all the time," local Keith Harris asked. "What do you suppose us old folks did before they invented all this communication? We got along; we did our occupation; we made our income."

Local business owner Edward Khanbabian argued against the ordinance, citing the immersion of technology in our common lives.

"Everybody is in the need of using a cellular phone," he told the council, further arguing that See trade is not dense

Source: Silver City Sun News

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