Has anyone heard of 'hydrogen ASSIST' testing with the rotary engine?

In my mind, it seems like an ideal candidate.

Thanks, Mike

What is that Mike?

--
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

I use gmail so whenever read a rotary engine email I get ads.
The "burn water in your car" ads are very common.
I have a hair more respect for those companies that call the hydrogen
and oxygen mixture generated from hydrolysis an additive.

Many of these companies are using the term "fuel-cell" which
is misleading if not a lie depending on your definition of fuel cell.

Some also promote a conspiracy theory about car companies and
oil companies trying to squash this revolutionary technology to
make more money.

When some of these kits are installed they also change the software
in the car's computer. One blogger suspects that they are using the
chip to trade power for fuel economy. For most drivers, programming
the chip for slow acceleration could make a substantial increase
in fuel economy. Of course self-control is much cheaper.

Here's an article about Delphi's system that makes hydrogen from
fuel to lower emissions and increase fuel economy.
http://www.autofieldguide.com/articles/090203.html

-Jeff Martin

There is no doubt that extraordinary emissions regulations have increased
the fuel burn of cars. There is a large group of egalitarians, that resent
the car because it is mostly used as a symbol of wealth, promoting these
draconian regulation as a way of penalizing car use. Most other people have
been conditioned to accept these regulation without question. Lean burn
is an excellent example of how emissions regulations increases fuel burn.

BTW I see trucks, buses and school buses in the LA area
still pumping out black smoke. The next time some one sees a school bus
pumping out black smoke please video the event  showing the license plate
number and post it on youtube.

How about giving cars a rest for awhile?

BRUCE-BRIGGS, B. The War against the Automobile
Dutton. 1977. ISBN: 0525230084