Representatives from Ronn Motor Company just announced they will be going to China this summer to show off their H2GO hydrogen injection system. The system is used in the Scorpion “green” supercar (above) and will also be used by RBX Management Corp. on two 18-wheel semi trucks in the near future. The two trucks will start using Ronn’s GPS tracking system this week as part of a 30-day data collecting period. Once the month is over, the trucks will be fitted with the H2GO system, which is supposed to improve mileage by 20 to 30 percent thanks to on-board generated hydrogen that is injected into the fuel line. Yeah, we know. Skeptisicm is warranted, but RBX will apparently use the 30-day trial period to get baseline data on their trucks that will then be compared to how the trucks operate with the H2GO system in place. I’m sure a breathless release touting success is only about 60 days away.
[Source: Ronn Motor Company]
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