Update: FTC puts Dennis Lee out of business.
It has been a long time coming, but Dennis Lee is now effectively out of the HHO business.*
The FTC is continuing to work on further prosecution. Science 1, pseudo
science 0. Dutchman is Dennis Lee's company, and is the company which
caused our guest Kip significant damage to his car.
There are loads of other HHO scammers out there but Lee was one of the
biggest. His HAFC used all the add-ons and widgets to help obscure the
fact that none of it works. So no, it didn't work by catalytic effect,
it certainly didn't work by fuel replacement, it didn't work by using
an efie to "trick" the computer, it didn't work by adding just the
right magic solvent. It just plain didn't work, despite using all the
tricks that show up here at CR4 as explanations for why the
scammer-du-jour device works.
Sadly he is not yet behind bars, so he can continue to promote his
other perpetual motion machine, the Sundance generator and Hummingbird
motor (search YouTube for all sorts of interesting videos -- some of
them absolutely hilarious). But this is good work by the FTC and John
Heywood, director of Sloan Automotive Lab at MIT. Testing was done at Compliance and Research Services Inc in New Jersey.
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