I've been interested in the pantone reactor for a few years. A friend bought the plans from pantone, and when I saw them I thought htat it looked like this was mostly bull, the plans were so poor and incomplete. a few years back, a guy from France made a unit for a lawnmower and it worked! so he posted the info on the web, free of charge and others repeated the setup with success. Then one guy figured, lets try putting only water in the reactor and leave the carb intact, running normally. So no modifications to the engine, just an add on. The product of the reactor was introduced at the air intake and the result was that the motor ran cooler and burned cleaner, with increased power and a consumption that got better and better. Emission tests were done, showing a super clean burn. Since, many people have done the same, some with great results and some with only 10-15 % better consumption, but all of them got a very clean burn. A handkerchief on the exhaust stayed white, on old diesels that burned very poorly previously. The people doing this are mostly farmers, and they're showing others how to at fairs and such. So many have had success and documented their setup (more than one hundred) that I believe that it works. It also seems to function better on diesels than on gasoline. See the latest here: http://reaction.directe1.free.fr/Merco220D/merco.htm and the site where you find most of them: http://pagesperso-orange.fr/quanthommesuite/RealPMCPantone.htm and another: http://pagesperso-orange.fr/quanthommesuite/imagesreal05/fichespadapte.pdf These guys sell a unit: http://www.hypnow.fr/ All these sites are in French, but you can try the google translator. Lots of pics... And, when told about this, Pantone said this could not possibly work...lol Bernard
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