QUOTE(zeone @ May 31 2012, 08:27 PM)
A simple circuit controlled by driver's door sensor switch is good enuf. Even if it's on in daytime, current consumption by LEDs is minimal...
So to those of yu who still wld like to hv an LED Keyhole Light...What are yu waiting for??
Like
Nike says..."
Juz do it!!!"
Let's do it, guys!!


What key ring light? Tapping into door switch to light up the ring is not purposeful la, for decoration only. So, tell me, once you disarm your alarm, you get into the car, what do you do immediately? Ignite? Or shut the door? If your key ring light off after you shut your door at night time, you still need a torch light to search for the "hole"

That's why with timer/slow dim is recommended.
QUOTE(zeone @ May 31 2012, 09:09 PM)
1 of my relatives did same to his H Accord. In the end he dismantled it altho it did save a bit...
Mainly cos of high risk of explosion!!
(NB. Yu do kno that Hydrogen is a VERY explosive gas should it be mixed with air & ignited somehow...?)
Continuous maintenance needed.
Frankly NOT worth the minimal savings....
ps. Our petrol is still among the lowest in the region, rite?
Friend of mine in Phoenix already did his lawn mower running on WATER! Cost of building it as expansive as a BUICK

Besides of the carburator & block, everything stainless steel, including intake/exhaust/piston/valve/pressured hydrogen tank. However, according to him drinking water is as expansive as petrol over there

Charging the hydro tank is another pain in the butt. In order to mow his lawn, he'd charge the pressure tank whole night for a 15 minutes garden work

So, now his STAINLESS STEEL LAWN MOWER is back to 91 Regular
According to him, hydrogen highly combustible and ease of ignition with air mixture. HOWEVER, most of the ignition DO happened IN a contained area. For example, his lawn mower with the pressure tank with compressed hydrogen can be a hydrogen bomb if it ignite the tank. He did clarified normal hydrogen kit we used on motor vehicle will generate a small amount of hydrogen that spray into the intake system, some of it already leaked out. The remainder helps to improve combustion, whereas the others will be release to the atmosphere. Therefore, without a STORAGE/PRESSURE tank to store the hydrogen, there is 0 risk
I've got those information since 2004, but until today still haven't get to really put it into action.
QUOTE(dares @ May 31 2012, 09:30 PM)
Got such thing in reality?
Straight go nuclear power la

Nah...