Where to Start?

So now I have the manual and some big ideas...

The first thing I have done is read the entire manual from cover to cover (no easy feat, seeing that it's almost 100 pages long). In fact I read it a couple of times.

The first time I read it, it was just to get a rough idea of all the steps involved and the components needed to start. At a first glance, the amount of work seems huge, but after a second read, I began to understand more clearly what is involved. I understand now that the entire system comprises of the following:

• the Generator (this creates the hydrogen and oxygen gas from water using electrodes and a coil),
• the water tank and pump (to store the water and supply the generator),
• the HyTronics module (containing electronics circuits for controlling and coordinating all the components),
• the in-dash indicators (to provide information to the driver of generator pressure, cylinder head pressure etc)
• the throttle assembly (to connect your accelerator to the generator.

The next thing to do is to read up more deeply into the individual processes. Really get your head around the details, until you can see every step in your mind while you read.

After that, draw up a list of supplies needed and categorize them according to the components I listed above.

Now we are ready to begin the search for suppliers...