Abstract: A system for electronically controlled generation of oxygen and hydrogen gas from an electrolyte. Ambient air is drawn into the system through the air filter and into the inlet hose. The flow of air is caused by the venturi effect of engine intake air passing over the base of the 90 degree induction fitting. The flow of air across the air flow sensor causes the controller to direct power to the chamber power lugs. At the same time, the controller monitors the level of electrolyte in the chamber case. Should the level of electrolyte drop below the upper edge of the process plates, the controller will then cause power to be directed to the reservoir pump to restore electrolyte fluid to a predefined level. In addition to monitoring electrolytic solution level, the controller monitors voltage and amperage across the two chamber power lugs, and the temperature of the electrolytic solution in the process chamber case. This information is stored in the controller and displayed when requested.