Over the past few months, you may have heard on the news or Internet how people are using plain water to power their car. It's an amazing story, especially with $5/gallon gas in the US, and $10/gallon gas in Europe, but it it true?
Water fuel technology has actually been with us since the second world war, when it helped to power both tanks and fighter aircraft. Now it is back with a vengeance and it's simple water injection system will not only assist in increasing gas mileage, but will also help to cool down engines.
The development of hydrogen fuel cars began in the 1960's but didn't really take off until a few years ago due to the fact that they rely on a costly specialized fuel which wasn't always easy to come by. Two examples of such vehicles that are currently available on the market are the BMW H7 and the Audi A2H2, which cost in the region of $100,000. With these factors in mind the majority of car manufacturers have avoided hydrogen cars, but also due to an incomplete understanding of this science and the lack of operating hydrogen gas stations.
Scientists from Japan have been able to develop a source of energy by transforming water into electricity and it has been proven successful as an efficient fuel supply for the bullet train. Those of us in the US and Europe might have to wait for several more years before this new technology reaches us, but maybe we have come up with something even better. Scientists have at last come up with a method that will combines water, electricity and gasoline and converts them into two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen (HHO). HHO is both a safe a clean product and the most exciting part about it is that HHO can be used in almost any vehicle on the road.
So how much does this revolutionary system cost? Well a Professionally installed HHO system is priced at around $2,500 whereas an HHO conversion kit will cost you about $500. The kit itself is easy to assemble and install, so you could actually do it yourself for less than $150 as the parts are easily available. The top kits come with illustrated diagrams, a complete parts list and full instructions and you don't need to be a qualified mechanic to get it properly installed.
An estimated 98% of all road vehicles can be adapted for HHO technology and the principle advantage is without a doubt the possible 40% savings in fuel consumption. Apart from that though you will own a car that is cleaner, more environmentally friendly and one that will improve your mileage big time. A car manufacturer's warranty will be in no way affected by converting to HHO, so this could be the chance for you to make a difference. Aren't you just tied of being held to ransom by the rich oil producing nations? Well, if you are you now have the chance to run your vehicle on cheap fuel and not have to worry about the mileage anymore.
Water fuel technology has actually been with us since the second world war, when it helped to power both tanks and fighter aircraft. Now it is back with a vengeance and it's simple water injection system will not only assist in increasing gas mileage, but will also help to cool down engines.
The development of hydrogen fuel cars began in the 1960's but didn't really take off until a few years ago due to the fact that they rely on a costly specialized fuel which wasn't always easy to come by. Two examples of such vehicles that are currently available on the market are the BMW H7 and the Audi A2H2, which cost in the region of $100,000. With these factors in mind the majority of car manufacturers have avoided hydrogen cars, but also due to an incomplete understanding of this science and the lack of operating hydrogen gas stations.
Scientists from Japan have been able to develop a source of energy by transforming water into electricity and it has been proven successful as an efficient fuel supply for the bullet train. Those of us in the US and Europe might have to wait for several more years before this new technology reaches us, but maybe we have come up with something even better. Scientists have at last come up with a method that will combines water, electricity and gasoline and converts them into two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen (HHO). HHO is both a safe a clean product and the most exciting part about it is that HHO can be used in almost any vehicle on the road.
So how much does this revolutionary system cost? Well a Professionally installed HHO system is priced at around $2,500 whereas an HHO conversion kit will cost you about $500. The kit itself is easy to assemble and install, so you could actually do it yourself for less than $150 as the parts are easily available. The top kits come with illustrated diagrams, a complete parts list and full instructions and you don't need to be a qualified mechanic to get it properly installed.
An estimated 98% of all road vehicles can be adapted for HHO technology and the principle advantage is without a doubt the possible 40% savings in fuel consumption. Apart from that though you will own a car that is cleaner, more environmentally friendly and one that will improve your mileage big time. A car manufacturer's warranty will be in no way affected by converting to HHO, so this could be the chance for you to make a difference. Aren't you just tied of being held to ransom by the rich oil producing nations? Well, if you are you now have the chance to run your vehicle on cheap fuel and not have to worry about the mileage anymore.
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