HHO Gas, a Better Alternative to Gas?

Filed Under (Online Business) by Sam on 30-12-2009

What a year, beginning of the year OIL was approaching $200, and now in the month of October, oil has dived down to $60 per barrel…what the!  And throw in the financial crisis … thanks to the so called ‘know all’ fat cats – the world is tittering on global disaster.  Now is the time to tighten up our pockets and one of the best way to start is with the car.  And with so many water for fuel options around … let’s look at 3 of the popular ebooks going around -

Water4Gas eBook, RunYourCarOnWater and Gas4Free -

Below are 2 excerpt reviews of each product found online from ‘Ezinearticles’ -

Water4Gas eBook

1. “Water4Gas is a simple do-it-yourself device which is installed into you car. This device converts water into brown gas which is also known as hydrogen or HHO. It is then used to power your car. Everything is very simple, but don’t think that you will be able to use only water as a fuel, you will still need gasoline, hydrogen is only used as a supplemental fuel. You don’t need any special knowledge to do this device, the only thing you should do is to follow step-by-step instruction and plans. You will find all of the required materials in any hardware shop.” – Zac Bassham

2. “Your only real worry is whether some of the claims of water4gas are legitimate. Well, tell me this, if they were trying to sell you a product that did not work, would they offer a money back guarantee? I am guessing not. Well, that is exactly what water4gas does. You have 60 days to test out the technology for yourself or you get a complete refund. I think this should soothe your concerns about whether water4gas really works.” – Peter Johnston

RunYourCaronWater

1. “But to correct the understanding of most folks, the water is not burnt as a fuel. So it is not exactly right scientifically and factually to use the term “water fuel”. Rather, this water is broken down by a electrolyzer into HHO, commonly called Brown’s gas to aid the combustion of gasoline. The engine still requires gas to power it.” – Davion Wong

2. “First, let us categorize what is not a water powered vehicle. Steam engine is one example here because it uses the water as an agent to transmit heat energy. It usually has a heat source that uses fuel of some kind. The crower six stroke cycle, wherein in water is injected into the cylinder walls for cooling purposes and increasing compression ratio, is also another. Hydrogen fuel powered vehicles also fall into this category. Although water is the main ingredient for producing hydrogen; these are made in industrial plant by using electricity. In this case, the car ultimately receives its energy from the plant and the hydrogen just acts as the carrier of this power.” – Gary Varga

Gas4Free

1. “It is an externally built system that can be inserted into a car to make hydrogen fuel. The end result is that you would be powering your car with a mixture of gasoline and water. This technology has actually already been found many years ago, but was never really commercialized due to its potentially serious impact on the oil industry.” – Judd Marshall

2. “This is done thru low cost materials, has low to no risk , and with very little technical data needed. Water ( H2O ) can be turned into a robust fuel which is named HHO thru a simple but unknown process.  This HHO supplies the power of hydrogen whilst also keeping up the stability of water, is extraordinarily clean, really safe, and helps highly to improving fuel efficiency.” – Thomas Richards

There you have it – key point here is, water is not the source that runs your car.  Water is one of many sources that are used to produce Brown Gas (HHO) , which then is used to power up your car, improve your car’s performance and save costs!   It’s a great way to save your fuel costs but more importantly, help to reduce ‘Green House’ gas emissions!

 

 

 

 

 

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