Run Your Car On Water
When people hear that it is possible to run your car on water, it is usually associated with using HHO gas as an energy, by making your own HHO generator. What is HHO gas? How can making an HHO generator save you money? Is HHO even real? Everything about HHO gas and HHO generators will be discussed here!
HHO is a gas also known as oxyhydrogen or Brown's gas. HHO gas is a mixture of hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) at a 2:1 ration, hence "HHO."
It is a combustible gas, meaning that it can be burned for energy, like gasoline is usually used. One of the many advantages of HHO however, is that it stores a lot of energy while burning cleanly. More specifically HHO gas is known to have the power of hydrogen gas, while retaining the stability of water. (In other words, hydrogen gas is very volalite and explosive, while HHO is not.) In addition, its only bi-product is water, making it a very clean energy souce.
To create HHO gas in your car, water is electrolyzed (separated by an electric force) into its core components: hydrogen and oxygen. These two elements recombine into the product of water electrolysis: HHO gas! To give you an scientific and quantitative indication of the power of HHO gas, about 0.025 joules of electric energy result in about 241,800 joules, an incredibly high rate of return.
HHO is also called Brown's gas, after the 1977 patent by Yull Brown. Brown (shown below), first made use of HHO gas as a welding torch. HHO gas was not immediately applied as an energy source for automobiles. It wasn't until the advent of the internet that word was spread that it was possible to use HHO gas to run your car on water!
Before using HHO gas to run your car on water, other uses of HHO included wedling or cutting metal and glass, and "fire polishing" glass. HHO gas was also used to power limelights for a time.
Scientists debate about the true potential of using HHO gas as an energy. As with all budding scientific discoveries, there are those that criticize it. A major tenant in science is that if something can be scientifical replicated and done multiple times, then it is taken to be a law. Recently, HHO is becoming more accepted due to repeated video demonstrations of its usage. An example video is shown below of Yull Brown using HHO.
HHO Generators; Use HHO Generators to save money on gas.
How does all of this relate to being able to run your car on water? Well, to connect the two, it is actually possible to build yourself an HHO generator to run your car!
Converting your car to burn water with an HHO generator is very safe, very easy to do. Assembling the HHO generator is reversible and thus won't void your vehicle's warranty!
Using an HHO generator is NOT part of a perpetual motion setup, meaning that the same water that is a bi-product, cannot be used to refuel the system. Instead HHO gas from an HHO generator is used to supplement energy to your vehicle.
The HHO generator (basically, any small one-liter container) is the electrolysis device and is filled with water. Then after it is connected to your battery, the water is electrolyzed by the HHO generator, turning it into HHO gas. The HHO generator only creates the gas as needed though. The higher the RPM, the more gas the HHO generator produces. From the HHO generator, the HHO gas is moved to the engine and supplied as energy, powering the vehicle!
While the HHO generator phenomenon is hard to believe, it is very possible to use HHO gas to run your car on water! The easiest way is to purchase a guide instructing you how to build an HHO generator.
Using HHO gas to power your vehicle typically improves the fuel efficiency of your vehicle by at least 50%, meaning that your gasoline costs will be cut in half.
So don't wait! Build your own HHO generator,
and start saving money on gas now!
