HHO Gas Cars

[johnandrews52]

Can we run our car with water and gas?
Can anybody tell me is the HHO Gas is real working or is another scam?

[djackso]

I heard this too.

Not sure if it's true - I have my doubts.

[ron1863]

Don't know but where would you fill the tank

[ronaldcollins]

hi there, I use water to fuel a car as a supplement to gasoline. In fact, very little water is needed, only one quart of water provides over 1800 gallons of HHO gas which can literally last for months and significantly
increase your car fuel efficiently, improve emissions quality, and save money. I found the way through this site [url]http://www.linkremoved i really recommend it to everybody, it's a nice ebook where you can find the instructions on how to do it! take a look.

[Paul mabbott]

Does anyone get a feeling of deja-vu?
Water Powered Cars & Planes

[eeyore]

Originally Posted by Paul mabbott

Does anyone get a feeling of deja-vu?
Water Powered Cars & Planes

yep - again

i particularly like on the site quoted above " the process is comopletely reversible and so will not effect your manufacturers warranty "

converting your car to run on a completely different fuel wont effect the warranty , hmmm yeah right - be interesting to get a manufacturers take on that.

[Meta menardi]

Originally Posted by johnandrews52

Can we run our car with water and gas?
Can anybody tell me is the HHO Gas is real working or is another scam?

Originally Posted by ronaldcollins

hi there, I use water to fuel a car as a supplement to gasoline. In fact, very little water is needed, only one quart of water provides over 1800 gallons of HHO gas which can literally last for months and significantly
increase your car fuel efficiently, improve emissions quality, and save money. I found the way through this site [url]http://www.linkremoved i really recommend it to everybody, it's a nice ebook where you can find the instructions on how to do it! take a look.

Oh my gosh, how amazingly lucky that two completely new members should have such an amazing coincidence of request for information and answer! PM each other, you lucky things.

You lucky, lucky people.

[thunder]

It amazes me how stupid car manufacturers are. There are thousands of people out there looking for cars that use less fuel and produce fewer emissions, and what do the manufacturers do? Mess about with streamlining and smart cars and computer controlled engines. Perhaps one of us should let them know about this new technology - you never know, we might even get a cash award!

henrya

[gateway]

Run your engine on water-fuel! Is everyone mad? Apparently it appears that many people are driving around with water fuelled vehicles of all types. From motorcycles to heavy trucks. When I first learned of this foolish method of wasting time and money I quickly back-healed the idea. But when diesel prices hit £1.29 per litre I simply had to discover if there was an alternative to being ripped-off by the tax-man. Having retired and with plenty of time to spare I decided to crawl-the-web. I found that "Otto Brown" first engineered a method of extracting 'hydrogen' from water. Knowing that scientist produced a Hydrogen Bomb there had to be something more than a 'heavy-kick' within this substance. Otto Brown had patented his method of extracting hydrogen from water -- and was murdered! Did 'fuel-barons' burn the guy fearing that his invention might impact upon their profits. And why is it that the 'British Patent Office' categorise this method fuel production, as Secret? Today I popped down to B & Q, spent ten quid and have all the parts I need to manufacture a hydrogen producing fuel cell. What have I got to lose if it won’t work? But what can I gain if it does? The theory is practical and within the reach of everyone. The fuel-cell produces hydrogen gas that simply enters a rubber-tube and then into the engines air-intake breather. The hydrogen enriches the incoming air and causes all the diesel fuel to completely burn -- normally only 30% of fuels burn and the rest goes out of the exhaust pipe. Car manufacturers don’t care about emissions and, fuel producers feel the same way too. Does anyone think that oil-producers are going to invest their money to save them from selling fuel. The car producers are too concerned in their own production methods and their retail prices. If the motorist can afford it 'let em buy it' But suddenly the price of fuel sky-rockets and, is still heading into orbit! ‘Necessity being the mother of invention’ causes some people to turn to another alternative. ‘Otto Brown’ had previously invented a solution to burning fuels more cheaply and economically. His idea was brilliant but , fuel was so cheap and plentiful – so why bother economising! Gordon Brown would not like motorist discovering a method of extending their mileage an extra 30% to 60%! The income from the Duty of 76% would start to drop-off somewhat. If the British motorist suddenly reduced their fuel purchases in the order of 30% to 60%, the ‘fat-cats’ would be the first to suffer – then the pensioners and everyone else who relies upon the state. Its pretty fair to say that cheap ‘hydrogen-admixtures’ capable of delivering say 50% savings would certainly ‘not be at the top of any governments agenda.’ I will keep you all posted on my testing of hydrogen fuel cell.

[eeyore]

extracting hydrogen from water isnt exactly news - most of us do it at school in yr 8 chemistry (without getting murdered too - tho i'm sure there were times my teacher would have liked to ). however the point that keeps getting missed is that breaking the molecular bonds in water (and by the way the correct formula is H2O - HHO is a misleading marketting gimmick) takes energy - and given that the process is not 100% efficient you have to put in more energy than you will get out .

Increasing the heat of combustion in the cylinders above what they are designed to take is really not a good idea, not to mention the potential for hydrogen leakage before it gets to the engine and the increased potential for fire

If you inject a highly flamable gas such as hydrogen into a hot deisel engine , particularly as part of an air mix , at the very least you will burn out your engine seals, crack your piston heads, and buckle the camshaft - introduce enough and your engine will blow up

and if (more likely when) this happens you will find that you have invalidated both your warranty and your insurance by making unauthorised modifications to your vehicle.

all of which casts a different complexion on the question of what you have to lose