HHO Device

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You have probably heard how you can increase your MPG with HHO. You almost certainly also thought to oneself, ‘what a handful of hooey’! Before you write off this idea developed from water fuel technology, have a look at some interesting facts.

The applications have been stepped up recently due to increased prices for oil and gasoline. Apparently, hydrogen is a reliable alternative to gasoline powered autos.
So, what does that have to do with HHO? HHO is 2 parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. Hydrogen fuel is terribly strong. When used properly dazzling results will be found.
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While you still cannot run your automobile on water alone, the use of HHO will actually make a savings in the amount of gas you must buy to run your vehicles. Reports of at least 60% increases in mpg are common.
the use of this technology is good for the environment as well . The exhaust from autos using this water fuel technology is tidier and cooler. Because it offers a benefit for the environment, the governing body allows the IRS to supply up to $2000 in tax motivations to those that agree to use this ‘green’ technology.

Today, July three, 2009 oil costs topped $144 per barrel. Gas is averaging $4.07 per gallon across the nation. It is even higher in the UK, France and India, averaging over $8 a gallon. Those prices are forecast to infiltrate the good old USA soon. You can raise your mpg with HHO and it appears to me that now is the time to do it!

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Water gas technology is becoming a hot, hot and hot topic these days – and why not, with the fuel prices reaching the roof and all. It seems that everyone is saying that this is the solution to our fuel dependency problems. We can finally run our cars on tap water alone – a concept that we have earlier though to be a pipe dream and nothing more. But is this really possible?

Clearing up water gas technology misconceptions

Before we go any further, we need to clarify one or more misconceptions in this regard.

One: the water gas technology cannot afford us the power to run our cars on mere tap water alone – at least not on the commercial level. Rather, we use H2O (also known as HHO) as a fuel economy booster; or some element we could use to maximize our car’s fuel use. We still need to buy gas with this technology.

In automobile history, the only time that water has successfully been used as fuel source was when engines ran with steam power. The locomotive industry used this extensively for years. However, steam powered engines are cumbersome and bulky, and needs a large storage of fuel source like coal or wood. These are definitely not something you can install in modern day cars.

Two: not all ready made engines can use water gas technology. Most, if not all of these said engines will have to undergo necessary makeovers.

Three: although there are many online companies now offering do-it-yourself manuals on how to convert your car’s engine to something that can use the water gas technology, it would still be better to have a professional mechanic or engine builder perform the necessary changes. Otherwise, you will only be putting your car (and you!) in danger.

How does water gas technology really work?

To simplify matters, we are going to couch this explanation in layman’s terms. Water gas technology would obviously need more specialized equipment to process the water as fuel economy booster. You would need a water reservoir to place in your tap water; an HHO generator that will separate the two elements of hydrogen and oxygen; and HHO cells which will finally convert the separated elements into energy (hydroxyl gas.)

The actual process goes:

1. Water is introduced to the water reservoir. Usually, there is a particular ratio (depending on many factors like: car make, engine make, and other additional engine components) as to how much water should be added for an amount of gas. Let us just say that for this particular example we will have 1:10 ratio, where 1 is the gas liter and 10 is the water liter.

2. The generator creates an electric spark that eventually heats up the water as it flow from the reservoir to HHO cells. The cells in turn separate the elements of water: hydrogen and oxygen.

3. Oxygen is released as a by product of this process which is less toxic than most fuel emissions.

4. Hydrogen is also a gaseous element which is then mixed with the small amount of gas in the tank. This can be done through the installation of vacuum tubes from the hydrogen producing cells to the actual car engine. The resulting hydrogen-water mixture has enough power to run the car or any light vehicle for a period of time.

Always liked the brick design, so I made one myself (from the previous cell with the melting top cap). Hoping that with electrolyte circulating will dissipate the heat some. Inspired by ebn’s brick and other brick designs on youtube. I plan on making a bigger one later. Circulating electrolyte will, presumably, push bubbles off of the plates once formed, to further facilitate increased/enhanced production. higher, at least a foot above the cell, seems to improve circulation. It would seem reasonable to expect that a connector that is not angled, or perhaps a couple of connectors (instead of just one) would give rise to better/faster flow. With faster flow, perhaps I might want to consider putting in my radiator (see other video). Constructive comments? Ideas?