Looks like a scam to me... Hard to say, just seems rather cheesy...

Seems like the flame created might melt the engine? He's blowing through bricks with it among other things... Wouldn't this harm a regular engine?, not only that, but wouldn't it put watter through your exhaust? Doesn't seem it's as easy as they make it look...

[edit on 12-5-2008 by ElectricUncleSam]

Thats great! But what I was thinking if we all could have this we could be in a better possition. I'm just wondering ,it says easy steps to follow but in all reality sometimes easy is not so easy. I'm thinking about maybe giving it try. But I wonder how real this realy is . In our day and age eveything is wonderful until you recieve it (LOL) your thoughts are well welcomed is this real or a waste of money?

Powering a car from the combusting of water is possible but not practical . You would have to carry lots of batteries to store the electricity needed for electrolysis, and the energy you would get from burning 2H2 and O2 is the same as it takes to split the water molecules, then you are still having to carry water, and an engine.

Its a lot easier then to just carry batteries and motors in that case, rather than use that same emount of energy to electrolyse water.





[edit on 12-5-2008 by firepilot]

one stupid question, why cant someone just post the main parts of the book they say will convert water to gas or stuff like this. then we could test it for real, not buy a $97 dollar book and just end up losing the money for maybe crap thing. my point is that why dont we undertake tests of this ''new'' stuff ourself and see wether it works or not. im not going to put 97 bucks in a book without any guarantee, no one is going to. we all want to save money on gas but it is a REAL alternative??? does it really work ? do they sell KITS? what are the guarantees?

thank you for your replys

I had bought an 83 ford pick up that had a bad motor many years ago. As I was going through replacing the motor, I noticed some odd device in a jar mounted on the side with a vacuum hose to the engine and electrical connections. Having had a very limited understanding of science and schooling with anything like this, it freaked me out as to what it actually was. I disconnected it and put it on the shelf in my garage. I can only assume knowing now what it was, that it may have actually caused the engine damage or burned out piston. Although, I've not read any stories about it, I noticed how the flame does burn through metal with the brown gas. It would seem that this device, if used incorrectly, could be harmful to your engine and dangerously explosive.

A recent news cast program says these particular devices don't work. I wonder if this claim is legitimate or from some oil lobbyist?

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This is a great, unfortunately well unknown reality. People like you and I can easily gain 40% better gas mileage with a limited time investment. (40% being a conservatively achievable result)

The fact is, you have to be willing to learn and spend some time because it is a do-it yourself type thing. There is no Wal-Mart easy install kit and I'm not going to vouch for any apparatus you can buy online. The information is there, youtube being one of the best (yes, youtube).

People want to show you how to do this. You just have to be interested enough to go ahead with it.

I've done a lot of research and work with HHO or Brown's Gas. Luckily enough for me, I found an acquaintance that was already interested in HHO cells and particularly the automotive application. He already happened be a complete wiz with automechanics and its electronic components. I, who has practical no automotive knowhow, was able to see this quickly applied for myself in a car with no effort on my part.

Now at this stage - we have it in multiple cars some of which for months. And remember, this is a barebones cell HHO model. Ultra cheap to make and zero manipulation applied to the electrolysis process. It's certainly doable for your car but like I said, there is the required interest and time commitment involved for all of us to do it ourselves. Rest assured, anyone can do this!

Oh yeah BTW, why is this in the ATS MIX: Studio section?

Dave Rabbit, JohnnyAnonymous, what's up? Are we going to talk about this?