Hydrogen Fuel Cell Engine

With gas prices as high as they are and experts saying they will carry on to rise and one day even hit 10 dollars per gallon, we necessitated a way to increase gas mileage. Technology has in the long run come up with the solution, using a gas called HHO, which stands for 2 share Hydrogen 1 part Oxygen.

HHO burns very well, in fact it has been employed in items such as lamps and lanterns for over 100 years! It may increase your gas mileage by installing an HHO gas generator into your car, it will feed the gas into your engine causing you to burn less gasoline while getting just as much power out of your vehicle therefor going the same distance on less gasoline, perhaps increasing gas mileage up to 40% or more!

HHO is produced by running an electrical current through water making hydrogen and oxygen separate, causing bubbles of the gas to come up. The gas may then go into a tube going to your engine fueling your car.

You may make your very own Hydrogen fuel cell. With the right guide and parts you could make one that gives 40-60% more mpg! Parts are very inexpensive, everything you need you will have to be competent to find at your local hardware store.

It works by basically, having a container of water. You will get a wire and connect it to your battery and run it through the water. When the engine is turned on a current will flow through the wire into the water making the Hydrogen and Oxygen discerned creating HHO, the gas will rise to the top where a vacuum tube will transport it to the engine.

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