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HHo Gas For 50% Mileage Improvement Is Really Scam Or Work On Car? |
This should make out you everything you want to know:
HHO scam busting page
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Has Anyone Actually Built Or Modified And Engine That Runs On Water (HHO Gas)? |
http://www.stimulus-efficient-vehicles.org/< br />
The website above has FREE instructions on how to build one and I just wanted to learn from someone who has tried it. Apparently there is a special circuit that uses less energy to split the
So far, I've built two HHO electrolizers the first one I made blew up earlier today (My blunder). The second I installed in a 98 chevy silverado, it was made out of a 1 1/2 gallon gas can and 4 trampolene springs.
Musical rough design,
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Any One Running Their Car On Browns Gas? |
the thought of running a car on water by turnning it into HHO.
there are many things on the net, but have you done it.
or do you know any one that is!
It's a SCAM. I have look over many posts on this subject and negative reviews. Like has been said earlier; if it was that good, everyone would be using it.
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Gas Substitute,for Car? |
i was recently online,and came across a sock on HHO,it talked about running cars off of water, has any one else heard of this,the guy started out with a process involveing welding and expanded it..
Convinced... in theory... maybe in 100 years. Remember we were promisedPrincipallyelectric cars, which were supposed to completely kill gasoline cars?
Still waiting...
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HHO gas part one (alternative to fossil fuels)
How to download this video: www.askyourpc.com HHO gas part one (option to fossil fuels) www.hytechapps.com Join the HHO community: hhoinfo ...
Shell, Cargill invest more in Virent for biogasoline
The small change will be used to expand the company's existing demonstration plant, which makes a gasoline equivalent, called biogasoline, from plants at a figure of 10,000 gallons per year. The investment agreement also calls for research on making diesel sustenance with the company's technology.
Virent's technology is unlike most alternative-fuel companies in that it uses a catalyst to switch the sugar in plants into a fuel that can be used to replace gasoline. Many advanced biofuels companies are developing techniques to loop the cellulose in plants into ethanol or to make biodiesel from algae.
By making hydrocarbon replacements, Virent expects that its fuels can be undeniably sold and distributed through the existing fuels pipelines.
In a statement, Cargill Vice President Scott Portnoy said that Virent's technology has the embryonic to work with different feedstocks, including sugars derived from nonfood sources.
In appendix to agricultural giant Cargill and oil and gas company Shell, Honda is also an investor in the company.