Can You Really Use Water As Fuel?
By Steve Kettle

I’m often asked, “Can you really run a car on water?” Unfortunately, no one likes my answer which is always the same…”Yes and no!” Of course, it’s not my answer that is the problem. It’s the question! You can not run a car on water alone. To use water as fuel you will need to make a few simple modifications to your car. So, in that case, the answer is “No”.

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There is technology available that will show you how to combine water and gas to create an alternate fuel source. The technology has been around for over 15 years, but has been available commercially only since the price of gasoline has gotten completely out of control. Here is where I get to answer “Yes!”

The devices are simple. In fact, all the parts to assemble one yourself can be purchased at local hardware or auto part stores for less than a tank of gas would cost. Once assembled and installed on your car a little electricity from the car’s battery is used to separate water into a gas called HHO (2 parts Hydrogen + 1 Part Oxygen). It is also called Brown’s Gas or Hydroxy. This gas burns quite efficiently and it provides terrific energy. In fact, pound for pound HHO gas is said to be 3 times more potent than gasoline! Mobile Magazine says HHO provides the atomic power of Hydrogen while maintaining the chemical stability of water.

With these conversions your car’s emission is much cleaner. That’s a real plus for the environment. An improvement in gas mileage is the main reason for making these modifications. You can expect anywhere from a 40 to 60& increase. Some companies are claiming a 200% increase, but I have yet to see proof of that much. A 40 % increase in gas mileage will be greatly appreciated with gasoline topping $3.50 a gallon and still on the rise.

So you see, my answer my have seemed like double speak, but only because there is no simple answer. We all are looking for alternative fuel sources. Hybrid vehicles are extremely expensive. Solar powered cars are not yet practical and even the use of corn or swamp gas to provide energy may prove as expensive as gasoline in the long run. It seems to me that investing in one of the do it yourself plans to run a car on water, available all over the internet only makes sense. Most of them offer a money back guarantee so there is virtually no risk in trying.

Can you really run a car on water? Oh boy! Here we go again! I think my new answer will be, “See for yourself! The answer is all over the internet!”

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