Make Car Run on Water

To make your car run on water may be easier than you think. Anyone can do it. Of course there is no such thing, technically, as free energy. However, with a hydrogen generator, normal water from the tap can be used to create Browns gas on which you can make a car run on water. Of course it is the hydroxy gas which is burnt but it is still fair to say that you are running a vehicle by water.

Currently, virtually all cars with an HHO generator are hybrids. It is still very complex to make car run on water alone. The hydrogen/oxygen generator augments the existing gasoline powered engine, increasing mileage by an average of 100%. It is currently the best way to save gas and reduce environmental pollution. Everyone wants to improve miles per gallon.

How to Make Car Run on Water

The first thing to say is that the HHO generator (or HHO cell) is entirely safe. In fact the whole system is safer than your current gasoline combustion method, which relies on a flammable tank of fuel for its input. A water powered vehicle supplies hydroxy gas on demand. There is no need to store hydrogen on board the car or truck. No warranties are affected by adding an HHO cell.

That is quite different from attempts 10 years ago to store highly flammable hydrogen in a tank within the vehicle. Not only was that dangerous, it was also environmentally unfriendly. Hydrogen produced commercially produces about as much pollution as refining petroleum. An HHO generator on-board a vehicle is quite different. It is self-contained and emits nothing more than water and oxygen as a by-product.

That makes it ideal if you are concerned about carbon emissions. For most people, the main attraction is that it saves gas.

The HHO cell, or generator, is the key element. Once fitted, for less than $500 including labor, you are up and running with a more efficient engine and saving money. Claim back between $2,000 and $50,000 from the Inland Revenue and you are even happier. Just keep your receipts as proof of conversion and it is very easy to do. Government hot-lines have sprung up to make it even easier.

To make car run on water, the hydrogen/oxygen generator splits water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen to power the engine. A small water tank is necessary, normally containing around 2 liters of tap water. A pump is attached. An in-dash control panel regulates the mix of hydrogen and oxygen within the cell. Normally they will also allow continuous monitoring of what is happening within the generator.

The generator is usually housed within a CPVC cylinder. CPVC withstands very high temperatures and is virtually indestructible. It is pliable, making it easy to work with. Stainless steel or platinum electrodes within the cylinder make car run on water. Orthohydrogen and parahydrogen are produced as a consequence. The first burns as fuel and the second stops knocking, or pre-combustion.

There is a little more to it, but that is basically it. If you want to make car run on water, get an HHO cell fitted and start saving money