HHO Water Fuel and Brown's Gas - A simple truth

HHO or Brown's gas as it is sometimes known is simply water broken down into it's elemental parts being Hydrogen and Oxygen, and while a simple substance has the potential to revolutionise our world. It works by removing fumes from our exuast and recovering power from those fumes. This can easily boost your fuel efficientcy from 37 more than doubling your MPG.


HHO is the perfect fuel. HHO is green fuel for our blue planet. HHO is 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen molecule and nothing else, so it burns clean and actually breaks down existing carbon deposits left by gasoline. HHO is highly combustible. We recommend use of a "bubbler" between the HHO generator and the connection to the intake on your engine.


HHO is a gas produced when water is electrified with a catalyst. It burns better than gasoline and when mixed with petrol, it burns more effectively. HHO is either the same as H2O but seperated into into the gasses hydrogen and Oxygen. This is borne out of the only by-product: water. HHO is real, and has great potential. Making HHO (browns gas) on demand is fairly easy and very efficent also.


HHO is not a stand alone fuel source, it simply increases the efficiency of the combustion cycle. Put it this way; HHO gives you more bang for your buck!


HHO is not only safe and clean but when combined with gasoline in the carburetor will markedly increase your mileage. Of course it depends on how you drive the car and the type of car you own but a 50 effiecient at using the energy you put in.


As you can see increasing your saving on fuel consumption.


The beauty of using an in-car hydrogen system is that it means that your produces only what you need unlike a hydrogen powered vehicle that carries a supply of hydrogen with it. Doing it this way is absolutely safe. See link.


Hydrogen assisted vehicles would nearly eliminate pollution caused by exhaust from cars. Hydrogen power would be absolutely awesome if we had a source of pure hydrogen closer than the sun to harvest from and luckily we do, Water.