HHO Conversion

Now that I know that I can run my car on water, I would like to know who I have to thank for this unbelievable technology. The answer is a gentleman by the name of Dennis Klein. While Mr. Klein was not the first to come up with the idea of water powered vehicles he did perfect the technology. In fact it is through his innovated thinking that we will soon have water powered cars. That’s right. He is the first person to put a water power car on the road with his 1994 Ford Escort.

In 1997 Dennis Klein founded a company call Hydrogen Technology Applications. It is through this company that Mr. Klein found how powerful Aquygen gas, also know as HHO gas, is. Not only can Aquygen gas power a car, it is also be used to fuse, braze, cut and soldering. And not only can it cut metal; it is 30% more efficient then traditional methods. It is absolutely amazing how powerful water truly is.

HTA actually drove a hydrogen-powered car twice on live television and has a patent pending for their Hybrid Hydrogen Oxygen system, or HHOS.

Equipped with this system their prototype cars not only saw a 20-30% increase in fuel efficiency but also saw and increase in horsepower. This system can also easily be installed in your existing car.

How the technology works is installing a conversion that would separate the hydrogen and oxygen atoms in a water reserve by using an electrical current from your car battery. This conversion creates a gas called HHO. This is the gas that would power your vehicle.

Not only does this gas increase your horsepower and your fuel efficiency, it also burns much cleaner therefore reducing your emissions and resulting in cleaner air for everyone.

I know that there are a lot of people out there who think that this might be a scam. The answer is no. I have found absolutely no evidence that would suggest that this is a scam. In fact, I think it is the wave of the future. The idea of separating Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms to create HHO to power vehicles has been around for a long time. Dennis Klein has just perfected this technology and made it much easier to implement it.

Water power cars are going to be one of the most popular vehicles you can have. Get ready ladies and gentleman the future is here thanks to Dennis Klein.

With gas prices over $4 a gallon in some parts of the country, people everywhere are trying to save and conserve gas in their vehicles. We have all heard of “tips” for reducing gas consumption but we often find ourselves asking if they really work. Here are a few things that you can do that WILL save you money at the pump.

The first tip is really the most obvious. If you don’t have to drive then don’t. Believe it our not those boots were made for walking. So if you can, walk or ride a bike to your destination. If that is not possible, try to consolidate your trips. Pick one day a week to do all your errands and stick with it. If you forgot something at the store, improvise with something else. You will not believe how much gas is wasted going on short trips.

Next get a new air filter. I know every time you get your oil changed they let your know how dirty it is. Yet you keep putting off. Just suck it up and purchase one. The next time you are near an automotive pick one up. They are easy to change yourself and usually aren’t more than $10-$15. And an air filter will significantly increase you fuel efficiency.

If you live in a city with a decent mass transit or bus system, use it. Mass transit and bus passes are much less expensive than gasoline and are a reliable form of transportation.

Start a carpool. These are not only great for your kids going to and from school but they are also perfect for you going to and from work. It is such a waste to only drive yourself to the office when you can at least be splitting the cost of fuel with someone else.

Slow down. You will get much more out of each gallon of gas by going 35 mph rather than 50mph.

If you have some extra money lying around and are in the market for a new car, consider purchasing a hybrid. These vehicles get fantastic gas mileage and are just as affordable as their gas guzzling cousins. They even make hybrid in SUV so you don’t have to sacrifice any room.

While times are hard for everyone with a car, there are things we can do to stretch that gas dollar. By making a few small, easy changes in your life, you can ease the impact of gas prices on your family budget.