A mechanic in East Hartford, Connecticut named Bruce White has designed a run your car on water unit that he says is getting 60-percent increase gas mileage. White’s test vehicle is a 1991 Chevrolet Cavalier which gets 22 mpg highway without the hydrogen generator and 36 mpg with the hydrogen on demand device installed.
Mr. White [...]
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Now, how can you argue with a pastor, a man of the cloth, a do-gooder among all do-gooders? A Pennsylvania pastor in Beaver Springs named Reverend Frank Trego, has installed a run your can on water device on his 1994 Lincoln Town Car and swears by it.
In fact, Reverend Trego has upped his mileage from [...]
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Fox News in Spokane, Washington is reporting that run your car on water technology works and is being implemented by a mechanic in Mesa, Arizona. After Fox ran the story I called the owner and main mechanic Steve Stich myself to talk to him about his invention.
Located near Phoenix and Tempe, Mr. Stich of the [...]
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The New Zealand Automobile Association (AA) similar to AAA in the United States has chosen to buy into the HHO myth instead of fact. According to Rachael Salt of the AA (an appropriate name given that some people use sodium hydroxide or NaOH as an electrolyte), “HHO has a negative net energy ratio.” Really? And, [...]
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With so much of the news media getting it wrong about HHO gas savers, it is refreshing to find one that has gotten it right. Most of the online media will report their biases, opinion or factually incorrect information that a little research could have cleared up.
But, instead of injecting their own opinion without any [...]
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One of the biggest problems in reporting or talking about HHO generators for cars is the terminology used. Because this is such a new and emerging field, standard terminology has not be adopted broadly by people who are building, buying, making or developing run your car on water devices.
Here are some of the terms used [...]
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One of the reasons that run your car on water HHO generators have not taken off is because there is so much confusion and misinformation in the media. Take this article for instance about a Ohio man who came to the Web looking for answers and then built his own HHO gas generator for his [...]
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