Yes, you can run your car using both gasoline and the water bi-product HHO. This article explains how. But make no mistake, you can utilize a combination of gas and water to achieve remarkable fuel savings. All that's required are the instructions outlining the assembly of a fuel cell or converter and the parts necessary to build it. Soon after your car's engine will be running using both water and gasoline.

Certain technology has existed for decades, technology that converts water into hydrogen gas, a highly combustible, powerful fuel source that any combustion engine can burn easily and efficiently. Such technology is already being applied to thousands of vehicles, along with motorbikes and diesel powered vehicles. I read one article where the author claimed its use in the welding process.

So, how exactly can such a technology be exploited? It all starts with a converter, a device that accommodates approximately one quart of water. This converter is connected to the vehicle's battery, drawing a small amount of current to generate the subsequent hydrogen gas, HHO or hydroxy. Once water comes through the conversion process, the resulting biproduct is HHO, a gas that helps maximize gasoline's mileage-producing powers. As a consequence, your engine will take your car further on a single tank of gas. An interesting point is the small amount of water required to render the process. A single quart of water can last as much as several months noting that approximately eighteen hundred gallons of hydrogen gas can be generated from that single quart. The HHO gas is not stored but, rather, produced on an as-needed basis by the converter. Hydrogen gas storage, which could be deemed dangerous, is rendered unnecessary. And, believe it or not, there's a whole host of people using converters and experiencing as much as 40% in gas savings. But, of course, results will undoubtedly vary from vehicle to vehicle.

A most exhilarating fact regarding such technology is that 99% of the vehicles on today's roads can make use of the water to gas phenomenon. And because the conversion does not negatively impact your car or truck's warranty, one more excuse for not trying the system has been eliminated. Just a few months of running your vehicle using water should result in enough gas savings to more than compensate for the cost of the kit, instruction manual and parts. Please understand that most engines are not efficient gasoline burners, evidenced by

dark exhaust and carbon deposits. However, a converter will enhance your engine's performance, proof being cleaner emissions and better gas mileage; potentially far better gas mileage.

A number of people utilizing the system have reported less pinging, an easier time climbing steep inclines, and a quieter running engine. Semi-truck operators have garnered a special appreciation for the built-in engine cooling effect. And although not everyone has something positive to say, most of the people with whom we've spoken who have actually installed the system on their vehicle, have appreciated varying degrees of improved gas mileage, cleaner emissions, and a quieter running engine.