HHO Ebook Reviews
So How Exactly Do You Increase Your Gas Mileage?
Well, it’s a lot easier than you think. The good news is that you only need a few inexpensive parts (maybe $200 or less worth) and 10 to 30 minutes of your time to install everything. It’s dead simple, actually. Even if you’re not technical, you can still do this, otherwise you can just get your mechanic to do it for you.
Think about it. A tiny initial investment can save you hundreds (or thousands) of dollars in fuel costs per year, not to mention save the planet at the same time…
Can you do this yourself, without needing a guide? maybe. But you will need a simple inexpensive guide to know exactly how to do it properly. A good guide will save you LOTS OF TIME AND MONEY!
Why? Because if you use information from the internet and US Patents, you’ll have to go through thousands of pages of jargon and diagrams trying to figure everything out. Not to mention, you’ll also have to go through months (or even years) of road testing and backyard tests. Prepare to waste a lot of money on parts and testing if you want to try doing it yourself. It’s simply not worth it.
That’s why we have gone through the best and worst guides online teaching you exactly how to make your car run on water. We have weeded out the crap and only listed the good quality products that really work. You won’t find better guide’s anywhere else on the internet, so quit looking.
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#1 Pick: Hybrid Water Power
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Runner Up: Dry Cell Plans
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Runner Up: Gas4Free
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 Gas4Free is one of easiest guide we’ve reviewed so far. This guide assumes that you have no knowledge of cars and is the latest guide on the market today. The HHO design and technology is brought to you by Vic Lawson. He’s a Scientist, Researcher and Inventor. His guide is by far the most complete. You receive two ebooks, an exclusive parts supplier list, the best Hypermiling ebook written, IRS Tax rebate forms and more! We’ve selected this one as one of the best. It’s unique design makes this on stand out far beyond the rest. You can customize the size of the hydrolyzer so it can fit in the tightest spaces. |
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Vic Lawson’s product is very good and the only reason he gets 4 stars is because the support is very poor
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are parts available in my country cause i live in the philippine and how much will i spend for the project
We sell many ebooks in the Philippines. The parts are available at any home store and should be readily available. The cost for building should be around $100-150 USD.
Don’t forget, the purchase is 100% refundable so if you can’t get the parts, you can get a refund.
I built a 16-plate hho electrolyzer in Tagbilaran City, Phils. All materials are available except the 316L s/s plates and rods – which can be obtained by ordering it from Japan or USA. I had to complete the project with 16 plates made of 304 s/s to replace the plates and 1/4″ 18/8 s/s rods for the electrode connectors. On trial, the colloidal reddish brown iron oxide started to form after one day (100 km) drive. I just have to make a habit of discarding the solution every week. until I was able to get the 316L plate and rod.
Is the dry cell type that worth the extra time and money? What about use in winter?
I got plans from “Bill Power” who gave a address in glendale, arizona. I looked up that adress on Google earth, it did not exist. Bill Power was not in any phone book, his company “Power Products” was in the phonebook, I called them, they were not in any way connected to anyone by that name, or hydrogen injection equipment. The plans looked very good but I was disappointed that I could not get any follow-up information. I wanted to contact others in my area who had built or were building a similar unit. (southern Ontario, Canada) would such information be avaiable for your plans?
Leon,
Yes, the books are 100% supported. Both by email or phone. There is also a 60 day money back guarantee as well.
We also have a contact us page for simple questions as well. It is here: Contact Us
Johnny,
HHO works fine in the winter. There are measures/directions (in the HHO books) that help then from freezing. Now with that said, some places in the world get to -20F or so. The systems may freeze when it’s that cold but it won’t hurt them and they thaw out quickly. Some people remove their HHO system if it get’s that cold. HHO generators are easy to remove and put back in. Just a few bolts and they are out.
The HHO Dry Cell is actually easy and cheap to build and install. Not really much extra time or money 🙂
Is there availablewhich made from electrolyser tube if any
could you show me the scheme/circuit ?
thank you
Babeh
from indonesia
Would like to see some videos or pics of finished projests and parts needed
This problem is common with HHO. You must use the proper materials when connecting the rods or cables to the plates. You also MUST use the right plates for the HHO generator.
This is explained in the book. If you don’t follow the instructions, you will have problems like your hho foaming or heat issues from the material reacting with the HHO electrolyzer.