Cheap Sparkling Water Fuel Kits Are Getting Easier. Anyone can buy specialist kits mainly by advertising on the web. However, they still tend to be priced above $6,000 while their own costs are less than three hundred dollars. And it is a fact that a homemade model is more effective. I have yet to find an off the shelf kit that can be tuned and tailored to maximize mpg for different makes and models.
More than seven million people around the world already make gasoline for virtually free with do-it-yourself water fuel kits. And that just happened in the last two years. They tend to be in the Americas and Europe, where an estimated 100 million people will have installed HHO units by the end of 2010. When they catch on in Asia, the numbers are likely to be staggering.
It’s also predicted that most sedans will have Klein gas, Brown gas, Hydroxy gas, water fuel, whatever you want, installed as standard by 2030. That’s a bit of a misleading prediction, but it could prove true. . Not that it doesn’t work equally well in all types of cars, trucks, vans, or boats, whether they’re diesel or gasoline.
So how do water fuel kits work?
The best thing about oxyhydrogen is that it improves the combustion of gasoline or diesel by up to 92%. Yes, it replaces some of the gasoline, but more importantly it improves a car’s efficiency from around 25% to that 92% figure. That’s an electric touchdown.
The first thing needed for a successful HHO cell installation is a complete and detailed instruction guide. It’s possible to achieve a workable model without one, but, having tried it, most people would say that gathering snippets of information from the internet isn’t worth the time and effort. Buoyed by the initial success, most continue to reuse their manuals and build fuel and water kits for friends and family. The guides are easy to download from the web, usually priced under $100.
For around $35, a control unit can be purchased at most electrical retailers, or it can be made at home for just a few dollars. It is important that it be able to maintain a constant current of 13 amps to optimize the efficiency of the unit. It is connected to the car or truck battery, ignition system and water fuel generator. It also grounds the entire water fuel system.
The generator is a reservoir, held in a cradle under the hood, that contains an electrode. It is partially filled with tap water. When ignition is started, electricity passes through the H2O. Hydrogen bubbles out of the cathode and the anode emits oxygen. The gases then collect on the surface of the water and combine to produce HHO.
That goes through a bubbler that prevents moisture from reaching the engine. From there it reaches the carburetor and is combined with gasoline or diesel drawn from the gasoline tank. The two burn together, completely safely.
