HHO Gas Technology – Turning Water Into High Energy Fuel

This two parts hydrogen, 1part oxygen, HHO gas uses a patented electrolysis process (owned by Hydrogen Technology Applications Inc.) to deliver this low cost high energy fuel. It does not have the unstable characteristics as pure hydrogen and has the same safety characteristics as propane or natural gas. It even bonds with liquids, solids and other gases to improve their performance.

HHO gas can exceed temperatures of up to 10,000° F, the temperature of our Sun's surface. (1) it offers a workable energy level per pound of fuel that is ten-to-twelve times that of gasoline; (2) when combusted/ignited, it causes no hydrocarbon effluents such as NOX, nitrites, nitrates, etc., and (3) its only by-product from combustion is water. It produces no toxic fumes, no ultra-violet radiation

$1.00 per hour production costs nets 1,500 –1,700 liters (53 cubic feet per hour) HH0 gas out of less than 1 quart of distilled water. The gas is easily stored and safer to handle than conventional gases. This unique HH0 gas provides up to 50,000 BTU’s per pound as compared to coal and gasoline which provides about 16,000 BTU per pound. The H2O Model 1500 Electrolyzer Gas Generator is market ready.

Furthermore, the gas can be produced on demand thereby eliminating the safety hazards of high pressure gas storage.

What does this mean? Soon you’ll be able to heat your home for pennies a day, drive your car using distilled water. It will replace the oxy-acetylene welding and innovate metal processing, impact mass transportation, electric power generation, chemical processing, specialized medical applications as well as many other economic applications.

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