Browns gas or Oxyhydrogen

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HHO gas, also known as Browns gas or Oxyhydrogen, is a gas that contains two parts of hydrogen and one of oxygen. Interestingly, when it is burned, it produces water, making it an extremely clean fuel.

It has been used in a lot of different uses, from lighting to industry and welding. It can also be used as a fuel source. recently, with soaring gas prices, there has been a lot of interest in using it in cars as a supplement to gas to reduce fuel prices.

When HHO gas is used like this, it is important not to carry too much of it around. You see, it burns a little too well - in fact, it's explosive! In small quantities, there is no threat from HHO gas - after all, your engine depends on making hundreds of little explosions, and gasoline and air is also an explosive mixture.

The best systems produce HHO gas from its raw ingredient just before it is burned - storing HHO gas would be like adding a bomb to your car. In this case, the raw ingredients are electricity and water! The electricity, that is produced inside the engine, is energy that would have been wasted otherwise - there is no 100% efficient engine, and there is a lot of waste in even the best car engines.

Using a HHO generator, you are getting back some of the wasted energy, and recycling it. This saves money, and makes your gas go further.

While you may think that it would be very expensive to convert your car to run off of HHO, in fact it is very cheap. The HHO gas is burned along with the regular fuel mixture, and the only modifications you need to make are to fit the output of the HHO generator into the car engine's pipeline.