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An HH2 water car can bring you the biggest savings on your household bills. An HH2 water car will cut your gas consumption in half. Currently water cars are do it yourself hybrids. That is likely to change as pressure is exerted on automobile manufacturers to make bio-fuel available as on option from the factory. For now, just do it yourself. It is very cheap and very easy.
There is no problem making your own HH2 water car. Water car technology is within the scope of anybody. To convert a standard car to HH2 water fuel costs less than $200. So it is cheap, no questions. Mechanical knowledge isn't important. I've converted over 10 vehicles, cars and trucks, to date and I'm a mechanical incompetent. I have never needed anything beyond the tools in my bog standard toolbox.
As far as cash savings are concerned, if you do around 20,000 miles per annum in an average-sized saloon, expect savings on gas of around $1,000 a year, as gas prices stand at this moment in time. If oil prices continue to rise at their current rate, in a few years time an HH2 car might not simply be an alternative but a necessity.
Shame on governments and corporations who mouth all the right phrases about carbon emissions, resource conservation, global warming and low carbon economies. My prediction is that if consumers continue to convert their existing vehicles to an HH2 water car at the current rate, in 7 years' time there will be more Hh2 water cars on the roads than normal gas powered vehicles. What an irony.
To be honest, it really doesn't matter that much. Okay, it would be nice to have an HHO gas option direct from the production line. I bet it would cost manufacturers under $100 to add in water technology to enhance efficiency.
But the truth is with the right guide and no specialist tools you can do it yourself in under two hours and for less than $250. HH2 kits work without any problems. They prolong the life of your vehicle. They increase the efficiency of your fuel consumption by around 30%.
Potential gas savings run into thousands of dollars, depending on the size of vehicle and annual mileage. In the US you get a tax refund of $2000 for converting your vehicle to an HH2 water car and up to $50,000 for a truck. The amounts you can offset against tax are similar in the UK, Europe, Canada and Australia.
The way an HH2 water car works is by drawing a small amount of electricity from your car or truck's battery. It is fed into a kit, which is incredibly easy to make yourself, which separates H2O into HHO gas or hydroxy. This gas has a performance ratio 3.2 times better than standard gasoline that you get at the pumps. Due to the low amount of HHO gas required, the system is entirely safe and approved as such by the relevant authorities.
It seems incredible that more people aren't converting their cars. That is probably just due to a lack of serious publicity. I hope the word spreads about HH2 water cars.
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An HH2 water car can bring you the biggest savings on your household bills. An HH2 water car will cut your gas consumption in half. Currently water cars are do it yourself hybrids. That is likely to change as pressure is exerted on automobile manufacturers to make bio-fuel available as on option from the factory. For now, just do it yourself. It is very cheap and very easy.
There is no problem making your own HH2 water car. Water car technology is within the scope of anybody. To convert a standard car to HH2 water fuel costs less than $200. So it is cheap, no questions. Mechanical knowledge isn't important. I've converted over 10 vehicles, cars and trucks, to date and I'm a mechanical incompetent. I have never needed anything beyond the tools in my bog standard toolbox.
As far as cash savings are concerned, if you do around 20,000 miles per annum in an average-sized saloon, expect savings on gas of around $1,000 a year, as gas prices stand at this moment in time. If oil prices continue to rise at their current rate, in a few years time an HH2 car might not simply be an alternative but a necessity.
Shame on governments and corporations who mouth all the right phrases about carbon emissions, resource conservation, global warming and low carbon economies. My prediction is that if consumers continue to convert their existing vehicles to an HH2 water car at the current rate, in 7 years' time there will be more Hh2 water cars on the roads than normal gas powered vehicles. What an irony.
To be honest, it really doesn't matter that much. Okay, it would be nice to have an HHO gas option direct from the production line. I bet it would cost manufacturers under $100 to add in water technology to enhance efficiency.
But the truth is with the right guide and no specialist tools you can do it yourself in under two hours and for less than $250. HH2 kits work without any problems. They prolong the life of your vehicle. They increase the efficiency of your fuel consumption by around 30%.
Potential gas savings run into thousands of dollars, depending on the size of vehicle and annual mileage. In the US you get a tax refund of $2000 for converting your vehicle to an HH2 water car and up to $50,000 for a truck. The amounts you can offset against tax are similar in the UK, Europe, Canada and Australia.
The way an HH2 water car works is by drawing a small amount of electricity from your car or truck's battery. It is fed into a kit, which is incredibly easy to make yourself, which separates H2O into HHO gas or hydroxy. This gas has a performance ratio 3.2 times better than standard gasoline that you get at the pumps. Due to the low amount of HHO gas required, the system is entirely safe and approved as such by the relevant authorities.
It seems incredible that more people aren't converting their cars. That is probably just due to a lack of serious publicity. I hope the word spreads about HH2 water cars.