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Cheap Gas Device: How to Build a Fuel Injected Water Hybrid
by Star Smith
When you turn on your TV and see the news about the out of control gas prices, I bet you worry a bit like I do that soon we won't be able to afford to drive, except for very short trips. The run away gas prices are causing panic in various places around the world - including here in the United States. A few oil speculators are making a bundle at our expense, but officials don't seem to be able to do anything about it.
The good news is that there is something the average price gouged citizen can do: find an alternative source for cheap gass. While doing my research, I discovered that there are already some well-known alternatives to driving with gasoline.
Cooking Oil - It may sound funny, but converting diesel to run on cooking oil is one way to get around town. Many people use pure cooking oil, but for those who really want to be environmentally friendly, they go around town and collect used cooking oil from restaurants. This sometimes causes vehicles to smell like French fries. Unfortunately, cooking oil only works in diesel engines.
Electric Powered Cars - the obvious advantages of electric powered cars is that there would no longer be a need for expensive crude oil. Also, there would be way less air pollution from car exhaust. Unfortunately, the battery powered car has not been perfected for every day use and, even worse, there is no infrastructure in place (like recharging stations) to support them.
Car Gas Conversion Kits - Many people are opting for a do it yourself hydrogen kit for gas engines. These kits show you how to build a fuel injected water hybrid energy source. Using easy to find materials like jars, bottles, hoses and connectors, you simply follow the blueprint, then install it in your car.
How can water run a car engine?
The concept is really just basic science.
When we use water in our everyday lives, we are usually filling a glass from the faucet or taking a shower. We never think of it as a power source, but in fact, water is a great power source.
When water is electrolyzed, it turns into a hydrogen gas called Browns Gas. This gas gives your car's gas mileage a real boost when it enters the combustible engine. Less gasoline is needed to run your car because the Browns Gas is an extremely high-quality energy burning fuel, and it won't linger in your car engine.
The conversion of gasoline engine to water hybrid is one great way to save money on your fuel costs. Your savings can then go towards buying other things you need. There are several plans available online that can show you how to build a water hybrid device. The plans range from complex to easy. If you can follow simple directions, you'll have no problem building and installing one. Soon you'll be enjoying real savings at the pump.