What Are Water Hybrids, And How Can It Benefit The Environment?
For years companies and individuals have been trying to find a way to use natural resources in order to run things like cars and “power” but to no avail, until recently! I have actually seen one of these cars in action, my neighbor has one, and they are pretty cool. Okay given they are usually a little “different” looking, but still, who wouldn’t want to drive in a car that runs on water?!? I think that aspect alone is enough for me to be interested in something like this! The great thing about these water hybrids is that the water is an alternative source of “fuel” and as we all know, especially lately with the energy crisis and all that, gas is super expensive!
Lucky for all of us, we can turn our regular car into a super hybrid water machine for as low as $150! Pretty cool right? These cars are a definite “plus” for anyone thinking about switching over. Not only does it take water which costs less, but it also takes less water than you think it would, around one quart of water can produce the 1,800 gallons of HHO gas (HHO stands for 2 parts Hydrogen and 1 part Oxygen). It’s very simple to install. The HHO gas generated from the system is sent to the engine’s intake manifold, and then the system uses vacuum pressure to send more HHO gas as your engine’s RPM rises. By the way, you can also use these hybrid systems for big rigs that use diesel as well.
There are tons upon tons of testimonials around the world who can testify that this process works, and not only does it work but it is the fuel of the future! It is estimated that by 2012 most auto manufactures will catch up with this sort of high technology. But thankfully for you, you can start right now! It’s actually incredibly easy to convert your car to a water hybrid. I talked to my neighbor about how she got the idea (since she’s the only one in our neighborhood to do it so far) and she said one day she was looking online and found this website with information about these hydro hybrid cars. It interested her so much that her and her husband bought one of the programs that teaches you how to convert your car and the program was less than $100, so they bought it! Soon after that they built their own hybrid with the guides that were included in the program, and well you know the rest of the story!
I even heard a story about the Honea Path Police Department located in South Carolina, converting the police cars over to the water hybrids, Chief David King says that the Honea department doesnt even have a whole lot of money available but that they were able to convert the police cars over easily and cheaply. He says that 6-8 gallons per mile is about what they get on the police cars and compared to that of gas, its incredibly affordable and really amazing that something this easy could be done! Honea Path department is now making plans to convert all the town cars to hybrid water cars because of the pure amount of money that tax payers are paying for on gas alone! Gee I wish all the cities and all the towns in the country would do this!
Listen, not only is this a great way to put less pressure on your wallet, and not only is it simple to do, but it can also help save the environment significantly! I know it never seems like one person can make a difference, but really one person can make a difference. This is how jet setting trends start, you see someone doing something and you start doing it, and then someone sees them doing it and then they start doing it and on and on. And secondly this truly is not something just a handful of people are doing.
There are millions of people that have already converted their cars, and millions more are going to be interested in this, and will convert as well! Your new clean burning engine will only add water and oxygen to the atmosphere instead of carbon and chemical particulates that cause toxic smog! Do mother earth a favor, check these programs out, taking that first step is the most important step. After that, everyone else will follow!
This author is a HUGE fan of Water Burning Hybrids