Did you hear about the MAJOR breakthrough from getting cheap fuel from water? Aquygen HHO Gas?

Question

It has been reported on all the major news networks. Check out: http://www.waterpoweredcars.net

{Note: Aquygen HHO gas is NOT Brown's gas}

Answer 1

I have not heard of this technology, and frankly, I'm quite skeptical. However, even if the technology is valid, the big oil companies will "squash it like a bug". JMHO

Answer 2

Just another scam that shows up every time there's a spike in fuel prices. There's no such thing as "Aquygen HHO Kline Gas" that this scammer is pushing -- it's a "brand name" for the same old "Brown's gas" that dates from 1966 . It's the exact same schlock as "Brown's gas"; there is NO difference. Merely mixing hydrogen and oxygen creates an explosive mixture; in fact it's one of the more popular forms of rocket fuel but is NOT appropriate for automotive fuel.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown's_gas

In the fuel crises of the 1970s, it was the "100 MPG carburetor" but the scammers omitted the fact that there's not enough energy in a gallon of gasoline to move a 70s vintage sled 100 miles even at 100% conversion efficiency.

Extracting hydrogen from water is nothing new. It does make an excellent fuel, but has serious issues just the same.

The efficiency of the process is terrible; electricity needs to be priced well below a half-cent per KWH for it to be economically viable. Also, storage is a major problem as the hydrogen atoms are so small that they can pass through the solid steel used for storage.

Answer 3

Anyone can extract hydrogen from water, simply by using an electric current... The only problem is that it takes more energy to separate the hydrogen and oxygen from the water than you'll get back from the hydrogen gas.

Answer 4

Yes I have heard of the Auxygen fuel technology. A news story about that item was aired here on local television.