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Save Money and Save Gas by Building a Hybrid Car

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With the rising cost of fuel drivers are looking at hybrid vehicles to ease the cost. The problem is that hybrid vehicles often cost so much that realizing any savings is a long and drawn out process. We are going to investigate other options for alternative fueled vehicles that will return your investment faster. The idea is to be driving a car that uses less gas, creates less toxic emissions, and saves you money almost immediately.

How much does it cost to drive a commercially available hybrid?

Toyota Prius is the least expensive hybrid I could find.

The most common hybrids on the road are gas/electric. The Toyota Prius for example has an MSRP of 26K and an estimated monthly payment of 560 USD per month for 60 months. Total Investment is 33,600 USD.

Gasoline is averaging 3.51 per gallon today. The Prius gets about 48 mpg on an 11.9 gallon fuel tank.

On average we drive 12000 miles per year. At 48 mpg that comes out to 250 gallons of gas per year or 877 USD in fuel costs if the price of gas doesn't go up.

So, we have 33,600 + 5,265 in fuel costs over 60 months. The total is now 38,865. That figures out to about 17.74 USD per day, or a dollar and eighty-five cents per mile over six years. All this is assuming that the price of gas stays at 3.51 per gallon or less.

The other viable alternative is a water/gas hybrid. Through electrolysis the water is broken down into components and HHO "Browns Gas" is one of them. HHO is metered into the fuel system and augments the gas. HHO burns very hot with only a small amount. To see the power of HHO in it's most simple form, please watch the short video that follows.

If you want to skip the informative video and go directly to the site to get real time information on gas/water hybrid conversions Click Here.

Under The Hood Video of HHO in Action

This is what your car will look like under the hood after you commit to saving yourself up to half of what you spend on gas.

Brute Force Electrolysis HHO Hydrogen MiniTorch 4-Plates

HHO Hydrogen MiniTorch 4-Plates

Brute force electrolysis using straight 12-Volt DC off of a optima yellow top ...deep cycle battery car/truck battery. This Mini Torch appears to be putting out some serious gas. Config: 4-plate config using home depot style stainless steel plates. (wall switch/outlet covers) Arranged in a neg, pos, neg, pos configuration. Tight spacing. Will update as I get more information. Regards, --sirHOAX--

Only a one minute long video

but if that didn't demonstrate the thermal potential of HHO from plain water I don't know what else could.

HHO is far more powerful than gasoline on a volumetric basis. In simple terms, hydrogen burns hotter and thus will provide more power. And, the by product is water instead of the toxic fumes normally emitted.

For more information, testimonials, demonstration videos, and opportunities Click Here.

The Big Picture

This is a simplified illustration. At the site there are several more pix and videos.

Amazon Spotlight on Hydrogen Fuel

Fuel from Water: Energy Independence with Hydrogen

by: Michael A. Peavey

Amazon Price: $6.00 (as of 02/15/2012)
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This is for anyone who wishes to become fully educated on the subject of hydrogen. For those who see the dangers of fossil fuels, it is not if.... It is when.

Release Date: 12/31/1969

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Tell us all how it went. We want to hear from you

and how your conversion went.

I'm sure that after you have made the conversion you will be wanting to talk about it. Well this is the place. Have at it, and thanks. BTW if you made it this far you get a special prize. This link points to a pdf that describes the tech needed to create an all water fueled car. Nothing Promised but some free info. Check it out today.

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Jun 11, 2011 @ 4:08 pm | delete

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AndrewGreen Apr 23, 2009 @ 9:31 am | delete

Good lens, i haven't converted as yet but i am certainly considering doing so.

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Vincentfp Jul 17, 2008 @ 12:18 am | delete

Man it's really getting ridiculous the price of gas these days. It really has never been more important to utilize technology like this to save gas. Thanks for the great information, definitely helping out alot of people. :)