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Here are some testimonials...

"The best"
2008/07/08 03:45 - Maxwell M.

This is by far the best Water Power device I have seen!
"Everybody should have this technology!"
2008/07/08 01:48 - Peter P.

A friend installed this gizmo in my truck two months ago. After 30 seconds first start I noticed that the engine became soooo quiet. At first I thought the RPM went down because of the water, but no, the device has definitely changed the way my engine works - it does not ping anymore!

Another thing I noticed right away was that the absolutely terrible stink previously coming out of my exhaust has gone down dramatically.
"25% 77% 100% boost - 2007 Dodge 4.7 v8"
2008/07/08 01:35 - Tim D.

my 2007 Dodge 4.7 v8 Multi fuel got a 5 mile per gallon boost so far which is about 25%...Hope to see another 10% or more. Still tweaking the system.

Thanks

*********** A day later Jan.5,2008, Tim wrote again: ***********

Ozzie,

Well I was wrong on the Mileage. At 40MPH I got 26.5 MPG which is 77% higher than the manufactures listed 15 MPG Sticker. Still tweaking the system and hope to break the 30 MPG barrier soon.

*********** On Jan.20,2008, Tim wrote again: ***********

Boosted my mileage to just over 100% from the rated 15 mpg to 30+ MPG and still tweaking. In addition that was with a single unit HHO 32 oz.
"Chevrolet 1979 Pickup Truck - from 7 MPG to 20 MPG - WOW!!!"
2008/07/08 01:33 - Gilbert B.

Hi Ozzi & June

i have been experimenting, with my own , truck, 79 chev pu 4wd getting 7 mpg installed 2 hho went to 12 put on 6 went to 15 ??? i made some changes , i found some bigger ,jars i changed the design on the winding the coil , got 8 windings, changed a few other things , I have been a mech. all my life , i am up some , last test was around 20mpg as near as i can tell , speedo not exact , but a major change in running ,etc,
"Landrover 1969 Diesel - 71.43 MPG!!!!"
2008/07/08 01:29 - Michael B.

Right then, I've got a 1969 Landrover Series 2a 2.25L Diesel. I put magnets on the fuel line and increased the mileage on a set 17 mile route at a steady 40mph to 27.87mpg. I then constructed the single cell system and fitted it. My first run was with the bubbler closed and on the set run increased my mileage to 28.84mpg. A positive start, but I felt that the engine was being starved of HHO. I then reduced the length of the two feed pipes going to the closest point on the air intake manifold to 4 feet each from five feet and opened up the bubbler to allow a moderate amount of air through. I then ran the same run (each run took 35 minutes) and compared the results. My 39 year old Landrover did 71.43mpg!!!!

In truth, I was hoping to achieve a modest 40mpg but this is unbelievable!!

Many thanks for all your technical help. Your the first people that haven't scoffed at me for attempting to run on HHO and I greatly appreciate your support.

Regards.
"20 Year Old Mitsubishi - Saves 18-20% & Feels like new after 1 hour of using Water4Gas!"
2008/06/10 05:29 - Thillai S.

Dear Ozzie,

Gooday, Water4gas sytem really works great, thanks to you.

I managed to replicate an electrolyzer and it works well, it gives me about 18 to 20% fuel saving, thats great. I am using stainless steel grade 304 for both because i cant get grade 316L in Malaysia, i have spent most of the days looking for it but only 304 are vasely available. Anyway i have ordered 316 from Singapore.

The system is really great, i tried to an old mitsubishi engine, a 20 year old car, after an hour drive i found out that the system has cleanse the comustion chamber and now that car sounds as good as bramd new and it is very smooth.

I will soon start selling the symtem kits, i will donate USD 1.00 to bill lang.

I will keep you update.

Keep well
Thank you
"40% higher mileage -Misubishi Pajero Turbo Diesel"
2008/05/23 07:27 - John S.

since fitting my 3 cell unit I'm really happy with the results... a 40% mileage increase with my 2.5 1992 Misubishi Pajero TD... and much better cold start, and smoother running.

The one thing I've noticed though, is that the cells do not heat up. They do warm up a little but nothing significant.