I’m not making this up, an article published in Times Online on April 19, 2003 tells the story of how plans for the carburetor designed by Canadian inventor Charles Nelson Pogue in the 1930s were recently rediscovered by a Cornish mechanic in a secret compartment. from a toolbox.

Pogue’s invention caused enormous excitement in the American auto industry in 1933, when he drove 200 miles on a gallon of fuel in a Ford V8. However, the Winnipeg was never built due to drama during the final testing phase. The oil companies made a change that would effectively render it useless.

It seems they really don’t want the cars to get too much mileage. Why? They say it could wreck our economy and send oil prices plummeting! It could even destabilize the Middle East. (Hey?)

So what did the oil companies do to make this invention of champions totally useless? You won’t believe it! They altered their fuel mix.

As soon as their patent was granted, oil companies began adding lead and sulfur to their fuel mixtures, which prevented the gas from vaporizing in your carburetor and coated the interior with dirt, effectively ruining it. It was useless, and the oil companies had kept another important invention out of the public eye. There are many similar stories of political or industrial cover-ups over the years.

That is why I have chosen this format to impart some wisdom to you. The Internet prevents large corporations from hindering the technological advances that allow these concepts to finally get out to the general public. The concept here is to supplement the fuel with water to not only reduce fuel costs, but also reduce emissions from your vehicles, which helps reduce global warming. The environmental effect of automobiles is growing day by day, purely by sheer weight of numbers.

Want to know how you can drive using water as an additional fuel and laugh at rising gas costs?
It works with a proven 100 year old technology called electrolysis. Every time you put two pieces of metal in water and apply an electrical charge, the water breaks apart into its basic molecules, hydrogen and oxygen (H2O). But when you apply electricity (from your car battery), the molecules break apart and form a GAS (called HHO) which is a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen. This HHO GAS is then drawn into your engine and mixed with the air from the air intake. As the fuel ignites in your engine, the HHO GAS does too, producing more powerful combustion than gasoline alone. There are huge proportions of naturally stored hydrogen in water. This is better than stored, pressurized hydrogen because you are also producing additional oxygen which makes the gasoline burn faster and cleaner, resulting in better mileage and a much more environmentally friendly exhaust outlet.

Storing and transporting pressurized hydrogen tanks in your vehicle would be unwise at best. The hybrid water system is one of the safest technologies available today. While it’s true that some old school researchers are still trying to figure out how to put a 10,000 psi tank in your car to store compressed hydrogen, you can store it today, in the form of water. Don’t store dangerous hydrogen, make only what you need, when you need it. With HHO gas, you are making hydrogen and oxygen ON DEMAND, so nothing is stored in tanks and there is no dangerous compressed hydrogen gas. Just turn on the key and the power cell will start to produce HHO gas, turn off the car and it will stop immediately. Simple, elegant and designed to save you money.

Another useful side effect of burning HHO water mixed with your fuel is the steam cleaning effect that takes place inside your engine, removing carbon deposits and potential hot spots from cylinder heads and valves. Longer engine life… as a side effect. It’s fine.

Now you can save money by adopting the latest advances in technology and putting one of these state-of-the-art generators in your vehicle. Save hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year on fuel costs! Now available to the General Public.

BAIL! Some claim a 250% to 380% increase in mileage when using their product. Sorry guys, but I have never seen such a dramatic increase with HHO gas. That would be like going from 30 miles per gallon to 120 MPG! Don’t you think that if we were already reaching those statistics, it would already have world attention?

The reality is that most people go from a slight 20% increase, for larger vehicles, to a maximum increase of around 130%, which is more than double your mileage.