Hydrogen Engine

A couple of weeks ago, I was surfing the web, desperately searching for an honest, effective way to save money on my ever-increasing gas bills. I’m a single mom with two young sons, and unfortunately I didn’t finish college, so a high-paying job doesn’t seem to be in my future. In my budget, every penny is important!

While I was looking for some answer to my gasoline bill crisis, I found several references to the idea of adding a hydrogen converter to your gas engine. This hydrogen converter idea was complete news to me, and my first thoughts were that it had to be either some crackpot idea, too expensive, an outright scam, or way too complicated for me to do — or all of the above!

But I kept reading more – especially the many reports from people who are already using hydrogen converters to save 50% or more on their gas or diesel bills. The idea behind a hydrogen converter is really simple. Hydrogen is an extremely powerful source of energy, and we are surrounded by hydrogen every day – available at basically no cost!

So where is this no-cost, widely available hydrogen? And how exactly do you get it, and how do you use it to make a hydrogen converter to save big money on your gas bills?

Easy.

Plain old every-day water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen molecules. Those molecules can be safely and easily separated. The hydrogen molecules mix with the gas or diesel in your engine, and make it produce many more miles per gallon than pure gas or diesel. You just build a hydrogen converter and add it to your engine.

But how was I going to do that, since I know nothing about engines or mechanics? I talked to my brother Mike and showed him what I had found about hydrogen converters – expecting that he would laugh his head off and give me a really bad time about what a silly idea it was.

Big surprise! Mike practically grabbed the information away from me, and started reading and talking at the same time – what a great idea, why didn’t he think of it, etc.

Within an hour, he was on the internet, researching possibilities, and looking for detailed information on building and installing a hydrogen converter. Fortunately for me, Mike is like a bulldog when he’s looking for mechanical information.

He found a great website that compares three top hydrogen converters. He quickly chose the one he thought was the best product, zipped over to our local auto supply store, and the next day, I was driving my car with my hydrogen converter added to the engine.

That was just about a month ago, and I’ve already saved more than $100 compared to my gas bills without the hydrogen converter. What a relief! Besides that, I watched Mike building and installing my hydrogen converter, and it turns out, I could have done it all myself!

Of course, Mike also added a hydrogen converter to his truck engine. Now on top of the money he’s saving on his own gas bills, Mike has also made several hundred dollars, by building and installing hydrogen converters for other people.

By: Angie Roberts

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