February 9th, 2010 
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Times have changed and it is sometimes difficult to keep up.Once upon a time one went and bought a car and life was simple but that led us to skyrocketing gas prices and toxic emissions and other troubles. Once the vehicle has been converted to run on water, you can be certain that you are benefiting the environment while you are paying a fraction of your previous fuel bills. Hydrogen in your gas mixture will ultimately convert your emissions to steam and that is only beneficial to the environment.
There are testimonials that the combustion system will also remove pollution from the air intake. It doesn’t get much greener than that. So what is water electrolysis and how does it actually work? Well, water electrolysis is simply the breaking down of water into its basic hydrogen and oxygen atoms by passing an electrical current through it. It really is as straightforward as that, although different methods have different efficiency levels. Normal water from the tap is all that’s needed.
In the past, hydrogen systems did not work because the energy required was more than the energy produced and there was no way around that. Hydrogen fuel powered vehicles are by their nature safer than using gasoline.
What this does is make bite sized particles out of the particles that the engine burns as fuel. So the system is able to use a lot more of it.
By doing this you can reasonably expect to improve your fuel mileage by 30% or significantly more. It also helps make emissions substantially cleaner.
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Well then if you hjave found that then go with it. We have different results and I run my car with one in in. It uses about 5 to 8 amps. If it uses more it will blow the fuse.
Hi there, good to hear you're trying to help reduce carbon and pollution emissions. Despite the nay-sayers, there are solutions. Might cost a bit though!
Clean Technology Center Collaborative do a conversion kit – which actually works – you can see pictures of converted cars here: http://www.shfca.org.uk/article_image_list.fcm?subsite=6942§ion=46
However, you might find that selling the Jeep and buying a hybrid 4X4 is a more economic (and environmentally friendly) option.
As for it being 50 years before hydrogen-fuelled engines, fuel cells and hydrogen fuel is available – don't believe that! Have a look at "H2ICE" in Google – hydrogen internal combustion engine. Also have a look at the 'Hydrogen Highway' projects in the US, Canada and Germany.
So, short story: you're moving in the right direction, but probably trying to go about things in the most difficult possible way. Hybrids are probably the way to go for now – maybe that new Lexus RX400h or one of the new Ford SUVs coming out soon?