With gas prices rising almost daily, many are looking for alternatives. A new technology which allows you to use hydrogen generated from water is gaining momentum. Can you really use water as gas and increase vehicle mileage? Yes, with the right equipment you can increase your mileage up to 30%.
The idea of using water to increase mileage is fairly new. The process uses electricity from your vehicle’s electrical system to split water into it’s two main ingredients, hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen is then injected into your engine, allowing your car to burn hydrogen and gasoline together. This allows you to use less gasoline, improving your mileage.
You don’t use the water directly in your engine. It requires a hydrogen generator, which will take water, and produce hydrogen. This process is called electrolysis. The amount of energy (in the form of electricity) used to generate the hydrogen is actually more than the energy you get when you burn the hydrogen. What makes this process work is the fact that water is much cheaper than gasoline, and the electricity used to turn it into hydrogen is being generated by the engine.
Using water to increase your mileage seems strange, and many people don’t believe it is even possible. I myself was very skeptical about the entire process, until I tried it. I installed a hydrogen conversion kit into my car, and immediately noticed a 27% increase in my mileage. I was actually shocked that it worked. I couldn’t believe such a simple add-on would make a drastic difference in the amount of gasoline I use. I have since installed the system into all three of my vehicles, and have talked several of my family into trying it out. While the process seems outlandish, it works, and that’s the bottom line.