Jason Tyler (Auto Mechanic Team) Gas Conversion (Hydrogen/HHO Fuel) Expert 

As a certified mechanic, I know the ins and outs of cars. also I know how easy it is (or isn't) to perform certain conversionson cars, trucks, and big-rigs. Ten years ago when I first started experimenting with the different technologies to achieve superior fuel economy, I just took it for granted that getting 50-80 miles per gallon (80 to 129 kilometers) was normal with the water/HHO system installed. Today, with the advent of people selling the do-it-yourself instructions to use water as a fuel supplement, I want to shed some light on what is and what is not possible. First, it is NOT possible to drive completely with water (these vehicles are still in production and are very expensive). You will still need fuel. BUT, with the water being converted to hydrogen (also called oxyhdrogen, HHO or Brown's gas) and fed into the engine's air intake, your vehicle will get more miles per gallon (or kilometers per liter) of fuel and you save money on gas. Second, it is NOT for everyone. If you do not spend more than $50 a month on gas, it really doesn't make sense. Third, you may only get 50-60% increase in fuel efficiency and depending on your vehicle, engine size, your vehicle's increase in fuel efficiency will vary. Yet, with that said, we have had reports from USA and Canada of 113% to 279.3% increases in MPG. You still would have to buy gas each month, but your bill would likely be half to one third of what it is right now. Fourth, in our tests of the some of the guides recommended by non-mechanics, some actually damaged the engine or destroyed certain critical engine components, which not only was expensive to fix, but VOIDED the vehicle warranty. I and the other mechanics in our shop evaluated 19 different guides based on the following criteria: •Mechanically sound design that will withstand daily use of the vehicle. •An increased gas mileage and money savings. •Very inexpensive and easy for a beginner. •Clean emissions (which help protect the environment). •Produce the maximum amount of HHO (oxyhydrogen or "Brown's gas"). •Work with 99% of new and used vehicles on the market today (including fuel/carb injection, petrol, gas, and hybrids). •Has successfully been used on vehicles around the world using petrol, diesel, or gasoline. •Faster vehicle acceleration. •Stronger torque or engine power. •Works in freezing temperatures. •Eliminates engine "nock" or "ping". •Does NOT damage the vehicle warranty. •Compatible with IRS requirements to REALLY get you tax rebates to pay for the conversion. •REALLY can be removed or installed in minutes from your car's engine compartment. •Eliminate carbon deposits from unused fuel. •You get rights to the system to build and distribute the kits for personal use or profit. Below, I give you recommendations of the top three conversion guides that my team has tested and that meet all of the criteria above. Knowledge is power, and even if you are not an expert in cars, I believe you can do the conversion! I will even give you my email address ( jason [at] drivecarwithwaterandsave.com ) to answer any questions you have. As soon as you install your conversion system, let me know (email above), and I congratulate you because each person who does this conversion is contributing to a cleaner environment, and to your saving money on gas.

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Alternative Energy: Helps Business and Home Owners
Miller Britzke (Alternative Energy Engineer) Helps Large Businesses and Homes to Convert to Green Power
I am an engineer who works with corporations to help them go green by converting to solar and wind energy. I know what it takes to create an alternative energy plan that works, and I know how to implement those plans. As an engineer who works in the realm of alternative energy, there is one thing that often surprises me.The range of quality of information on how to go green is simply astounding. At least once a week, someone will ask me how they can learn how to convert their home, and answering that question can be difficult. Simply put, there are literally hundreds of products out there that teach you how to switch a home to solar or wind generated energy. When you look at these products though, only a few of them are worthanything. Converting a home using professionals is an expensive proposition. To compensate many are turning to do-it-yourself books and making the move to go green on their own. With the wide range of information available, let's first discuss what a go-green learning package is and is not.
First, a program that teaches you to convert your home is NOT the only thing you need. To make the actual conversion you'll still need to follow the guide to building solar panels or windmills or both.
Second, NOT every home is appropriate for green conversion. If you
live in an condo for example you don't have the surface area for solar panels, or the land needed to setup a windmill.
Third, a package that teaches you how to convert your home IS an
excellent way to reduce and even get rid of that month power bill. In fact, if you do it right you'll likely generate more energy than you
use, and the power company will have to pay you for the power you feed back into the grid. Best of all, if you choose the right methods to convert your home it can be done for very little cost to you.
Fourth, if you don't take the time to choose the right learning tools
then you're just wasting your money. You even run the risk of creating problems for yourself when your real estate value drops due to the non-working solar panels that are covering the roof. Choosing the right tool to learn with is the most important step!
To help you choose a green power package that works, along with some friends, I have worked to evaluate the top five learning products on the market today. We based my evaluations on the following criteria. Green Power - Obviously our main goal from any power generation project is to generate power. We tested how much power each solar panel and windmill could actually generate.
Ease of Building - With a package that teaches how to convert a home, the material should be clearly laid out, and the components should be simple to build.
Instructional Value - From the above criteria we gave higher ratings
to those learning packages that taught us how to go green with ease.
The best packages had everything clearly explained, drawn blueprints, and then further explained with how-to videos.
Cost Involved - The main reason people choose to convert their home themselves is to save money. We gave much higher ratings to the packages that taught us how to find parts for less.
Availability of Parts - Some of the learning packages we tested
recommended parts that weren't available. We gave higher marks to those that used parts that were available to anyone (such as at your local hardware store) Time Involved - How long did it take to build each component. We found this had a lot to do with how well the material was explained, but some of the plans just weren't simple enough.
Overall Rating - From the above factors we gave each package an
overall rating. To follow you will find our ratings for the top five
products that can teach you how to go green. With each of our
evaluations we did take the time to build each component that the book/video suggested, and in the process we converted a home. I have many friends who have been bugging me to help them go green. Over a two month period of time (working on the weekends), that's exactly what I did. They paid for the parts and put in most of the work, I paid for the learning materials and helped them along the way. The clear winner from our evaluations was Earth 4 Energy, but the other four products that made the top five didn't fair too badly either. My recommendations are clearly laid out below, but if you do need any help choosing a package, don't hesitate to email me and I will answer any questions that you may have. Once you have your home running on green power, please do let me know. I enjoy hearing stories from others who have worked to choose the environmentally friendly route to power their homes, and saving money and the environment.

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