Dry Cell, Dry Cell Hho Kit, Fuel Saver

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We are offering dry cell, dry cell hho kit, fuel saver etc.mileage booster
we are manufacturing eco- friendly products!
we are the leading manufacturer , supplier , wholesaler , all over the india
our hydrogen hho kit (mileage booster) technology is proven to lower fuel costs 20% - 60%+ or more, increase mileage, and help the environment! but there is more.
you will also notice lower engine temperatures, faster acceleration, and best of all.
hho is the short name for hydroxy gas, browns gas, green gas, di-hydroxy or oxyhydrogen. While there are many names, they all mean the same thing. A mixture of 2 parts hydrogen (h2) and one part oxygen (o2) gases.
our hho kits operate on a 100 year old, proven technology called electrolysis. By sending electricity through stainless steel plates that are submerged in water in a certain pattern, we are able to separate water in to the h2 and o2 gases making hho gas.
hho and hho kits are very safe to use because the hho gas is extracted only as needed and burned steadily from water. Why compress hydrogen into a large hydrogen tank when you can store it safely in the form of water?! our setup produced hydrogen only as the car needs it.
about hho
in a way, hho systems got their start in 1875, all because of author jules verne. In "the mysterious island," verne wrote:
yes, my friends, I believe that water will one day be employed as a fuel, that hydrogen and oxygen which constitute it, used singly or together, will furnish an inexhaustible source of heat and light, of an intensity of which coal is not capable.
fast forward about a century, and enter australian yull brown, an avid inventor and verne enthusiast. He claimed to have invented a way of separating the hydrogen and oxygen molecules in water using electricity, thereby allowing him to use the two elements for things like welding or automobile fuel. The fuel produced was referred to as hho gas, brown's gas, hydroxy, or oxyhydrogen. Hho is simply shorthand for h2o, which contains two hydrogen molecules and one oxygen molecule.
and so, from verne and brown came the legend of the water-fueled car, and added to this is more than three decades of speculation, argument and refutation. Despite brown's claims, the water-powered car is still the mechanical equivalent of the sasquatch -- maybe it exists, maybe it doesn't, and much of its existence is based on faith.
the idea behind an hho system is a relatively simple affair. The system uses electricity from your car's alternator to run an electrical current through water that's been infused with an electrolyte, usually a form of salt. The electricity breaks the bond between the hydrogen molecules and the oxygen molecules, and the hydrogen and oxygen are released as gases. These gases are collected and used by the engine as fuel.
the collected gas then is piped to the vehicle's engine and sucked in by the intake manifold. Accounts from manufacturers claim hydrogen is thousands of times more energy dense than fuel, and only a little is needed to fuel the vehicle. Once combusted, the hydrogen and oxygen recombine into -- you guessed it -- water.
while the water-as-fuel claim is no longer rolling, hho believers claim the systems can be used to boost mileage anywhere from 50 percent to more than 200 percent, as well as to reduce emissions.