‘Run Your Car On Water’ Scheme Could Leave Consumers All Wet

And yet so many people seem to be getting definite fuel increases…

“These widely-advertised devices, known variously as a “hydrogen generator” or “hydrogen booster,” claim to be able to use electricity from your car battery to split water into its components of oxygen and hydrogen. This supposedly forms what is called “Browns Gas.” Perhaps the most notorious Web site promoting the concept is Water4Gas.com. Created by a gentleman who calls himself Ozzie Freedom, the site is a 12,000-word sales pitch for two electronic books advertised at $97.00. Doing a Web search for “water4gas” or “Ozzie Freedom” brings up page after page of search results and advertisements with headlines such as, “Is Water4Gas a Scam?” or “Water4Gas Reviewed,” not to mention a wealth of videos that claim to show the device in action. It doesn’t take long to realize that the “articles” and “reviews” appear to be sales pitches masquerading as unbiased reviews. Some sites present themselves as mechanics giving free advice to motorists. “All of these device/schemes seem to promote adding hydrogen to improve the combustion process. There is no way it can improve fuel economy by 50%, or even 5%,” said Dr. Robert Sawyer, Professor of Energy Emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley. When we showed the instructions and claims to Dr. Andrew A. Frank, he had difficulty holding back the laughter. “It shows the desperation people feel!” said Frank, Professor of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering at the University of California, Davis.The Water4Gas site specifically says that you shouldn’t listen to “experts.” Instead, Mr. Freedom says that you should just order his books.” - Source