Comments on: SAFE, Inexpensive Hydrogen Fuel For Your Car?

By: Benjamin Jones

Benjamin Jones — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 06:22:53 +0000

I’ll trade you all my water4gas pdfs for your pog collection.

By: Hoax Buster

Hoax Buster — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 19:09:50 +0000

IF this were real and the inventor had any balls what-so-ever, he would take it underground and get it to the world. You can bet on this. The former is a big check. How about the latter? CHECK!

By: Hoax Buster

Hoax Buster — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 18:59:23 +0000

This is a hoax. The water4gas guys REALLY are interested because its another way for them to glean money from the poor saps who believe all this junk. ITS FALSE. DON”T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS SNAKE OIL…

By: Bill

Bill — Wed, 21 May 2008 21:21:54 +0000

As with any threatening technology, Mr. Hunt has been given the rabbit chase by the Federal Government. They have further threatened him to NOT drive his converted vehicles on our highways as they have not been tested and approved. Here we go ladies and gentleman. Big Oil wins again. This isn’t over. I have met Mr. Hunt and he is genuine. I have seen the device and it works very well. I watched a Chevy 305 V8 run on just his device. My amazement wasn’t how much hydrogen he was producing, which in itself was amazing, but the pressure he was producing was about 8 times or more than any other HHO device I have seen. He actually has to reduce the pressure before the hydrogen hits the intake manifold. He has the generator and all the electronics that goes with it to produce hydrogen on demand. As for energy used to make the hydrogen…..the unit I saw was running strictly off of the alternator and battery of the Chevy engine. Mr. Hunt has other devices that are running on his HHO device, such as a small home generator. My interest is to convert diesel and gas turbines to hydrogen. I also want to experiment with his HHO device and a fuel cell to power my home. It’s doable and he has done it. Now we need to all get off our combined apathetic asses and help get this technology through our closed minded government.

By: William Green

William Green — Thu, 15 May 2008 06:30:57 +0000

OK…So what ever happened to AKVO Energy Corp. ? The website was registered but has never materialized. The newspaper article from back in Nov has no follow up. The writer of the newspaper article will not answer my e-mails asking for update. No new mentions on the web of any of the people in the articles from Nov 2007. This is very odd! Anyone in contact with AKVO Energy? Anyone know what’s happend to them?
William Green
wdgreen5@hotmail.com

By: Albert Amorino

Albert Amorino — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 04:17:35 +0000

BRAVO!!! The neighsayers can just continue down that same old distructive, waistful path. I love to see anything or anyone who tries to improve on this current state of affairs. According to the American Hydrogen Association, even burning lesser amounts of hydrogen in combination with other carbon based fuels can negate the overall negetive effects of our carbon based economy… THANK YOU FOR TRYING & GOOD LUCK with your project! ! !

By: Ed Starr

Ed Starr — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 00:59:43 +0000

I am interested in details of th technology – especially the electrolysis system – if available.
How does the system compare to the OPEN SOURCE water4gas.com technology?

Sounds like it may be the same but a bit more professional in appearance and production.

My main interest is in whether the system will run an engine 100% or is it in addition to gas or diesel.
Hope to see a reply,
We will gladly share our details as well – a buddy and I are upgrading the w4g idea and putting it into cars trucks, boats, etc.
Great good luck,
Ed Starr
619-749-9647

By: Dale Beckman

Dale Beckman — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 12:01:30 +0000

This is a good and interesting story of someone trying. However, it is discouraging when these stories do not disclose the watts (power values such as voltage type, and current) required for a sustained release of hydrogen to run a certain sized engine. Not including these things always hold the story to suspect.

As I am an optimist, I am willing to be a neutral researcher and possible investor if I was asked. I think I could have a good idea in about 1 to 2 hours. If you are for real, contact me at beckmanresearch@gmail.com .

By: Todd Gregory

Todd Gregory — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:28:35 +0000

I think that if you have a system that produces high amounts of hydrogen from extremly low electric input you could be a huge player in solving world wide energy problems.I am sure that have heard of Stanley Meyer,he claimed to have done this many years ago.The affects of this system are clear,we would not need oil.You would be a threat to the established fuel oil system,how do you plan on handling this problem?Meyers system never got establisched on the market.And he was mysteriously killed.How are you going to deal with with that kind of force?

By: Thomas Wahl

Thomas Wahl — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 08:06:15 +0000

Oh no, not another scam artist! And right here in Central Illinois no less. Well, they come and they go.

The so called “plasmatic induction” has been known for a long time and was not invented by Hunt. This process has no advantage over any other form of electrolysis. It is well known that any form of producing hydrogen from water consumes more energy than the energy contained in hydrogen. The result is a net energy loss.

People are hoping for some magical cure for the approaching economic catastrophy of diminishing oil. Panic will indeed set in when liquid fuel is soon not available in any form. But who is listening? This is why people will grasp at anything that promotes hope in even “educated” people who do not take the time to do even the most rudimentary basic research.