I would like to know the difference between the hho booster and hydrogen cell kit and wher to buy not make it

Question

please direct me on where to buy the kit under 1000 dollars

Answer 1

If you really want to *waste* your money, just send it to me -- don't give it to the scammers who promote bogus HHO systems.

The laws of thermodynamics (the same ones responsible for allowing us to put men on the moon and robotic vehicles on Mars) prove that these "run your car on water" scams are fake.

For a start -- there is no such thing as HHO gas.  When you split water using electrolysis you end up with a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gases.  That's 2(H2)+O2 and most certainly is *not* HHO.  Just as mythical as HHO are the claims being made for it.

Just take a look at the site I've linked to below and see how the scams work and why the science just doesn't add up.

Save your money!

Answer 2

They're all the same, and none of them work.  They'll make enough hydrogen and oxygen to explode in a demonstration, but they won't drive your car.  That's just as well, because you don't want to be burning that stuff in your car engine: it'll knock the h**l out of the pistons when it pre-ignites.  The power to break the water into H2 and O2 comes right from your gasoline, too, so you won't be saving any money.  

Please analyze this better before spending any money.  You can build one for a few dollars if you want to try it.

Answer 3

no freaking clue