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Most of our competitors try and bamboozle you with an over-abundance of useless information in the hopes that you will never get to the energy equations involved.

They do this because although the technology works they don't know WHY or HOW it works. Yes, electricity will separate oxygen and hydrogen from water via the process of electrolysis. We all learned that in our junior high science class. And in that class you learned that the electricity required to produce the hydrogen and oxygen was greater than the resultant energy produced when the elements were recombined. Thus respecting Newton's Law of Conservation of Energy!

We have included links to some of our competitors so you may see what they are doing. Remember these individuals are backyard DIY's just like you. They have taken a product and removed all the Science and Engineering expertise and replaced it with plastic components and a 'coffee jar' mentality.

They say their plans are worth $250- $300! Most of these individuals have come to the technology in the last few years; sell you other people's plans from expired patents and have less than junior high school comprehension of the process. A set of their plans cost upwards of $49 discounted from '$200+' and if you look at the pictures on their sites you'll see exactly what you will be making; a plastic container with plastic tubes and wires sticking out of it. If you want to be part of their solution, then be our guest

If you would rather build an HHO-Hybrid Unit of exceptional quality for only a few dollars more, then I suggest you purchase our DIY manual and receive instructions on building a safe, efficient well designed unit. Or easier still, simply purchase one of our pre-assembled units.

Remember, we have been perfecting this technology for decades. We have statistics from dynamometer tests. We have diesel trucks, fleets of buses and fishing trawlers using our units in commercial applications.

We appreciate the sentiment of the 'coffee jar' brigade but they are not helping the overall push for the implementation of this technology on a large scale.

"One Vehicle at a Time"