This is NOT a new invention at all!  The technology to create Hydrogen fuel from water has existed for decades. 

There is certainly no need to spend a fortune on this!  You can easily make your own for under $200!

See <a >Water for Gas Reviews</a> for more information.

LMAO, this man did not INVENT anything, all he did was make changes to a 75 year old idea! People should realize, that before gasoline, the first ICE(internal combustion engines) were powered by and tested with Hydrogen. The prices he’s listing for the set-up is UNREAL! It cost approximately 120$ to make a Hydrogen generator! Me and several others have been discussing this in the forums for over a month! DO NOT BE SUCKERED, you can do this yourself quite simply, and A LOT CHEAPER than 1,000’s of dollars!

If the president would git off his duff and be a man and start making the right people work on finding a reasonable alternive for gass and stop leting the oil compinies run the show because they dont care about the pore people in the world all they see is money lots of money. We might git something done in ower life time. But that wont ever happen because the big oil compinies have every senitar, every cngressman, and even the president in there hip pocket they do what the big oil compinies say do they are pupaits.

True, I’ve heard it’s been around a while, but we have a whole lot of ticked off people in this country who are demanding alternatives to these high gas prices, and it would be in our auto makers and governments best interest to open the door for hydrogen fuel cells. The oil company will still have uses for their fuel, so it won’t hurt them too much for us to reduce gasoline usage.

The technology is there….and has been around for many years…But for some reason…..OIL AND MONEY IN POCKETS….it has always been put on the back burner.

I’m glad this is real, but $8000, WOW. Now, so I can buy one for myself I am selling the water that will work in the Hydrogen Generator. This water is high grade and I do offer quantity discounts

Now that’s what I’ve been wanting to know about! Sounds like it still has some kinks to work out, with rust in the engine and such, but this is very promising. Now if automakers would start working on it, we could actually be driving these things someday, hopefully in the near future.