How worthwhile is it to spend money on fuel saving
devices?
Projects and Meetings
Updated August 18, 2010
Next meeting September 11!
This is a club in East Texas of auto enthusiast and consumers who are more than just a little interested in finding
out first hand the facts about burning hydrogen/oxygen from the electrolysis of water to save money on fuel. These
hydrogen cells are being manufactured in garages by individuals from all walks of life with varied education levels all
over the U.S. Do they work? We are out to find facts where mostly conflicting information exists. Not an easy task when
you consider the volume of information available on the subject across the Internet and the multitudes of different
units manufactured by creative people and some enterprising companies. What works and what doesn't? Well, we're going
to find out ...
Getting The Best
Mileage From HHO
A must read for anyone installing an HHO generator.
  Flashback Preventer
For Hydrogen Generator Electrolysis Units Updated June 27, 2010
Video
Page Updated July 8, 2010
GEET
Project Updated March 5, 2010
Dry Cell
Project Updated May 16, 2010
Dry Cell Installation Photos Updated April 26,
2010
Schedule of Meetings and Projects.
Next meeting Saturday September 11 at 9:00 AM at the Spreadbury car barn. Contact below for directions and/or more
details.
Our objectives are to separate fact from myth such as do this units actually work? Are they bad for your engine?
Seems so many people have constructed some of these units and swear by the performance. Many of our members have either
built a simple unit or purchased a unit with positive results which would indicate these are worth the effort.
We invite all who want to participate or have any input to join us at any of the meetings. You can contact us by
e-mail by clicking the link above. For spam control don't change the subject line as this is how I screen credible
e-mails from others. You can also find more contact information at the Contact Us page.
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HydroStar Project
More links to projects by some of our members related to making hydrogen to save fuel:
Art Nesmith's hydrogen projects
 
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