Yes, the Water‐hybrid system can provide fuel from water for just about any home appliance requiring natural gas or propane as a source of heat; thereby saving valuable and diminishing natural resources.
Space heaters and furnaces are excellent candidates.
Stoves and other cooking units such as barbecue grills can also be fueled by the water‐hybrid system.
Such applications require a separate power supply to convert your homes 120 volt AC power into the 12 volt DC power required by the water‐hybrid system. You can purchase an inexpensive power supply at any electronics store such as Radio Shack, or have someone familiar with electronics build one for you since the design is very simple.
The cost of home electricity used by the water‐hybrid system is insignificant, probably less than $3 per month in most cases.
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here is a link to someones online copy - I HAVE A REAL COPY
http://tomhoward.ws/hydro/2.htm
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This is what you find when you do actual journalism and not wiki-journalism. i'm surprised this hasn't caught the attention of the general public or the BIG AUTO Industry. The byproduct of this technology is oxygen and water albeit cleaning the engine making it last longer. if salt water is used - it might even retain the salt in the water tank used in its operation.
I plan to use the technology and document it completely. The technology is unpatented and noncommercial but in the coming days i will prove if this works or not. There is some hope remaining for all of us. This is the 21st century, try to act accordingly.
