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BUILDING A WORLD FIT FOR CITIZEN'S OF PAKISTAN, FOR EVERY ADULT, , EDUCATION, EQUALITY, PROTECTION ADVANCE HUMANITY.

WE MUST JOIN 180 MILLION VOICES IN PAKISTAN TO HELP & IDEA FOR ENDING THE POVERTY, BUILDING AFFORDABLE HHO SYSTEMS THAT "CAR RUN ON WATER" AWARENESS AND TRAINING THROUGH MICRO-FRANCHISE SYSTEM CAMPAIGNS.

HOW TO PROMOTE BETTER AND MANAGEMENT OF THE WORLD'S MOST PRECIOUS RESOURCE.

MICRO-FRANCHISE SYSTEM FOR ALL TYPE OF TRANSPORTATION OR HOUSEHOLD, DOMESTIC TO INDUSTRIAL LEVEL , CAMPAIGNING TO KEEP WATER, AS A PUBLIC TRUST THAT COULD BE USE.

TO JOIN HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS THROUGH MICRO-FRANCHISE SYSTEM, CAMPAIGN.

FOR EXAMPLE,

AMER'S KEY OBJECTION TO THE MICRO-FINANCE (SYNONYMOUS WITH MICRO-LENDING) MODEL IS THAT MOST VILLAGERS DO NOT HAVE ANY CONCEPT OF? Business?. They don?t know how to apply for a loan, or how to convince a bank to approve one. And they don?t have the language skills or the vocabulary to explore. DEALING WITH BANKS,,,,.
On top of that, the 23% interest rate, he thinks, is too high. And, they can not afford to get a $500 loan may sufficent to buy a COW, it certainly doesn?t allow a village entrepreneur to buy a taxi, to operate a transportation service to the next major town. That would require more like $10,000.
My hope is that Micro-Franchising will remain true to its social mission while also being able to grow across sectors and across countries to help millions of people help themselves out of Poverty.

FAQs

What is HHO?

HHO Gas, otherwise known as Brown's Gas, is a combination of hydrogen and oxygen that is produced by the process of electrolysis.

In its simplest form, electrolysis consists of two pieces of conductive material; in this case of MMO coated taitinum submerged in water. An electrical current is added to the conductors, positive on one and negative on the other. This causes the hydrogen and oxygen atoms that make up the water molecules to split. The separated hydrogen and oxygen atoms float to the top in the form of bubbles. There are two hydrogen atoms to one oxygen atom, hence the name HHO.
HHO gas is very combustible and makes an excellent fuel. When HHO is burned the only by-product is water.

How is HHO gas created?

HHO is created by a generator. These generators primarily consist of high grade, MMO coated Taitinum metal, water and an electrolysis catalyst, such as sodium or potassium hydroxide.

Generally, there are two types of HHO generators: wet and dry cells.

Wet cell generators are inexpensive and easy to build. One type of wet cell consists of a water-filled container, often a Mason jar, with two braided pieces of stainless steel wire (a positive and a negative) submerged inside. The wires are wrapped around in a coil so that the positive and negative run very close to each other, without touching. The wires are then hooked up to a car battery to produce HHO gas.

Plates, as opposed to wires, give you more total surface area, thus allowing for increased power input, resulting in more HHO output. But, be careful: The maximum efficient amperage of a cell is dependent on the total square inches of the surface area. If you give the cell too much power you're boiling water and injecting steam.
The number one disadvantage of using a wet cell is safety. Due to the nature of the design there's always the possibility of an electrical short inside the container, which could result in an explosion. Units made of glass are particularly dangerous in this situation.
Depending on the application and keeping safety in mind, wet cells can be a great place to start in your experimentation with HHO.
Dry cell generators consist of high quality, stainless steel plates and gaskets sandwiched together to form a "brick" of steel. Holes are drilled in the plates allowing water to flow through the cell. The gaskets in between separate the plates and create cavities which allow water from the reservoir to circulate through the dry cell, producing HHO gas. Most dry cells are configured with 4 to 5 neutral plates, surrounded by positive and negative plates. The neutral plates help to lower the voltage between plates which makes the unit run more efficiently, produce less heat and create more HHO gas than a wet cell using the same amount of supplied power.

The water and HHO gas exit the dry cell and circulate back into the reservoir, where the water gets recycled and the HHO gas gets sent to the "bubbler." The bubbler does two things: it acts as a safety device by preventing flashbacks from reaching the reservoir and it helps to filter out the catalyst vapors. From there, the HHO gas is added to the air that is already being fed into the engine and acts as a fuel supplement.

The main advantage of a dry cell is that the electrical components are not submerged in water as they are in a wet cell. This eliminates the possibility of an electrical short causing an explosion inside of the generator.

What are HHO's applications?

Experimenters are exploring the following uses for HHO gas:
?Fuel Supplement for internal combustion engines ?Torches (welding, glass blowing, brazing, etc.) ?Home heaters

HHO as a fuel supplement for vehicles
The average internal combustion engine burns about 30% of its fuel at best. The rest is wasted and left behind in the form of carbon deposits in the engine, or it goes out of the exhaust and into our air as carbon emissions. Adding HHO helps to burn the fuel more efficiently, resulting in almost 100% of the fuel actually being burned. If applied properly the benefits are increased power and cleaner emissions. And, since the fuel is being burned more efficiently, less is needed, resulting in better mileage.
Another advantage of HHO helping to burn more of the fuel, is that less carbon will form on your engine which means longer engine life and fewer oil changes.
One of the fears that people have when they hear the word "hydrogen" is that they don't want to be driving around with a so-called hydrogen bomb in their car. HHO gas is generated on-demand, which means it's only being produced when the engine is running. The gas is never stored so there is no danger of a full-scale, vehicle explosion. However, if you do not have an adequately designed system that includes safety features like a bubbler, flashback protector and pressure relief valves, you can run the risk of a small explosion of the HHO generator itself. This is especially a concern when using a glass jar generator, as the glass shards could cause serious injury.
All combustible fuels carry certain risk factors when handling. Safety precautions should always be thoughtfully considered, no matter the fuel or application.
Advantages of using HHO gas as a fuel supplement Although more testing is needed, experimenters have had the following results when using HHO gas as a fuel supplement:

"None of this will happen without public awareness and mobilization campaigns, to bring home to people the extent and the causes of the current and impending "FUEL" and CNG crisis in PAKISTAN?

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Thank you again for signing up for our free Informational Extravaganza on making your own Hydrogen from Water and using it to benefit you by Saving Gas and Helping the Environmental the same time.

My Goal is to make you an expert on this topic in SEVEN DAYS or less, so you can make an intelligent decision about this new and exciting realm of using Water to increase your mileage. We have a lot of ground to cover, so below is a quick review of how we're going to approach this challenge. By the time we finish, you will have more knowledge on this area of alternative energy than 97% of people in the world.

Let's go over some of the things we'll be discussing in this no cost, seven day journey together:

We'll start out with a basic introduction on what Hydrogen and HHO Gas is- a basic overview to set a foundation. This will get you up to speed.

Then we'll discuss in further detail "How it is made", both commercially (industrial applications) and residentially (for home and car).

Next we'll delve into the wide assortment and types of electrolyzes being used and experimented with today.

After that we'll get into how the technology applies to our vehicles; gas and diesel.

On this day we will go over the Methods of powering these designs and which you should choose.

On the sixth day, we'll look at the challenges involved, things you MUST do (or get discouraged by the results) using an alternative fuel additive like Hydrogen. I want you to fully understand both good and bad so you an approach this exciting energy source fully informed to make an intelligent decision.

Lastly, we finish up by discussing what's out there and what fits with you. Some people are handy with their hands and have a tighter budget (or they just like the challenge!) so a do it yourself scenario works very well. Others have seen the benefits, and want to just buy a kit and put it in. Some even buy the kits, and pay a local mechanic (or neighbor who loves to work on cars) to put it in or them, using the fully illustrated instruction manual. We'll examine the angles and see if we can find something that works for you, (or maybe nothing at all right now - which is OK too!) AT least you will be fully informed when it comes time to make a decision.

My goal is to have you fully up to speed by the time you finish this tutorial, so that any questions you have about hydrogen as a viable fuel source, will be completely answered and you will be able to make an informed decision as to whether you want to join the rest of us in using the power in water to fuel your car and clean the environment at the same time!