I was inspired by Stan Meyer’s story and I built several water splitting HHO devices in my own garage, and they all worked, just not as efficient as Stan’s.   You can do it too, here’s how. 

Just take a 9 volt battery, connect it with wires from each terminal, separated, and put the bare wires into some salt water.  The salt will act as an electrolyte and allow the voltage and current to travel from the positive to the negative wires.   This will cause bubbles to form on each wire.  The bubbles on the negative wire will be Hydrogen and the bubbles on the positive wire will be Oxygen. 

WARNING: Be careful to do this with good ventilation because these are flammable gasses and will explode with great force if a nearby flame or spark ignites them. 

I built several of these water splitting HHO devices in my garage and was able to produce a significant amount of Hydrogen/Oxygen fuel with them.  I even installed an HHO unit on my car and improved my gasoline MPG significantly.  My car from the factory is supposed to get a max of 28 MPG on the highway.  With my water splitting device installed, I drove from Phoenix to Kansas City, Missouri and got 36 MPG on several tanks of freeway driving.  I was never able to get the efficiency that Stan Meyer got, but I proved to myself that it does work.  There are many others who are working on this across the world.  Two other successful inventors who can split water efficiently are Daniel Dingle from the Philippines and Bob Boyce from the USA.  I challenge you to Google these guys and see them driving their water powered cars.

Another garage project was purchasing my own solar panels and installing them on my house myself. Now, I am producing 2KW of alternative power whenever the sun shines and reducing my electrical dependency.  I also had solar hot water installed on the roof, and in the summer, my solar water system produces steaming hot water from the faucets without using gas or electric heating.

My next garage project is modifying a Rocket Stove heater for my workshop.  I discovered an invention called the Rocket Stove and it burns twigs and small sticks so well, there is no smoke from the stove.  I found this technology to be very interesting so I built one in my garage and it works great.  When the stove starts, it produces a little smoke until it gets warmed up, then the exhaust becomes clean and smokeless.  The stove is constructed so that the small sticks are burnt in a horizontal chamber and the flue pipe is vertical (“L” shaped burning chamber and flue).  These chamber and flue pipes are housed in an insulated case which keeps the heat contained so the flue temperatures are allowed to get very high.  The high temperatures ignite all the smoke particles, leaving a clean exhaust.  This stove will allow you to cook a meal on a handful of twigs and sticks.  For example, the last time that I ran the Rocket stove, I used a 6-inch long 2X4 scrap that I had in my garage and split it into 15 or 20 small sticks about the size of pencils.  I fed them into the stove’s horizontal burn chamber and lit it with a match and paper.  As the sticks begin to burn and heat the flue, the intense heat in the flue causes a very strong updraft which causes the flame to swirl within the flue, causing the sound of a rocket engine, thus the name.  It is very cool to watch and I encourage you to become your own garage builder of rocket stoves.   This is an incredible stove for camping because you can pick up small twigs and scraps from the surrounding camp area and prepare your dinner while being environmentally benign. 

Anyway, my next project is to convert this rocket stove to heat my workshop this winter.   I plan to put copper coils at the top where the flames come out and circulate water thru the pipes to a radiator inside my workshop.  Here is a picture of the rocket stove I built.

Google “Rocket Stove build” and Check out the info and videos for rocket stoves here: http://www.richsoil.com/rocket-stove-mass-heater.jsp






Another garage project that I want to tell you about is the GEET fuel reactor that I built.  A few years ago, I discovered a garage inventor named Paul Pantone and his GEET fuel process.  Paul has patented his discovery and has put plans for building his fuel reactor on the internet for free. http://geetinternational.com/Free_Plans.html

http://geetinternational.com/GEET%20-%20Small%20Engine%20Conversion%20Plans%5B1%5D.pdf

What his invention does is to replace a conventional motor’s carburetor with a device to refine/crack/break-down unconventional fuels (crude oil, soda pop, battery acid, water, etc…) into a fuel that is similar to propane or natural gas.  It uses the wasted heat from the engine to refine unconventional fuels into this light gas that will run any standard gasoline motor.  The process works like this.  You put gasoline into a container (fuel tank) that is modified so that air is forced to bubble up from beneath the fuel causing some of the fuel to vaporize.  This vapor is carried from the sealed container via tubing to the GEET fuel reactor.  The GEET fuel reactor is basically two pipes, one inside the other.  The exhaust from a running gasoline engine is very hot.  Paul placed the incoming fuel line inside the exhaust pipe to heat the fuel vapors before going into the engine’s intake.  This process of hot exhaust going out of the engine in one direction while cold fuel vapors traveling the opposite direction inside the exhaust pipe causes an electrical storm within the fuel vapors that convert the fuel into a clean gas similar to natural gas or propane.  The result is a very fuel efficient motor which produces very, very clean exhaust, without soot or carbon.  Once the motor is hot from being run on gasoline vapors, then other unconventional fuels (crude oil, soda pop, battery acid, water, etc…) can be used to run the motor.  Many of these unconventional fuels can be obtained for free or inexpensively.  



Anyway, this is a great technology that anyone can build and use.  I plan to build another GEET reactor and put it on my 110/220 Volt gasoline generator.  If this works well, I will have my cabin in the woods powered by alternative fuels.

There are many other technologies, already developed, that can change the world. You can build them yourself, but you must take action, get in your garage and build them.  These technologies need to be replicated and developed by freedom oriented people. We need to bring them into common use because the established energy monopolies have a vested interest in keeping these technologies away from the marketplace. 

Happy building.