Can you drive using water as a fuel. Yes it is true because some of the diesel is replaced with brown’s gas, so less fuel means added mileage, more cash and a better environmentally-friendly profile

This can occur when the water is changed to gas by the accumulator. The gas used is a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen, also called brown’s gas, which is then fed into the engine.

The hydrogen and oxygen is produced by changing the water using electrolysis. Electricity breaks the H2O into browns gas. This hydroxy is used by the engine to make energy. This power replaces some of the fuel the machine needs.

The replaced petrol is how the system lowers the overall cost of the petrol used, and saves you cash. Less cash and petrol is a green saving.

But the leading advantage of hydrogen and oxygen as fuel is the by product is H2O. And the water can be used over and over.

When you burn the brown’s gas in the engine, the hydroxy provides more power than the original petrol, which is a bonus. This means the battery power used to make the brown’s gas provides more power than was used to make it, the gas is generally free.