It’s very simple. You don’t change your engine or ECU (car computer). A quart-size (95o cc) container, usually made of glass but can also be plastic or metal, is placed somewhere under the hood. You fill it with distilled water and cheap household electrolyte (causes electrical current). The device gets vacuum and 12 volts from the engine, and produces water gas as shown in the video inside.

The electrical connection is very basic - we have eliminated the need to use relays or any other complications. The device connects to the 12 volts of your battery via the ignition switch, to prevent hydrogen production when the engine is off. The device is fuse protected and draws very little current, only 1-3 amps! This could take 10 minutes or less to connect.

You may have some question like "Can a car really use water as gas?"

The answer is yes! However there is a small caveat: 100% water gas cars will take probably tens of years to be produced on a large scale. The current available method is still using gasoline or diesel fuel.

Water is a supplement to gasoline or diesel fuel that increases mileage tremendously. Simple watergas will show you how to use a little electricity our of your car battery, to separate water into 2 parts of hydrogen and 1 oxygen

It’s a gas that burns beautifully, providing heaps of energy and the end product is just water! In fact mobile magazine said: "Water provides the atomic power of hydrogen, while maintaining the chemical stability of water."