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HHO Redux - The Internet Has Arrived

By crooky | July 17, 2008

I have been getting a huge spike in traffic for my blog lately and 90% of it has been for an article I wrote back in March about HHO Boost systems for your car. If you haven’t read the article, it’s basically a mini fuel cell that purportedly turns tap water into “brown’s gas” which, when added to your engine, helps your gas burn more efficiently. The debate has been raging in the comments section of that article for months but it seems to boil down to the fact that HHO gas can help your gas burn more efficiently but that these little fuel cells people are pushing can’t possibly produce enough gas to make a noticeable difference.

I did discover why my article is so popular. With rising gas prices, people are understandably looking for ways to cut costs and they’re obviously looking into HHO systems. Turns out when you Google “HHO”, my blog posting on it comes up as the #1 search result. I’m even higher than Wikipedia! Hahahahaha!

So, just goes to show you the power of writing about something that people are interested in.

FYI, there’s some interesting information on real HHO projects on the Vancity Change Everything blog.

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Aaron “Crooky” Cruikshank is the Principal and Founder of Friuch Consulting. He has written professionally about science and technology for over ten years.

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