Hydrogen on Demand for All Transportation

by Terry Jackson | 10:30 am July 10th, 2011

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Hello neighbours,

I, a 52-year-old male technician from Oakville, Ontario, Canada, have created and built a working prototype hydrogen generator that mounts right in my van. It saves me about 80-90 percent on my fuel bills for this van. This van is a 2005 Chevrolet Express six-liter engine, and it used to love drinking gasoline. Now it loves drinking hydrogen (water). It is an on-demand system. This means that no hydrogen is stored in or on the vehicle, which in my mind is the safest. It makes enough hydrogen to run the engine and its operating temperatures are lower than gasoline. The engine also supplies more horsepower. The end results are clean, drinkable water coming out of my tailpipe which is good for us all. I am doing my part to reduce the carbons that would be normally coming out of my tailpipe. Now what about the rest of you? Thank you for the opportunity during this amazing time in technologies.

Terry Jackson
Oakville, Ontario, Canada.

5 Responses to “Hydrogen on Demand for All Transportation”


  1. for hydrogen on demand , i believe, are you selling these or the plans , i would love to know more


  2. Hi i dont know any thing about engineering or the technologies, but i know the demand for transportation services happy to know more….


  3. Hi! Can you please tell us how to do this on our cars??


  4. can i get this idea for my indian car at india , what is the cost , is it possible for india


  5. Hello,

    This was posted going on 2 years ago:

    Hydrogen on Demand for All Transportation
    by Terry Jackson | 10:30 am July 10th, 2011

    And Terry has yet to reply to any of the above comments.

    So I would consider this unverified until Terry at least replies.

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