Water4Gas (one of the most rapidly selling ebooks on the internet today) started with one lone fellow named Ozzie Freedom in his garage in Southern California selling and doing installations of a device which would convert fossil fuel powered car fuel system to a hybrid gasoline/hydrogen engine for intrepid individuals who trusted Ozzie enough to pay two hundred dollars. Business was rather slow and not quite profitable.
Then Ozzie’s friend, GARKO, suggested he make it an ebook and sell it on the net and the rest is history. But in the act of assembling the data that he could make available to members so as to provide the most complete product, Ozzie found he was not working alone after all. He discovered other designers and scores of resources that provide other routes to the same destination. Ozzie communicated with a lot of these folks who were blazing their own trails. And in this way, Water4Gas became an open source community where individuals can cooperate and collaborate and work synergesitically towards their common purpose of rebelling against the oil industry for the public at large and providing more powerful, less expensive and more environmentally friendly energy source solutions.
The Open Source model allows new systems to be postulated and tested more rapidly.
With the increased speed of progress also comes improvements. Problems with a new approach are found earlier and fixed sometimes instantly in an Open Source community – closed environments simply don’t have enough eyeballs observing the progress of some project to be as effective.
The Open Source method provides inventors with an entire reference data base of approaches already created that can provide stepping stones for new methods. As well as learning from mistakes others have made.
One of the largest obstacles in developing new energy alternatives is having to hurdle the label that some notorious firms have engendered through defrauding inventors and fraudulently presenting their products. By placing a technology in Open Source, it gains an immediate legitimacy. The Open Source community works together as a peer-review system that rapidly removes technologies that aren’t worthwhile. This aspect of Open Source development will significantly enhance the repute of new energy technologies and enable the small fish to more-readily attract investors.
The Open Source approach also prevents the theft or suppression of new energy technologies. It is pretty much impossible to make off with or suppress something that an entire Open Source community has access to. When something is already freely available, it cannot be stolen and if everyone has the opportunity to freely access it, it can’t easily be hidden.
WATER4GAS is sharing information at a low price which folks can use at home to build a small gizmo which instills hydrogen into the fuel/air mixture that their car or truck runs on.
The process makes bite sized particles out of the particles that the system burns and uses as fuel. Because of the smaller size the engine is able to use considerably more of it.
With WATER4GAS you can minimumly expect to increase your MPG by 12%. But many are getting 30-50% improvement or even more. Those particles must have been pretty darn big in some systems before. But with WATER4GAS they are made usable so you can increase your MPG.
It also helps to lower emissions significantly.
This information has been purchased by over NINE THOUSAND people already and the percentage of happy customers is about 99%! So that's a start!