Green Future Technology to introduce revolutionary invention

Green Future Technology introduced a revolutionary invention that saves fuel consumption 'GFT hydrogen generator' at the 2008 Great West Truck Show in Las Vegas.

The GFT Hydrogen Fuel Generator uses water with no chemical additives, reducing the emission of harmful greenhouse gasses into the environment. When the engine is running, the movement of electricity through the water in the generator divides the water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen through a process called electrolysis. It can be used on all gasoline, diesel and LP engines.

According to the company, using this generator, you can save 15% to 40% fuel consumption as well as improve mileage by 20% to 40%.

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[superhappyize]

like your expose'

[malfunction12]

This broad doesn't have the first clue what she's talikng about. Bet she's got a house full of cats.

[gee556]

This is why greentards never get anywhere unless they get the government to pass more sham laws. Give me a thousand dollars and I'll build you a used refrigerant tank to put some water into your turbo with. Hell, use windshield washer fluid and gain up to 20% in HP and efficiency while running more boost cooler.

[platinumplusenter]

My bullshit detector was going off like crazy during this video. They supposedly are doing electrolysis differently than everyone else? WOW, it's a major technological breakthrough!!! Alert the media.

[LostInMadness220]

I thought chicks werent interested in this stuff. lol wow

[Azeralas]

to me it looks like the same thing... electrolysis probably with a greater conduit-to-water ratio then most hho cells. to be honest I cant be sure but the facts represented send up flags that this is the same process just tweaked slightly to avoid patent laws. With that being said I don't really care what it is I just want to see hydrogen become a complete replacement for fossil fuel seeming as though this technology has already been in use since the late 80's. (Money destroys advancement)

[Agarraestagartxa]

Too good to be true

[buckstarchaser]

Our process is not electrolysis but we call it "splitting the water with electricity". It looks like electrolysis to me. But if it's only $900 to find out if this is really the first thing to get out more energy than you put in then gee why not.

[HHOhybridBuilder]

hydrogen is clean

[Oxygaunt]

Hmm.. I'm skeptical.. sound too simple. Need more details.