Barry Holszweig, the owner of the first dedicated HHO facility in the world - a six-bay garage called YourWater2Gas at 18300 US Hwy. 19 at Bellaire Road in Clearwater, Fla., - explains how onboard hydrogen generators get additional power and fuel savings from the novel technology. Much of the American HHO industry is represented several times a year at the Bradenton, Fla.-based HHO Games & Exposition. The last HHO Games & Expo took place July 17-19, 2009, at the University of South Florida-St. Petersburg, and featured some of the latest developments in hydride storage of hydrogen, titanium kits that get extraordinary results, a prize-winning solar-powered HHO kit designed by teenagers, and sleek, highly polished HHO Kits from Hyrbridgen,.Also a Clearwater, Fla., company, their kits are now being tested on trucks and refrigerated trailers of Sysco, the giant food processing company that serves millions of American restaurants. Early results after a month of testing show significant gains in mileage and reduced diesel fuel consumption. Learn more about the HHO Games at http://hhogames.com
About Me
- ...Joe Shea
- ... My greatest achievement was to win a First Amendment lawsuit (Shea v Reno) against Atty. Gen. Janet Reno over the First Amendment, in which I got a law declared unconstitutional in Manhattan Federal Court and was affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. I've been a reporter almost all my life, and have worked at or published in publications like The Reader's Digest, Esquire, Argosy, the Los Angeles Times and the San Francisco Chronicle. I was a 1970 Pulitzer Prize nominee for my stories in the Village Voice, and am an investigative reporter who once got the President's nominee to the SEC withdrawn. I'm also a native New Yorker who grew up on a farm in a small village that is now an important suburb of New York City. We still live in our pre-Revolutionary War family farmhouse there. I lived in Marietta, Ga., and Norman, Okla., as a kid, and went to the University of Oklahoma, Orange County Community College in Middletown, N.Y., and Antioch College in Columbia, Md. I lived in Beverly Hills and Hollywood, Calif., for 26 years until moving to Bradenton, Fla., in 2003.
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