I’ve heard from my old friend Joe Shea about the upcoming November 2011 edition concerning the HHO Games & Exposition in Florida and here’s what he had to say:

Kevin, I thought you might like to see this.  There’s lots on HHOgames.com on the latest developments, including a $12,500 grant from Bright House cable networks.  The Games are Nov. 11-13 at the Sarasota Classic Car Museum, from 9-5 each day and there are seminars all day long, every day. Veterans are free on 11/11.

Many thanks for your support in the past, Kevin.  It’s been vital and very appreciated.

Here’s the Press Release:

NOVELIST TO SPEAK TO HYDROGEN FANS AT HHO GAMES

            BRADENTON, Fla. — Novelist L. E. Indianer, of Ormond Beach, Fla., will be a featured speaker at the Nov. 11-13 HHO Games & Exposition at the Sarasota Classic Car Museum, 5500 N. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota, Fla., on November 11^th and 12^th.  The HHO Games draw hydrogen enthusiasts and developers of hydrogen-on-demand products from around the country. 

            Indianer’s latest international thriller is entitled THE H FACTOR.  It’s a novel about two college students at Georgia Tech who partner for a three-year undergraduate thesis to benefit humanity, and invent The H Factor,” a device that will separate hydrogen from water, convert it into energy, and make fossil fuels obsolete.  Their efforts result in opposition and threats by those who want to see the project fail, including the OPEC countries and international terrorists.

            “From all I’ve read and researched,” Indianer stated, “HHO is definitely the fuel of the future, and I’m excited to be a part of the HHO Games and see cars with these devices demonstrated for the public.  Gasoline is not our only fuel choice anymore.”

            Learn more about the HHO Games at www.hhogames.com, or call Joe Shea at (941) 462-4005.  They will be held Nov. 11-13, 2011, from 9-5 each day.

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Here’s a note sent in by HHO Games founder Joe Shea:

Just wanted to let you know we’re mounting the next installment of the HHO Games & Exposition on April 15-17, 2011 in Manatee County, Florida.

We have an interesting article on hhogames.com on a concept for ultrasonic carburetor vaporization of gasoline, with the promise of 200MPG when complete. Later, HHO would be introduced to further extend a passenger car’s range. There are six videos for the carburetor in the one article.

They’re from the Crunk Bros., who represent Epoch Energy of Taiwan in the U.S. They will be introducing their 12v HHO kit next month following overseas success with their 24v kit. Keep up the good work – and I know there’s an awful lot of it!

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As the price for a gallon of gasoline has once again topped $4 per gallon in some places in the U. S. (like where I live in California) and $10 per gallon in the UK (hard to imagine) the desire to buy or build hydrogen gas savers is once again of public interest.

This phenomenon occurred a couple of years ago as well. As long as the price of gasoline in the U. S. was below $4per gallon the demand to buy or build hydrogen gas savers was lethargic. But, now that there is a crisis in Libya, Egypt and Tunisia and a barrel oil goes for over $100 the story has changed.

It’s amazing not only the amnesia of the public but the politicians as well. This past summer BP had the world’s worst oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and somehow not only did they avoid bankruptcy, but in the fourth quarter they managed to squeak out a tidy $2 billion in profit. I said, profit, not revenue.

So, if you believe like I do that the oil companies are in collusion with one another, in contrast to competition with one another then, yes, it’s time to get a hydrogen gas saver for your car or truck. Using less gasoline means less in profits for BP, the Middle East nations, Venezuela and more money in your pocket. Plus you’re doing the environment a favor by polluting less.

Now that gasoline is $4 per gallon again, why not make a commitment to buying or building your own hydrogen gas saver and take a step towards energy independence and saying No to the Big Oil Companies and Foreign Oil Companies?

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