
“My 2006 Mazda got 121 mpg! I am so excited I want to let everyone know ... This technology is real! Finally an alternative to soaring gas prices” John S, Queensland, Australia
“I’m tickled pink ... I’m driving around in a car that gets 85 mpg. Couldn’t be happier!” Dale P, Seattle, WA
“My F-150 Pickup went from 11 mpg to 33 mpg — a 179% increase! I was shocked, and very pleased!” Mario A, NY
“My mechanic installed the HAFC Kit on my 1998 Airstream Motor Home and it went from 6.8 mpg highway to 22 mpg. My friend was with me on the test drive, and we couldn’t believe our eyes. Roger M, Houston, TX
Mechanic Comments:
“Wow, you guys have overcome the governor on fuel consumption with your electronics. Brilliant!” Harrisburg, PA
“My excitement level has hit the roof on this technology.” 30 years experience Seattle, WA
“You have opened a door with technology that will revolutionize the world. My jaw is still on the floor. You all have done an amazing job.” Wisconsin
“... You have an intermediate and alternative solution to an everyday occurrence — the big fuel wasting combustion process that goes on everyday. It will save the customer great deals of cash.” Platsmouth, NE
1996 Toyota Corolla 4 cylinder, from 23 to 60 mpg (+160%)
2000 Chevrolet Silverado V-8, from 17.4 to 33.5 mpg (+92%)
2002 Mercury Marquis V-8, from 26.8 to 85.0 (+217%)
1995 Ford F-150 V-8, from 12.7 to 33 mpg (+159%)
2004 Mazda MPV 6 cylinder, from 23.4 to 43.5 mpg (+85%)
2000 Honda Accord EX 4 cylinder, from 28.4 to 55.9 mpg (+97%)
2002 Dodge Neon 4 cylinder, from 39.2 to 73.5 mpg (+88%)
1997 Honda Civic 4 cylinder, from 31.4 to 50.6 mpg (+61%)
2000 Pontiac Grand Am 4 cylinder, from 33.4 to 64.3 mpg (+93%)
1999 Honda CRV 4 cylinder, from 26.7 to 62 mpg (+131%)
1998 Plymouth Breeze 4 cylinder, from 38.5 to 77.8 mpg (+102%)
2000 Subaru Legacy 4 cylinder, from 32 to 63 (+97%)
2005 Mercury Sable 6 cylinder, from 19 to 38 (+100%)
2001 Pontiac Montana 6 cylinder, from 19 to 55 (+300%)
2004 Acura MDX 6 cylinder, from 19 to 44 (+130%)
2004 GMC Envoy 6 cylinder, from 16 to 28 (+75%)
2008 Ford Focus 4 cylinder, from 42 to 106 (+252%)
2007 Lincoln MXK 6 cylinder, from 20 to 42.5 (+113%)
2009 Acura 4 cylinder, from 22 to 44 (+100%)
2008 Toyota Avalon 6 cylinder, from 24 to 40 (+85%)
2004 Dodge Durango V8, from 22 to 40 (+91%)
1999 Infinity 6 cylinder, from 28.2 to 58 (+102%)
2003 Toyota Camry 4 cylinder, from 27 to 68.9 (+155%)
2000 Ford Expedition V8 from 13.1 to 26.3 (+100%)
2000 GMC Yukon V8, from 14 to 26 (+90%)
1997 Lincoln Town Car V8, from 20 to 35 (+75%)
1999 Chev Blazer V6, from 16 to 30 (+88%)
2002 Chev Avalanche V8, from 12 to 24 (+100%)
1999 Ford F-150 V8, from 18 to 35 (+95%)
2005 Honda Accord 4 cylinder, from 33 to 104 (+215%)
2002 Nissan Frontier V6, from 24 to 44 (+85%)
1993 Buick Rivera V6, from 20 to 40 (+100%)
1999 Mitsubishi Diamart V6, from 24 to 38 (+59%)
1999 Pontiac Grand Am 4 cylinder, from30 to 60 (+100%)
2006 Mazda 4 cylinder, from 28.4 to 60 (+111%)

The Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter has arrived!
This Dodge van is the first PICC modified vehicle in the world as unveiled at the WIREC 2008 convention held in Washington DC March 4-6, 2008
Please note a correction to the following "THE EPA PROBLEM IS SOLVED" so please do not be contacting the EPA or your representatives on our behalf, thank you!
Dutchman Enterprises publicly introduces the Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter technology
We want all concerned citizens to understand what it will take for us to solve your fuel economy problems and America’s as well. We have your answer, but having the technology is only one part of the solution. We reported at the WIREC event in DC as we pointed to the Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter unveiling, “This is the most fuel efficient and least polluting vehicle in America, but it is illegal to run it on the highway!” The reason for that is that in order to install the PICC, we have to remove your existing factory catalytic converter and re-program the current emissions control system (your on-board computer).
If you modify the factory system that is called “tampering” and it is very, very illegal according to federal law. In order to legally modify low mileage and very polluting vehicles and make them high mileage and non polluting vehicles it will require either that the Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter be accepted as a replacement for the existing catalytic converter or a new law be enacted and passed by the US Congress allowing our PICC emissions control system to be installed on vehicles. If the EPA would test our PICC, they could approve it as a replacement for the factory catalytic converter. We could then begin the distribution of the answer to America’s mobile energy problem. So, it is either up to the Environmental Protection Agency, the US Congress, or a significant number of you "We the People" to correct this situation.
The problem we face is that the EPA has totally ignored us, and our technologies, for years. We can only assume that is happening on behalf of big oil and car manufacturing interests. Not fully burning the fuel is obviously critical for fuel sales and using unburned fuel to destroy engines certainly drives new car sales. We have tried to get the EPA to evaluate our technology to no avail.
Those of you who have been following us for a while know that two years ago President Bush sent his energy advisor (who was in charge of finding alternative renewable energy devices) to our facility to spend the day with us. The question was; What could they do to help us? The President's advisor agreed to get the white house involved in sponsoring a presentation in DC in which they promised that the top officials of the EPA and the DOE would be present, as well as the major media, and they would get the EPA to test our technology.
When the Republicans lost the House and Senate that somehow jeopardized the presentation. A follow up visit to our facility with an advisor from ACORE (supposedly also sponsored by the white house) resulted in a run around that finally ended at the Pentagon. We will not deal with the military! Both of these Presidential advisors indicated that they were very impressed with our technologies.
Hearing of the largest renewable energy show in the world, the WIREC 2008 Event, hosted by the federal government, we invited ourselves to this event and introduced the very first PICC modified vehicle to the world. We discussed the process of the Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter technology and offered to have the EPA test it. We encouraged those in the crowd to coerce, request, or other wise encourage the EPA to test our device.
Some of those who attended our presentations did try to get the EPA (who had a booth at the event) to respond. One mechanical engineer who was sure he could get them to respond was told by the EPA, that if we really wanted our technology to be tested all we needed to do was to form a relationship with the Ford Motor Company and Ford would certainly know how to get it tested. That just served to compound our skepticism. Why would we need a relationship with a major auto manufacturer just to get our world saving device tested?
We are filing all the forms and taking the usual route through the EPA approval process, but we are not hopeful that they will be motivated to expedite any testing on our behalf. We also met a lobbyist who is connected in Congress concerning renewable energy issues. She tells us we should get a congressional representative to champion our cause and have another private meeting with congress to which we will bring our technology for testing. We will test the PICC technology ourselves for them at that meeting, and they can also have any independent party they want present to test it as well.
When we make our clean air point to them, they can give us permission to take it on the highway and prove the fuel efficiency as well. We ran our engines on stationary dynamometer tests, so we already know how efficient they are. We have never been allowed to test the process under actual road conditions. To drive this on a public highway, otherwise, would be illegal and the punishment is severe ($250,000 per incident).
We are working to cause this event in Congress to happen as soon as possible. It would be helpful for you to send your representatives a copy of our press release on our behalf to try to get them involved in this important issue. As soon as we can get approval, we can offer you a PICC upgrade quote for your vehicle and you can drastically reduce your dependence on the price of fuel AND end all the pollution from your vehicle.
An updated explanation of the PICC process:
In order to show you how exciting this technology is we will explain even more of how it works beyond what was originally revealed in our promotional video. The following is the presentation of our Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter technology at the WIREC event.
Setting up the vehicle:

The complete PICC technology consists of a two-step process. The first step is to install the Hydro Assist Fuel Cell kit Genesis Combustion Enhancement System. As we explain the PICC process you will see why this first step is so important. So, first I will briefly explain the HAFC GCES technology. A fuel cell combustion enhancer filled with water is hooked up to the battery and charged with a non caustic electrolyte. The electricity ionizes the water and the hydrogen and oxygen are separated. The monatomic hydrogen and oxygen is injected into the air intake and mixes with the fuel when it is burned.
MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) has completed studies on how monatomic hydrogen can be used to increase the flame spread in the burn causing the fuel to burn more fully. The monatomic oxygen increases the octane level of the fuel, and makes a richer fuel. When fuel is enriched it can be “leaned out” and less is used for the same power output. In addition to using water gas for these purposes, our HAFC Covalizer GCES Gas RX; is used to break the covalent bonds of the fuel and make it easier to burn. Gasoline is very complex molecularly and very compressed as a fuel.
A vaporizer vapor boost uses the heat from the engine to help vaporize the fuel and magnets are used to also somewhat ionize the fuel. The whole process serves to get far more of the fuel burned than usual, and that improves mileage and decreases pollutants dramatically. The HAFC GCES process is currently legal, because the emissions control system and exhaust are not touched. We experienced an average increase in fuel economy of pretty close to double mileage in the first 24 vehicles we installed ONLY our HAFC kit on.
The FIRST STEP in the process is to modify the car to the HAFC GCES technology. Many of the smaller four cylinder vehicles have seen over 100 miles per gallon highway with the HAFC GCES alone and will actually save so much that it will not be worth upgrading them to the PICC. Now let us explain the Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter and you will see how the two technologies fit together.
The Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter technology:
To install the PICC, the existing catalytic converter MUST come off (that is currently illegal to do.) The PICC reactor is placed right where the catalytic converter was. For a great explanation of how the Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter process turns ordinary fuel into plasma, watch the PICC video. Once the plasma has been made, we could inject that into the engine process and increase mileage, but the plasma exhaust would still emit pollutants in the form of NOX and we are environmentalists so we cannot allow that.
The next step of the process we have not discussed on our web site or on the video presentation is a major part of the total process. We have reported that our mileage test (from 20mpg to 180 mpg) on the stationary dynamometer under load conditions went from 18 pounds of fuel per hour to only two pounds of fuel per hour (nine times as efficient.) That has been difficult for some people to understand.
That would mean the standard process would have to have been inordinately inefficient. But, we are actually taking the regular gasoline that is formulated by the refiner and sold to the consumer and then, after we turn it into a plasma state, we inject the plasma into another double tank process that reforms the fuel. Ordinary gasoline burns at an efficiency of about 18% in its original concentrated, molecularly sophisticated, compact state. What we are doing is reforming the fuel into a different fuel that is methane, ethane, butane, propane, and even some pentane.
Even though the reformed fuel contains the same amount of molecules as what was in the regular gasoline, when it is reconfigured, it occupies a greater volume. We can turn one gallon of regular gas into three gallons of reformed fuel. That is 3 times as much fuel to burn in the engine for the same cost. But, it gets even better. This reformed fuel, unlike regular gasoline, burns at a different efficiency. It burns 50% efficient rather than 18% efficient. That is 2.5X as much energy from the burn.
There is ONE problem with this reformed fuel. It does not have a very good flame spread. That means that unless we can do something to increase the flame spread, it cannot be used efficiently. Remember the HAFC GCES technology installed as STEP #1? The monatomic hydrogen is used to increase the flame spread of fuel. When we add this to the reformed fuel, the new fuel can then be completely utilized. It now burns 60% efficient.
Here is the logic. If we have three times as much fuel for the same cost, and it all burns three times as efficiently, then we have a multiplier of 9 to one. That means the whole process would be as much as nine times as efficient! It burns so much cleaner that there will be NO NOX gases and NO CO gas. The air will be far cleaner. There still will be some carbon dioxide, but that is not the real bad guy. Now you know the rest of the story.
Our technology is not good news for everyone. Some of the big businesses in the energy industry will resist using our process to reform and burn the fuel to the advantage of the consumer and the environment. For some of these guys, they like the process the way it is. A cleaner burn means longer lasting engines and that means holding on to the car longer before trading up. There is no down side for the consumer, but there is one for the car manufacturers and the gas suppliers. It is time for consumers to speak up and get their representatives involved in really looking out for their interests. It is also time to support the companies that has the courage to confront all this resistance from big business and self-interests on your behalf.
You can start out right now by getting the HAFC GCES on order right away. It will prepare your vehicle for the ultimate revolution and, if you have a small car, it may be all you will ever need. We cannot upgrade your vehicle to the complete system until you have taken this first step. The HAFC GCES is legal and available right now. The minute you install the HAFC GCES, you are in line for a Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter upgrade quote.
We estimate it will cost an additional $3,000 to upgrade from an HAFC GCES to the PICC. But, can you imagine only paying another $3,000 to modify your vehicle to achieve over 100 miles per gallon average on all your driving? The average consumer drives 15,000 miles per year. That would mean a year’s worth of driving on 150 gallons of gasoline (about three gallons a week) no matter how big a vehicle you have! At $4 per gallon, that means an annual gasoline cost of $600 right now.
If you are currently averaging 25 mpg with your compact car (between city and highway driving this is pretty good), you are using 600 gallons of fuel (12 gallons a week) at a cost soon to be $4 per gallon or $2,400 per year. If you have a 6 cylinder vehicle you might be averaging more like 15 miles per gallon and getting away with 1,000 gallons a year. If you have a big SUV or Pickup you are probably not averaging much over ten miles per gallon for a usage of 1,500 gallons a year at a cost more like $6,000 a year!
Whatever your current fuel cost situation, imagine exchanging it for 150 gallons of gas a year! Tell me that would not be the best $4,000 (total) you ever invested into your choice of transportation? It sure beats buying a hybrid. We are also working on financing for the owner of any vehicle whereby the vehicle itself, is the collateral for the loan because the Pre Ignition Catalytic Converter greatly improves the resell value of the vehicle.
We would appreciate having the opportunity to start our relationship with you by encouraging you to order the HAFC GCES right away. If you have not already ordered your HAFC GCES, there is no time like the present. They cannot keep us from their gates much longer and then this will go crazy.
Beat the rush! Get your HAFC GCES NOW and get it installed right away. You will then be first in line to get your PICC (total Package) upgrade! To stay informed on our progress please subscribe to our periodic JeffOtto.com Tech Update Ezine.
Start your fuel savings today, it’s easy!
Step 1: Complete the no-obligation PICC quote request. Why is this necessary?
Step 2: Click the appropriate Add to Shopping Cart button below to purchase your Hydro Assist Fuel Cell kit Genesis Combustion Enhancement System.
Step 3: Install your HAFC GCES and start saving money now!
Please note; the rights to the HAFC technology worldwide has been sold and will soon be marketed as the Genesis Combustion Enhancement System at $1,498.00 as auto dealers come online across the United States!
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