Abstract: The Miami Max Hydro consists of a cylinder, with an inlet and outlet, contains two disks at one end, one having a positive charge, the other having a negative charge, as dictated by the electrode it is attached to. They do not touch. One is placed over the other and secured to it via a non-conductive material. The inner disk, herein named DISK B, has bored holes, lined with a non-conductive material, to allow passage of the rods that are attached to the outer disk, herein named Disk A, from touching Disk B and short-circuiting the cell. The number of rods of the two disks is adjustable, from two to infinite. Water passes through the cell while a positive and negative charge is applied to each electrode respectively. The electrical current vibrates the rods at a frequency that breaks the hydrogen-oxygen bond. The hydrogen is then harnessed for energy.

Abstract: Presented vaporizer is a hollow container that houses a circular metallic coil. The coil has an inlet and outlet. The container has one opening serving inlet/outlet as one. This apparatus is designated for the use with internal combustion engines. The engine's coolant is admitted to the container, while fuel passes through the metallic coil located inside the container. After initial start of the engine we witnessed rise of temperature of the engine coolant and in effect expansion of the fuel passing though the coil. Doing so, the pressure in the fuel line increases significantly. In effect the fixed speed setting for fuel pump could be reduced. Flow of the fuel through the fuel vaporizer is administrated by the mean of motor speed control switch connected to the fuel pump. In summary, this device vaporizes petroleum fuel—each in effect dramatically increased efficiency and effectively reduced the emission of CO2.

Abstract: The Miami Max Hydro consists of a cylinder, with an inlet and outlet, contains two disks at one end, one having a positive charge, the other having a negative charge, as dictated by the electrode it is attached to. They do not touch. One is placed over the other and secured to it via a non-conductive material. The inner disk, herein named DISK B, has bored holes, lined with a non-conductive material, to allow passage of the rods that are attached to the outer disk, herein named Disk A, from touching Disk B and short-circuiting the cell. The number of rods of the two disks is adjustable, from two to infinite. Water passes through the cell while a positive and negative charge is applied to each electrode respectively. The electrical current vibrates the rods at a frequency that breaks the hydrogen-oxygen bond. The hydrogen is then harnessed for energy.