Today's Happy Handyman does more than swing a hammer and paint brush. Watch Pat turn water to fire and sell a MILLION CDs for Oxford House. How well is your website doing? Check it at Alexa.com. Pat can improve your rank.
Contact: Patbarber@HappyHandyman.net
Contact: Patbarber@HappyHandyman.net
The Official Happy Handyman, Patrick Barber
Press Release - Top 40 Artists play Pat B. songs to benefit Oxford House Inc.
Press Release - Top 40 Artists play Pat B. songs to benefit Oxford House Inc.
Pat’s hammer has busted more doors open
for him in “In a recent Country Music History
book, Amy is quoted. “The laconic wit in his songs definitely sets him apart in
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Pat is a jack of all trades, master at some, (brick, block, stone, tile, carpentry, fence repair, remodel design)...but the economy has changed Pat's typical handyman gigs. Instead of pounding nails, hammering stone, he has been doing a lot of video work, making YouTube clips of public interest and for Godaddy Web Pages.
CONTACT PAT: To book Pat for open mics, to shoot your website video, email Patbarber@happyhandyman.net. In Sedona AZ, call 928-203-1014. In Telluride, CO call 970-708-1261. Connect with Pat on Youtube! Facebook! Pat's Blog!
The Story of Pat and Gabe:
Pat Barber is a handyman and Troubadour, just successful enough to still play
his little known songs and survive at the bottom of the Music Industry
Food Chain, (part timing as a handyman). He travels with his dog, Gabe,
in an old 4x4 4-runner and lives in what he calls a Field Hut, a custom
made little house for him and his dog that he pulls from town to town,
playing sidewalks and coffee shops for tips. 
The rising price of fuel was
poised to become a final killing blow to his musical dream. And as a
final insult, he ran out of money in Sedona, AZ, where it is against
the law to play music on the sidewalk. Instead of giving up, he decided to first try to find alternative fuel solutions like 
the secret of hydrogen generators,
converting water to hydrogen gas then get back on his Tour Less
Traveled with a hydrogen auto and maybe solve the World's energy crisis
(home, auto and commercial) in the mean time. 
In Sedona, they will hire anyone to drive Jeep, Hummer and Humvee tours. Pat was hired, made the big Sedona Tour Guide bucks, bought a Sony Handycam and then his new videos immediately got him fired. However, he did manage o grub stake enough funds to continue making better Hydrogen Fuel Cells.
He got so good at it that people actually paid him to make some
prototypes. Eventually he developed a design that would take 30 amps of
current off of his 12v auto's alternator, run it through a series of
Stainless Steel HHO Fuel cells fashioned after a Stan Meyer design.
(Stan was the guy that made the first water car. They say the Oil
Companies killed him when he wouldn't sell em his plans.) Pat ran the
current through a series of 4 HHO fuel cells on his hydrogen
generator, knocking the voltage down to under 3v per cell and solved
the overheating problem. If he drove very slowly, the system improved
his mileage 30%.
Pat would bypass his automatic shut-off and show off how he could weld and cook with water. One day he absentmindedly left his hydrogen generator (HHO fuel cells)
on making a gallon of gas per minute till the battery went dead. He got
a jump. He turn the key, Click...BOOM! He and his friend, John McKay
left his smoking
4-runner and went to lunch. While they were gone, the S.W.A.T team went
through the house looking for a dead body.Now Pat's working on an electric car. The solution seems to be not in just one fuel source but an electric car combined with many charging sources, including HHO and Solar.
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