My last build on my channel I had more bubbles than that on your torch setup but I didn't have enough pressure to continuously run a torch it would back fire and I blew up a bubbler lol
First of all you give no information. Voltage, Current and Liters of gas per minute. You also do not use an oxide inhibitor to keep the plates clean. If you gobble up the current you have accomplished nothing.. Give the information and I will thwn comment.
You have to measure the amount of Hydrogen given off in liter per minute. Then do the math. My HHO generator makes 48 LPM at your same power usage. ( 6amps at 14.8 volts. ) If you have more HHO than that being produced, I'm interested.
I would like to learn about most efficient method of producing HHO so that I can build most efficient HHO generator that operates on 12VDC system. Are you willing to share your design of 48 LPM at less than 100 watts or point me to where I can learn about the most efficient designs? Would greatly appreciate your help, thanks.
I use mountain water . Have you tried putting electrolite in it yet? I know that's against the basic principles in electrolysis but... I'd like to see it
try to mix electrolytes while device is ON in clean water. not before you turn it on and not when is warm. but while it's ON . that way you can observe on how much electrolytes your device works the finest . and try to use even lower amperage but more cells the way that each cell has it's own source of electricity , that keeps the heating away.
I get the same results except im melting 100 amp fuse holders! Wtf? Im going to switch rods from 3/16 to 5/16 and use 21 plates in one vessel instead of 13 plates in three vessels. Thanks for the video
I'm working on a plain water design also, I'm using tubes and run them at about 19200 kHz. but when the water heats up, so do the amps, they go from 3 to 4 amps on start up, to 42 amps at 62 Deg. C. care to share what frequency you pulsing at?.
Hi, Rick, I know the problems you're having, is such a Headache,!! But I solved my problems by adding an extra cooling pipe. I just went to the junk yard, and looked around. I found a transmission fluid, cooling system, on an older model Blazer. It works so good I don't know why I didn't think of it sooner....
TheVaporkid ok ,but what materials are used?gasket thickness? sizes?any special electronics?how are you FINE tuning them? all these would HELP us a lot further the hho development!!!
EsEs Oz I think it's a simple pwm with some MOSFETs running negative pulse . The speed of the flashing light I would estimate between 1 to 5 Hz freq . If u really interested look up hydrogen line on Wikipedia it's take what about 1420 MHz to spilt . I would say 1.42hz freq it's close to pulsing at.10 to 15hz would flash faster also he may even have a relay or something
Stan was smart enough to invent the wfc voltrolysis method but stupid enough to believe he could patent and monopolize it. Don't make the same mistake. Tell everyone your voltage, freq, method of pulsing, plate specs etc. if you are truly on to something. People just don't get it. It HAS to be public domain to do any good in the world. Do you want to change the world or die a premature death with a bank account full of money you never have a chance to spend? The choice is yours. Make the right choice.
ive been on this game for 0ver 20 years now. and ive built dry, dry seperators and wet cells. now i find the wet cells work far better than dry.
My last build on my channel I had more bubbles than that on your torch setup but I didn't have enough pressure to continuously run a torch it would back fire and I blew up a bubbler lol
More surface area the more Hho produced correct ??
First of all you give no information. Voltage, Current and Liters of gas per minute. You also do not use an oxide inhibitor to keep the plates clean. If you gobble up the current you have accomplished nothing.. Give the information and I will thwn comment.
Nice use of the ammo can.
That looks very good production. I'd really like to learn.
Hi, I'd really like to know what you tuned the plates to ?
dont waist time with wet cell use dry cell much cooler temp
You have to measure the amount of Hydrogen given off in liter per minute. Then do the math. My HHO generator makes 48 LPM at your same power usage. ( 6amps at 14.8 volts. ) If you have more HHO than that being produced, I'm interested.
I would like to learn about most efficient method of producing HHO so that I can build most efficient HHO generator that operates on 12VDC system. Are you willing to share your design of 48 LPM at less than 100 watts or point me to where I can learn about the most efficient designs? Would greatly appreciate your help, thanks.
We are interested in your consultancy services to design hho cell with 48 LPM . Please suggest how we can contact you
I use mountain water .
Have you tried putting electrolite in it yet?
I know that's against the basic principles in electrolysis but... I'd like to see it
Looks like you've been busy VapourKid, keep up the good work!
try to mix electrolytes while device is ON in clean water. not before you turn it on and not when is warm. but while it's ON . that way you can observe on how much electrolytes your device works the finest . and try to use even lower amperage but more cells the way that each cell has it's own source of electricity , that keeps the heating away.
I get the same results except im melting 100 amp fuse holders! Wtf? Im going to switch rods from 3/16 to 5/16 and use 21 plates in one vessel instead of 13 plates in three vessels. Thanks for the video
reduce the width and increase the rate of pulaes to 100k pwr second.
and be amazed
What frequency are you using?
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I'm working on a plain water design also, I'm using tubes and run them at about 19200 kHz. but when the water heats up, so do the amps, they go from 3 to 4 amps on start up, to 42 amps at 62 Deg. C. care to share what frequency you pulsing at?.
Hi, Rick, I know the problems you're having, is such a Headache,!! But I solved my problems by adding an extra cooling pipe. I just went to the junk yard, and looked around. I found a transmission fluid, cooling system, on an older model Blazer. It works so good I don't know why I didn't think of it sooner....
is there a reason you wont share info on new design?
you have to fine tune them!!!
TheVaporkid ok ,but what materials are used?gasket thickness? sizes?any special electronics?how are you FINE tuning them? all these would HELP us a lot further the hho development!!!
EsEs Oz I think it's a simple pwm with some MOSFETs running negative pulse . The speed of the flashing light I would estimate between 1 to 5 Hz freq . If u really interested look up hydrogen line on Wikipedia it's take what about 1420 MHz to spilt . I would say 1.42hz freq it's close to pulsing at.10 to 15hz would flash faster also he may even have a relay or something
Stan was smart enough to invent the wfc voltrolysis method but stupid enough to believe he could patent and monopolize it. Don't make the same mistake. Tell everyone your voltage, freq, method of pulsing, plate specs etc. if you are truly on to something. People just don't get it. It HAS to be public domain to do any good in the world. Do you want to change the world or die a premature death with a bank account full of money you never have a chance to spend? The choice is yours. Make the right choice.