Dry Cell Battery Box Idea

[amauri12009]

Hello my friend, I live in Brazil, I have a Citroen Xsara car, wanted to put a hydrogen generator, how could you help me, since I have trouble buying some material, if you have a kit for sale so that he could sell, and what is included in the kit, awaiting the return, my email amauri12009@uol.com.br, Telephone: (24) 33421018, hugs, Amaury Correa da Fonseca. Sorry for the mistakes I used Google translator

[redtitanium]

I'm liking the gay ass music at the end of the video. It's so god damn cool!

[TarantulaHand]

Very nice.  I've learned from your knowledge and experience and will apply it to my project. It's a liquid cooled dual wet cell with an HHO ECU(Had to build this part myself) and a bubbler with baffles. Just want to improve the efficiency of the HHO system while improving the efficiency of the gasoline engine I'm applying it to.

[amos033]

Good video but poor pumping action due to the gravity flow restrictions. Well done mate!

[fonsecaamauri]

Hello my friend, I live in Brazil, I can not speak English, I used the google translator to type in, wanted to assemble a kit for my car, it could pass the measure as plate thickness, width, length, thickness of the sealing or mounting diagram, and all necessary materials will be very grateful, hugs, Amauri Correa da Fonseca. Email: amauri12009@uol.com.br

[chiquetti100]

very good!

[gideonmor]

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i had got me one after research and found it to b the best system in a reasonable price to!!, been saving about 26 percent on fuel costs since.

good luck to all gideon mor

[TheDemifrancais]

Neat idea.

Id say that an HHO cell in the trunk is a pretty dangerous prospect. poor ventilation if a leak ever develloped plus with the LONG fuel line from trunk to engine you increase the danger.

Better to use a Seperator cell. Same concept in building just a few tweaks and MUCH more stable.

Cheers!

[hessian144]

that lid is made to vent....did you do anything to seal it?

[vox1philippines]

nice set-up and great idea ......

[magicmachine1]

Start it!

[magicmachine1]

Run it!

[bestofnofx1]

So what does it do???

[stanleyallenmeyer]

why don't you minimize all this like the "father of all kits" one, minimum space, s.steel encase.

[gakaramma]

you had the same idea i had. I was looking how others had wet cells in glass jars under the hood of cars and started thinking to myself wouldn't it be better to contain them so they wouldn't get broke as easy and makes the assembly look cleaner. very nice sir

[scuffieduffie]

i dont think it is a good idea to mount your cell like that.

when the box cracks you cell can leak ore shortcut ore the hose falls off ore whatever.

you can better clamp it.

[imstanglenville]

Yep, already use that design, but it's still a great idea. Actually, that box will hold 6 mason jars if you raise them up one inch off the bottom. One thing you may want to do is to put holes in the bottom of the box to allow for drainage of water. Our clients experienced rain and water splashes from the highway accumulating in the bottom of box.

[InventorGadget]

mmm i like, it's a nice and clean build!

[kdkinen]

you smart sob :P that is so damn cool!!

[SGiHunter]

Nicely done Mike

[delvis11]

Nice idea. thanks for sharing with everyone.

[gsatman]

Compact unit Mike.I'm interested in knowing how your liquid/gas flow is at higher current rates and temp. Keep us posted.

[David7900]

great video. I saw one of those in the store and thought that would work great now i know!

by the way for your container needs go to Flambeau. I will send you the exact address in an email. that is were i got my container and it is the one ZFF uses and Sid Young They have great prises and discounts for bulk! I think i spent 9 or 10 on the container and 1.50 on the lid! They say they can do custom work too! and the shipping was fast! I got it in 4 days!

[SmartScarecrow]

very creative use of common materials ... I like the packaging very much ... a couple of the EBN guys are working on a similar project ... this packaging makes a lot of sense ...