#11 home built hydrogen torch burning a nail in two

[guruji243]

I think it would be much better if one use a long pipe to stay away from the generator for safety.

Thanks

[asweetlilchica]

i know someone who can do this but burns the hydrogen from pure water...

[oooblyahba]

To the nay sayers, understand where the "exra" energy comes from, i.c. engines usually convert about 20% of the gasolines energy into mechanical energy. adding hho greatly increases the gasolines combustion efficiency, allowing the i.c.e. to convert about 30% of the gasolines energy into mechanical energy.....hmmm that would be an increase of approx 50 percent in mpg, Do your research with that in mind.....

[mymessagetomark]

I realized a 54 % plus improvement on the first try. See the video about it in the explorer.

[bloomingdedalus]

Waaaay too slow.

[BogRollz12]

very good video ur getting a thumbs up

[kkkkorman]

i made one like this and it exploded y please tell y

[cdltpx]

I would like to see someone use this with a biodiesel car/truck. Ther is a place near here that cuts stainless steel plates into parts they have tons of scrap pieces had I known about this process I would ahve asked them for a bunch of pieces many of the pieces are disc about the size of dollars or quarters atack these lower them into a tube reduce the size of the generator greatly.

[mymessagetomark]

see my other videos to see one on my old explorer.I nopw get 26-30 mpg from a 2 stage generator. I had one customer who purchased my dvd to learn to build one and got 67 miles on just .7 gallon of gasoline in a 2006 pontiac vibe.

[XxVizzinixX]

@mymessagetomark

You sure about that? That would be 96mpg....

Seems impossible considering you waste more energy producing the hydrogen than you can get by burning the hydrogen.... just a thought.

Did he use hydrogen that was already made, and neglect to factor that into the overall mileage?

[zachlr1]

I'm thinking about buying your DVD and making one of these, but first I want to make sure I can actually make one. How much did it cost you for all of the parts? How easy are they to find? How hard is it to put together? And, how long did it take you to put it together?

Thanks,

Zach

[mymessagetomark]

in my area parts are about $60-$70. it takes about a day to build at a casual pace.you will need to do some drilling and taping. If you dont want to do that or don't have the tooling ,we do have some of the components ready for assembly.

[cbateman9707]

You can use the torch tip from Home Depot

If you get an F-16 Pulse King on ebay it will produce monotomic hydrogen and will supercharge your HHO cell

[mymessagetomark]

Sorry I think thats just wrong. output of gases are relative to wattage in (volts X amps), period. If anything ,pulsing power will reduce efficiency because reconstructing continuity requires more energy than maintaining a set rate of conductance. There is a lot of smoke and mirrors associated with this process and people should be ashamed of themselves for spreading such misinformation.I use baking soda to generate co2 with the hydrogen/oxygen to reduce the temperature to a manageable rate.

[mymessagetomark]

This little torch is producing temperatures over 2000F.Without baking soda it can run from 4000F-6000F. Thats way too hot for any practicle purpose.Hydrogen/oxygen is the most energy intensive substance relative to weight known. You aren't going to improve anything with a different battery.

[cbateman9707]

I think you need to educate yourself on the tech information on this product. This currently being used by NASA. I am not one to go on testimonial. I am a big believer of scientific method.

[mymessagetomark]

I have reviewed the website for the f-16 battery and my opinion of this product has actually been reduced.They make claims I think are beyond any possibility.I think this is all hype and no substance.I wander if the people who are posting these comments are working for the company.I would be willing to try one if they want to supply me with one and report the results.I doubt that will happen though.

[HHOhybridBuilder]

very Impressive.Yes the pure hydrogen on the bubbler will not explode even without the use of a BACKFLASH ARRESTOR.

[googlesucks27]

how did u make that, pm me and let me know if u don't mind letting the secret out. \m/^o^\m/

[mymessagetomark]

I'm selling a DVD that shows you how for $25. Also I'm thinking of putting that actual cell on e-bay.

[ZEROPOINT132]

Hi Mark, I'm not knocking you for wanting to make some dollars, but we like to give the information we gain to other for free, this is how we gain more insight to the holy grail,

I bet you found out how to make that hydrolyzer from someone who posted it free for all. no offence intended here. cheers zeropoint132

[mymessagetomark]

I spent a lot of time and money learning this and I think the price of my DVD is very reasonable. If you researched and experimented every day you might learn what is in my DVD in a month or two and at the expense of a lot of materials,and equipment. Not to mention the wear and tear of your marriage.Had I not been between wives at the time I certainly would be now.Funny how explosions in the kitchen can get on their nerves. We all have to pay some sort of tuition for the things we learn.

[mymessagetomark]

My conscience is clear and this is how I have chosen to share what I have learned and think is a very valuabe resourse.

[bogstandardcomp]

way to go!!

way to lose your eyes and any other soft appendage!!!

[mymessagetomark]

Hey all my parts are present and accounted for. I was wearing welding glasses.

[timthetortoise]

But no inline spark arrestor and no distance from the cell or bubbler. Not smart... but, to each their own/live and learn.

[mymessagetomark]

I'm smart enough to make it work.Lets see yours.And I do use a spark arrestor.

[timthetortoise]

Uh, I wasn't questioning if you were or not, no offense intended. Just commenting on the safety aspect of this particular scenario. Once mine's out of development and completed I'll do a short video.

[darksatelite01]

Excellent job!!

[Mekill60]

You know, the flame can still go back into the gatorade bottle. I was just wondering if that were to happen, would anything explode?

[mymessagetomark]

yes the bubbler would burst open. I overcome this by generating enough gas volume to keep enough possitive pressure to keep the flame back.

[mymessagetomark]

I usually use a flash back arrestor of bronze wool like most folks who play with this stuff.

[laylow60est]

wow ya got it down, next is building a bigger successful one for the truck!

[mymessagetomark]

I now have one in my old 93 explorer. I went from an all time best of 17mpg to 26.3 mpg .Thats a 54.7 % increase.

[SmartScarecrow]

cool ... you got it working and it did not blow up on you ...

looks like a good strong flame ... might could do a bit of brazing with that one ... certainly could solder copper pipe without issue ...

[mymessagetomark]

it is burning steel.That indicates a temperature of about 2000 degrees Fahrenheit. I can weld with this fuel. If I were generating more volume and using a larger diameter tube it would heat the nail much faster but not bad for a basketball inflation needle torch.Even if I say so myself. Now on to the larger unit for my car.

[tectalabyss]

way to go! I work with cutting tools and the gases I use are getting more expensive every day.keep it up Tec.

[DXm8]

actually, HHO flames reach up to 6000 Celsius, but I'm on about the big ones, your probably reaches about 4000 Celsius