Super Hydromax hydrogen Generator vs Hydro Super 2 video #13

[xme71]

@daddyrkingpin, What book do I have to read to understand?

[bakotz]

why are u adding vinegar to the water? i think ur design is much better that hydrosuper2.

[whey20010]

where could i get a stainless steel tube similiar to yours ?

[whey20010]

Do you need a water pump to pump your water through the that little transmission cooler? or does it work kind of like thermal convection?

[daddyrkingpin]

Yes the thermal migration makes it circulate.

[hho1junkie]

I bought this F-16 Pulse King, my engine is running so smooth, I looks like I am getting more HHO with less amps.

I have them in all my cars and a Honda Motorcycle. It is very high tech. I finally bought something that works

[cbateman9707]

Try the F-16 Pulse King with your HHO unit.

You can get them on ebay. Like night and Day

[btester1]

Can you tell use more about what this pulse king does. Does it work with hho too. What is the benefit.

thanks

[ATAINC23]

I have a question. I am not a technical person, so bear with me. How do you get more hydrogen output to an engine...more batteries hooked up to the unit or more units with batteries as well? Also, how does the engine regulate how much gas is being drawn to make it run as it mixes hydrogen and gas? Could you conceivably hook up enough units to draw little to no gas while you produce more hydrogen? Sorry of the laymen's questions.

[rpierini]

You are right! I ran a HS2 for a month on KOH and it corroded the washers! Not 316L! They state it makes 2L/M at 13 amps- 10MMW, impossible! It heats up bad even though it circulates. Installed in the engine compartment of a small car it had to be refilled in less than a week! But I hate to say it, the electrolyte did slosh into the engine. I had to add a secondary bubbler to prevent that. And added a one-way inlet valve to the main reservoir keep it from sucking the bubbler dry when it cooled.

[qixel]

A question: What prevents the electrolyte solution in the tank/bubbler from splashing into the hose to the car's air intake when you hit potholes, etc.?

[chancedad0]

1.The water level is lower than the top of the fill tank. 2. The hose is located at the top of the tank. 3. If water does get through, it is caught by the arrestor. 4. Your vehicles own air cleaner prevents most contaminates from entering. Driving in the rain puts alot more moisture into the engine than our units could ever do.

[qixel]

A question: What prevents the electrolyte solution in the tank/bubbler from splashing into the hose to the car's air intake when you hit potholes, etc.?

[HarryWazoo]

Was going to get a hydro super 2 which a buddy had just installed & just found your video. You said in the video while lighting the bubbles, "to show a comparison to the HS2". Did I miss something? Where is the comparison in gas production? What is the difference in production? How much more does your unit produce? We also tried various electrolytes & found that nothing could beat gas production better than KOH. Is your cooler able to withstand the corrosive quality of a KOH electrolyte?

[chancedad0]

If you watched the super2 videos, and then watched ours for comparison. We show the differences in materials used and honestly represent them. We don't say 316l when it is 304 or nylon when it is polypropylene. Ours is actually what is stated. As far as results and set-up the differences are obvious! We do not use koh because it is too corrosive and can really do damage to the engine. It also creates heat just by itself and we really did'nt want that.

[studegator]

Where do I purchase this?

[chancedad0]

They're on Ebay right now!

[RNHolley01]

I have my own unit but am looking for a tank supplier. How much for just the tank?

[cudabl73]

nice looking unit!!I just gotta know? at 13.8V drawing 25A and 30A how much LPM is this unit producing? B.L.

[chancedad0]

It produces 1+ liters at about 6 amps in the video. I would say production would more than double at 13 amps.

[daddyrkingpin]

At that high of amps, it would produce around 2+ LPM's.