No electrolyte just tap water lots and lots of HHO

[BrianLuper]

Lots of acid in that tap water. You want the puslating top as seen in the first part. Vacume that, blow it apart, then you on the way.

[thegreatkoua]

alway problem with the cell heat build up.

[jocell202]

Watch my save money on fuel with one wire vid, who needs a cell when you got a rad full of charged water, and yes hydrogen can saturate a block and aid in the combustion chamber..

[melisantika]

Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You No electrolyte just tap water lots and lots of HHO

[Onepissite]

I Really Like The Video From Your No electrolyte just tap water lots and lots of HHO

[pemburuiklan]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing No electrolyte just tap water lots and lots of HHO

[150MilesPerGallon]

If you would like to fracture distilled water without use of any electrolyte, then google search "resonance of water" in order to break waters covalent bond, As Stanly Meyer achieved, and Xogen Technologies(and many others) achieved as well.

[madjimms]

In order for HHO to work, it would need to be a MUCH larger volume of gas to accommodate the high volume of "air" drawn into the intake manifold. You would need to pump several times more than that small froth of gas bubbles is capable of. I'm sure this small amount does increase efficiency a very very small amount 1%<.

[lolpaajo]

man that is a electrolyte! :P

[hydrobot2003]

Does it work with Distilled water?

[nrz666]

That's because tap water is already full of salts. But you'll often have to replace your electrodes.

[joshrioux1]

My well water works and so does bottled water with a crapy cell its just less production

[jocell202]

wow nice, do you have a white powder build up on your plates? i think that may have ormus in it, watch the lost secrets of the sacred ark to learn a bit about ormus or ormes.

[a2zhandi]

dirty tap water = electrolyte.

Everybody's "tap water" contains minerals. Which IS in fact an electrolyte.

But you don't know what is in it. Or the quantities. Which is why they say to use distilled water. Then add your conductive compound.

[leschouettes]

it seems that DC produces more than AC but... what about cars?

[1978atcarroll]

*no electrolyte added by you. tap water contains dissolved minerals, which act as electrolytes. absolutely pure water is nonconductive, but it is extremely difficult to remove all dissolved impurities from water. it is, after all, the universal solvent.

[dartplayer170]

@1978atcarroll It is a myth that distilled water does not conduct electricity. Pure water has a pH of 7 which means that is contains a concentration of 1x10^-7 H2O2 ions and OH ions. Electrolytes will of course increase the conductivity of water by increasing the concentration of ions.

[1978atcarroll]

@dartplayer170 is it? or do you just have a pathological need to "correct" an "ignorant" American? i see no other comments directed at anybody else, some of who have said essentially the same thing I said. But, I am American, You are Canadian, therefore you must be right, EH?

[intercomsec]

1 he used tap water which contains a lot of ions, including magnesium, chloride, sodium, sulphate, carbonate, hydrogen carbonate, iron, ammonium, nitrate, nitrite, aluminium, manganese, cyanide, bromide, bromate, lead, copper, zinc, selenium, boron, cadmium etc (depends on the water source but these are all found).

2 water leaches substances from the walls of containers and electrodes

3 even the purest water is slightly ionised.

[LiquidChem]

if youre only putting electricity (not pulse or anything, to fracture the water,) then there is some kind of electrolyte in the water. there has to be in order for electrolysis to happen. period. if you are passing current from one electrode to the other, through water, there is some kind of electrolyte inside it. minerals or whatever, its there. pure water does not conduct electricity. nothing anyone says can change these facts.

[DougieB1337]

Pure Water? Show us a video of you drinking it, even a PH test would do :D.

[rblackwell2771]

even pure water will conduct electricity "closest to pure being distilled bottled water" check it and see use higher voltage. water is not a good insulator to electricity. no mater what people say. Try using higher voltage. Gas production rates or actually higher per watt than adding something like baking soda or caustic substances. Refer to actually wattage. if water heats up, circulate it. Use very close spacing of 1/32" or less. try it and see!!!!!! bottled distilled water!!

[LiquidChem]

@rblackwell2771 pure water absolutely does NOT conduct electricity!

[rblackwell2771]

@LiquidChem as stated above.lol Higher production per watt when using natural water, like creek or rain. even got distilled water direct from a store bought bottle to work. thats why i say closest to pure. So on and so forth. just try it.

[demnlordd666]

@LiquidChem thats not really true is it. the rods act like plates of a capacitor, and every cap has a breakdown voltage. plates charge builds up untill there is enough density to align water, like the lill dipoles they are they do. arc starts, makes steam, energy dumps into the gas n makes plasma. energy WILL pass across one way or the other and after a few arc's got metal hydroxides there! no more arc's but voltage transits. so massive potential in pure water will electrolyze

[demnlordd666]

@demnlordd666 sorry if my wording isn't perfect, but the whole capacitor analogy says it all. until it has an electrolyte free exchange is not possible. but capps have a breakdown voltage where they no longer act like capacitors over the BV. because of arcing they are now electrodes( not plates) and parts are oxidized or reduced that makes electrolytes in solution, SIMPLE

[fuelban]

I agree, pure water does not conduct electric, it is possible( But not recommended) to put an electric drill in pure water and work it, without electrocuting yourself, so your water must have contaminates, even so interesting video.

Thom.

[AmazGraz]

Hi voltage pulsing? How about an inverter?

[2karriizman]

Tap water is not pure H2O. Pure H2O will not conduct electricity . The tap water you are using must be full of shit and I would not drink it if Iwere you.

[irondmax]

great job

check out my vidio if you will 100 volts pulsed DC

simular cell

thanks

[vox1philippines]

very nice !

[harryfodder]

hi, what is the spacing between your pipes? thanks!

[ehnriko]

Good video!... I am using the same configuration on the Hydrogen Purple Bug. @ 12V with 0.7A more or less, No electrolytes.

:-)

[biocharrob]

Hi GoGreen.

I think you'll have the same effect! Not sure if it's just a cleaning process or electron flow. I've did note that if I ran for ten minutes one way the switched the poles in distilled water I got more gas production! I guess by reversing the polarity you just allow the electrons that passed over to return.

[MrSpiderkells]

@biocharrob Are you Irish ?

There more people like yourself there you know. I live in Oz now but me and a few guys around the country were working on some stuff. They would be very interested in your projects. What you working on now ?

[GoGreenHHOhybrid]

What will happen if you only use 12v thanks...

[biocharrob]

Hey Guys,

The cell changed yesterday for some reason and started pumping out gas like never before!!! I'm guessing that this is the post conditioning or tuning effect. Now we had the PWM on the cell and ran it for some time pulsing about 3 Amps at 24VDC before this effect occurred. I guess the next step is to try and build another one and see if the same effect can be repeated! Anyone got a high voltage pulsing circuit?

[najman100]

nice hope how many lpm

[crob227]

great job , is the cell tuned?