HHO Flashback Ionizer test

[mammasat]

Simply you form NH3 (and probably N2O) using the ionizer, the flame is yellow/orange

[keukenontwerp]

can you please send me some drauwings and extra info to build wan.

[violationrollin]

You got some of the coolest videos. How many wives did it take to get all of those toys...LOL. Keep up the good work, I really enjoy seeing what you continue to be up to.

[najman100]

is there more energies in this method what does it help by ionizing the gas ???

Nice flash back .

[d3adp001]

I think you got a snap shot of one flame at its peak, and the other on its decline, the flame is only a few milli seconds so its hard to tell, without a high speed camera, gee I wish I had one of those.

[m3sca1]

i also think with tests of this nature,a calibrated measuring piston needs to be used.

with volume and maybe force meter.

something like a very light foam piston,in a clear cylinder with volume increments on the cylinder.

not sure how you would measure force tho,possibly a deflection pendulum that gets pushed by the expelling air from the open end of the calibrated cylinder.

dose the cylinder with a measure of the test gas with a syringue barrel and fire!

[m3sca1]

great work-can you try with a lower volume of gas?

[SmartScarecrow]

well, I am too darn blind to see any difference but if you say so, I believe ... you gotta get you some hearing protection !!! your ears gonna be ringing for a week after that ...

[SGiHunter]

Looks like the burn rate is about the same. Though temps of burn do look abit different

[mdbreedi]

Yea I think the burn rate is the same. I just only had the single frame on both videos that I was able to pull pictures from.

[d3adp001]

holy cow!!!! that was loud,

[mdbreedi]

Yea it was, I did have some ear protection on and as you know it is a lot louder first hand than on the video.

[d3adp001]

hehehe, Ya I think I know better than most. fun ain't it.