Did you tests ti. I have 3 test ti cells for 6 months on cars and trucks got good numbers.

Have you tested 400 ss or 200 ss I here it has a good MMW. I have made a 4.5 LPM Ti cell doing test on it.

I am working on big ti cell for 50 L motor in big ships.

You research is booming!!! AWESOME WORK!!!

I think your doing a preety great job at demonstrating the drycell method but have you ever made a wet cell?????? you capacitor idea was genius. I tried it for myself and it actually worked..... One problem i have with most dry cells is that you have to push the HHO out of your cell.... Try mounting a bubbler on top of your hydrogen cell when it's in sandwich position..

20 LMP HOLY CRAP!!! freakin awesome!

Hi. Regarding the test you did pushing out nealy 20Lpm of hydrogen with your 240V set up; you were running about 11 to 12 amps. Have you tried cranking your volts up as much as you possibly can and running at say 1 amp? Im asking this because I was watching a Stanley Myer video in which he said quite clearley that its voltage, not current. Im trying to find specs to make a voltage multiplier, to cut my amps by "quite alot" and boost my voltage. Thanks. Ps That hydrogen production looked great;> 20Lpm (ish)

Keep up the good work!...

That noise that your torch made is due to debris on your torch tip orifice. You placed the tip of the torch too close to the washer and when it started to melt, it threw little molten balls of stainless in all directions and one welded itself somewhere very close to the orifice. This happens all the time to welders when they are flame cutting steel with oxy/acetylene torches. BTW, stainless has a lower melting point than mild steel
steel, Melting Point (Deg F). mild steel, 2730. wrought iron, 2700-2900.

stainless steel, 2600. hard steel, 2555. cast iron, 2060-2200. copper, 1985 ...

melting point of aluminum? 660.37 °C (933.52 K, 1220.666 °F)

nice work on the drycell, 5lmp nice!