HHO MAX 001

Hello Everyone,
Just wanted to jump in and show my progress thus far with my HHO project. To describe the cells, the plates are 316L SS, that are 3.5" by 7.5" and 20 awg(0.032") thick. Just for testing purposes and ease of assembly they are held together with hot glue gun glue. They are spaced at 0.050" by means of two razor blades, 0.025" each superglued together, positioned at each corner while gluing. Also for comparing gas production, the cell on the LEFT has been sanded on both sides of each plate(except for the positive plates, just the inside), first with 80 grit then followed up with 36 grit. The cell on the RIGHT has not been sanded anywhere. Both cells have been ground to a point, top and bottom, to reduce leakage(idea from ZeroFossilFuel). Both cells are arranged +nnnnn-nnnnn+ (also from ZeroFF). The solution mixture is 1.25 quarts of distilled water with 0.26 oz of KOH(100% flake). Right now I only have to experiment with a PC power supply and a 18v Ryobi rechargeable battery. I do have plans for better power sources. Also have plans for a different container to measure gas production.

Enjoy the video. Thanks for watching.
Your comments are welcome.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• HHO
• H2O
• 水
• 電気分解
• HYDROGEN
• OXYGEN
• CAR
• FREE
• ENERGY

[JAD1DAD]

What are you using for electrolyte if any? Also, after extended use or testing do you see a higher amp draw?

[Fusion8r]

I'm using KOH for electrolyte in distilled water, and after running the cell, the temp. does increase therefore the amp draw increases.

Thanks for the question

Fusion8r

[cobn7777]

great job there !! I have jus a (stupid :) question : what are for the neutral plates between the anode and cathode ?? thanks

[Fusion8r]

Thanks...there is nothing wrong with that question...but I will let ZeroFossilFuel answer your question. Quote from ALT-NRG * COM in the FAQ: Neutral plates form a series resistive network that divides the available input voltage across the plates for the optimum voltage/plate gap of 2.0-2.4V. If automotive charging systems were 2.3V I would not use neutral plates. If they were 4.6V I would use one neutral plate, etc etc. More than 2.4V per plate gap wastes energy in the form of heat.

Fusion8r

[denton3737]

My current configuration is +N--N+ I would like to see this configuration with use in a larger cell like your's though if you're willing to change your plates around for the sake of expermentation and record your findings.

[Fusion8r]

sure, i think i can accommodate your request. do you have a preference on the spacing, volts, or amperes?

Fusion8r

[eatarose]

the best way to end the war in iraq, dissable terrorists, bring stability and peace to the middle east is to build a hydrogen fuel cell. i commend everyones efforts, the best thing is to freely share your knowledge so that any discoverys do not end up on some shelf locked away in a saudi vault. they may have killed Stan Meyer, they can't kill us all!!

[09205479428]

Very good research . keep up.

[H2Truckers]

@a1mint 25kw this Stirling Dish sounds cool. Can you show more about it?

[luc59457]

@a1mint 25kw per dish, even if I can 10 here, I would be happier than 10kw of solar panels. The most expense comes from the tracking device and generator. The generator is way overpriced.

[a1mint]

@luc59457 Check this out, Wikipedia, Renewable-energy_economy, there's a table titled "Renewable power generation costs 2010".

This raises a few questions. Off shore wind is wasting money compared to on shore for one.

Concentrating solar is expensive, unfortunately - but, cheaper than home based PV cells.

Not seeing a home based concentrating-solar solution though...

[luc59457]

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