HHO high voltage fun

1st part of the video i use 10 ss wall plates with 120vdc. the power off of that is put though a cap/microwave oven transformer and the secondary through the another capasitor and then to the spark cell.

the second part is a little plasma expiriment using the inverter and the mot. by grounding the leads of the secondary to a capacitor the leads can be put further in the water, for a more steam or hho at a higher tempature.

any questions ask.

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• plasma

[yourrrrtube]

Hahah great experiment, but take care of yourself, man. The mix of hydrogen and oxygen oozing out there is highly explosive!

[crob227]

thanks for the kind thought, seems like there would be ignition going on here, check out the rest of my videos for more high voltage expiriments

[RainMan002]

I don't know how smart it is to be blowing that HHO right into a cloud in front of you like that. one spark in the air and it could blow you're head off.

[crob227]

that was the point of the video,,, the constant spark not setting off the hho, you learn a thing or too, from these expiriments, maybe even shoot a good rating, next time.

[RainMan002]

Ahh, caught me in my ignorance... How is it that the spark doesn't set it off if it's hot enough to break glass?

[crob227]

you should check my resonant dry steam cell seiries in my playlist, its amazing.

[TripleX2go]

Hi there

Is that hydrogen or just steam coming out of the bottle?

[palehorsepalerider]

this is a steam generator not a hho generator

[Me102288]

thats not hho its mostly steam, as you know HHO is an invisible gas.. high vopltage low amp gives you boiling water, high amps and low voltage gives 0 steam, you simply mix electrolyte to up the amps.

If that was hho it would have ignitited and turn that glass into a fragmentation bomb. my drycell runs 12 volt at 15 amps, puts out more then that thing :-(

lol stop boiling water :-)

[41366randy]

@GearzVoNKod3 I agree, and for the same reason. For example, what did "put through a capacitor" mean in step by step words? In line on one wire? or across both wires as a capacitor usually has a - and + for each. I watch many of these type of video's and many assume we know what they did, or how to hook this up. Some don't even tell you what it is you are watching. Anyway, yes please expand a bit on the "what happened and how" Thanks.

[davyponte]

this is a cold fusion

[SICKSxNINE]

I have no idea what the fuck just happened. but it looks mad dangerous.

[MrTejeshw]

send me the whole circuit  diagram

[Bokorm97]

Dude.... you could make a flamethrower out of the gas thats coming out of the top O.o

[GearzVoNKod3]

could you possibly explain your setup a little more clearly? I'm trying to do something similar.