HHO Construction tip #5: Shrinking Pop Bottle a Closer Look

My video of the shrinking pop bottle technique wasn't as clear as I would have liked so I pulled in a bit closer with the camera to give a better view

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[tycoonmusicluver]

how hot is that?

[KyHighlander59]

the heat gun gets very hot. A hair dryer will work in a pinch but takes a lot longer.

[saxofnist]

So, What is the whole theory behind encasing the stack in plastic??

Or do you only cover the middle part, not the total ends of it??

[KyHighlander59]

you cover everything but leave the top and bottom open, this prevents your current from passing anywhere but between the plates. I increased production by a factor of about 5 by doing this.

[moffett8]

Wouldn't it keep the current from shorting in the bottom area if you sealed the bottom up too? With the bottom open current can short between the whole cell.

[KyHighlander59]

the electrolyte has to flow from bottom to top like a chimney.

[fatsotomuscles]

what a great idea~!

[herrdocta]

Sweet, thanx for sharing this ( outsch it's still hot ) uhh . Keep it up Bro!

[saxofnist]

wow,

i never thought of that!

thank you so much

[KyHighlander59]

I use either a plastic machine head screw or a plastic threaded rod. Each of those are a quarter inch and standard thread size. the machine screw can be purchased at lowe's the rod I had to order from mcmaster carr.