HHO Over Unity again "analog meters" Pt 1
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@hhoforvolts oh you've mistook what I mean by permanent magnet alternator. I'm running a tiny combustion engine on hho, the gen that feeds it pulls only 6 to 10 amps max. the pma it turns @500rpm and is rated @ 2kiliowatt... understand? if not here's a video of university students who did basically the same thing. just paste this is your youtube search bar: watch?v=cMlciNOyo_U
amazing they skipped over-unity and got free energy.lol
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@Me102288 Yes that's what the cell is drawing........but it's a series circuit so take the voltage drop across the rod coil times the current and what do you get?...The problem is getting the over unity out. This was an early video, now the output to the cell is 21 amps. so reason for the design in the first place was to produce 3.5 volts for the cell from 12 volts with little loss, it;'s now at 96%
I have run 305 S.S. for a year with no damage at all. S.S is a must if 12 v is used, but why?
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over unity? get an ampmeter on the exit side at the same voltage, 3.3v at 6 amps is 19.8 watts, your taking 72 watts at 12v following the age old
Voltage x Amperage = watts
P.s. ignore the guy that said stop using Stainless Steel, Grade 316L SS is the only thing that wont corrode in electrolosis.HHO2U.com shows the test 304 ss is almost entirely corroded off while 316L was cleanable.
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over unity? get an ampmeter on the exit side at the same voltage, 3.3v at 6 amps is 19.8 watts, your taking 72 watts at 12v following the age old
Voltage x Amperage = watts
@hhoforvolts I'm not quite fluint with electricty, but I've managed an almost 95% system through feeding the hho to a small weed eater engine, that drives a permanent magnet altenator (3 phase) into a car battery. I have no idea where I'm loosing the 5% I'm thinking I have to increase the output of the altenator. as for the 316L its the most corrosive resistant of all the types of stainless, I would guess running over a certain voltage wears them down more? heh I'm try'in for just unity first
Me102288 1 year ago
@Me102288 For conversion to drive the cell, you will loose about 4 to 5 %. In this mode it is a very efficient 'Buck" converter. The overunity applies to the power developed in the rod which I hope someone will be able to extract. If you build this circuit, there is no reason not to use 304 S.S.
Richard
hhoforvolts 1 year ago
@hhoforvolts aha, you have a charged rod?is it magnetized? if so wrap a magnet wire coil around it, should act as an induction coil shouldn't it? smaller gauge magnet wire = more amps, larger = more volts. wow if it could only be that simple :-p please say that bar has electromagnetic flux :-)
Me102288 1 year ago
@Me102288 Yes the rod is magnetic but smaller gauge wire has higher resistance so it can't pass a high current. I have done this and it acts just like it should as a transformer, but no over unity. Yes the rod has magnetic flux.
Richard
hhoforvolts 1 year ago
@hhoforvolts whoops, forgot, there's no conversion, I use only standard carbs, no elect. fuel injection crap, computers never belonged in land based vehicles.. buggers could program something to fail so you'd have to replace an $800 "control module" lol, sorry off track. with permanent magnet altenators you'll find you can accomplish 100 amps while the hho generator only takes 10 to work so I don't see where the loss is, pma's are almost frictionless, non cogging too.
Me102288 1 year ago
@Me102288 I think your missing the point of the whole circuit. It doesn't matter what kind of altenator your using, if you are running a cell at 12volts drawing 15 amps, that's 180 watts, it produces no more HHO than a cell running at 2.5 volts 15 amps. 37.5 watts, plus you have a lot more problems running at 12volts.
Richard
hhoforvolts 1 year ago