The Very Low Amps Dry Cell Part 1

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The Very Low Amps Dry Cell Part 1

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[xsail7]

amps and volts are not important its watts that is the power used i.e.

12 v x 15 amps 180 wattsis the true power that your unit use i think please correct me if im wrong let me know.....

[pjckac1]

TO: xsail7

Electrical process is 12 Volt battery, DC to AC inverter, AC to DC arc welding device that can go all the way up to 2500 load volts that auto adjust depending on the load on the system. I have not measured the voltage going directly to the Dry Cell only measured amps. Whatever current it is definitely it is low that would not put a strain on the alternator. I will have the measure of volts just for curiosity's sake.

[altgenesis123]

Everyone is getting 150 watts per litre per minute. I found one guy that got 98 watts /L/M but I suspect he wasn't measuring properly because it isn't duplicated. You are not using low amps. You have 15 A going in from the battery. It's watts that drive the cell not volts or amps alone. It doesn't matter if you run 10 volts 15 amps or 150 volts 1.5 amps or 1500 volts 0.15 amps through the cell it's all 150 watts. Myer used 30 ,000 V, 5 milliamps at the spark plug that's still 150 Watts .

[r902179]

You can turn a car alternator into a welder with some modifications, that way you can do away with the inverter and welder. just a thought. Your setup does seem to work well.

[oliverjamescarr]

do neutral plates actualy make a difference being that the gas is formed on charged poles (connected plates)

[dazedandnight]

You're trying to read DC current with an AC clamp probe. The reading of .9 amps is the AC ripple current carried on the DC wire. You're still drawing a higher current to charge the HHO cell. I don't believe thecell to be over unity,,, but I do believe it may allow a cleaner burn of fossil fuel and allow more energy yield to occur from a combustion engine,,,sadly , gas will still be needed in. transition to alternate energy

[egn83b]

I think this needs to looked at more but I bet your sine wave in the inverter is squared waveform. The inverter welder is also a square wave system. Just get your self a scope and look at the waveforms.

[saskcat9]

hi. i like your work on hho. love the excitement of experimenters and their projects.

but, I am confused with the method of readings. Perhaps you can clairify these for me, 1) the battery I see you consuming 15 amps, the cells using .9 amps (going from memmory)- wheres the rest of the power going? 2) the battery is a 12v dc style, correct? the welder is labled + & - , therefor I am going to beleive it to be dc also, so my question is - isn't your meter reading ac ? 180w@1a = 180v ?? cheers

[altern8energy]

if this is correct, then it's not watts at all that produces HHO.. and it's not amps either. It's a high voltage input that breaks the electrical bond between hydrogen and oxygen molecules.

[CHRISTOOP]

hi. you mention in your video, that the gas production drops as temp increases.

are you still having this problem?

i think i have an idea of the source of this phenom.

cheers. and good work.

[flyingdoctorcee]

Great production at low amps!