Electrolysis Simple Design - Oxyhydrogen HHO Gas From Water

This is a simple spiral design oxyhydrogen generator, utilizing a 6 inch long 5/8 diameter copper tube, with a spiral of stainless steel wire wrapped around. I used three AC to DC converters one 9 volts@210 milliamp, the other two are the same each 4.5 volts@350 milliamps, these are wired series circuit which should be 18 volts@760 milliamps, but produces 23 volts according to my meter which might be slightly off, I also used plain tap water. The system was running for several minutes prior to video, when I put the lighter to the top the exploding hydrogen scared my friend and cat as can be heard, lol it was quite loud. Several of these spiral cells could be hooked together with a better different source of electricity, especially PWM pulse width modulated or even cold electricity, with several spiral cells running I feel it would be possible to power any internal combustion engine with no harmful emissions, just water. Also ocean water should and can be used since it's the most abundant and wouldn't strain our already shrinking fresh water supply, but with rain water and grey water readily available, and the miles to ounces of water ratios that can be achieved with cars, this is hardly a concern. The background song is called Tokyo Groove which I composed with a MIDI sequencer.

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what u mean as gas output., and r u using frequency, is so what type ACV or DCV pulse, and how many Hz. I made it on 1by 8 inch water pipe and use 2 1mm s/s wires from top to bottom and work awesome and on a 70 degrees angle produce a water current wish move up the HHO increasing the conductivity and increase temperature fast because the side of the pipe.

can u hep me to determinate if the side of the tank and the S/S is not so inportant because my works grate Tks Nice and well done