Hydrogen at home (myth busting)#23
Uploader Comments (markj30)
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pathetic
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Hexavalent Chromium is how it is pronounced. It is pretty nasty stuff. I agree with you totally about doing bubble and volume output tests. Seeing is believing (or deceiving), but testing is knowing. Good work.
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On that two plate cell, turn one plate 180 degrees so the power connectors are opposite each other and see if there's a performance difference.
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The new unit, which I have called the Stick cell, is very different from anything that I have built before and has some design features that I have some high hopes for. Once I have seen how it performs I will then build a production cell for the car and a blowtorch which will probably have a +nnnnn- layout.
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It is a difficult question to answer but from what I have seen you need between 4 to 6 litres per minute for something like a lawnmower to idle on HHO. All of my units so far have been just tests cells, and not capable of producing anywhere near enough. I was in the middle of building my latest unit but unfortunately have been hit with a severe case of tonsillitis and have been in bed for the last week. Hopefully I'll be able to get back to it soon.
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Hello Mark,
Had a go at making one +nnnnn-nnnnn+ and gives nice production.
Would love to know how much gas to make for a diesel landcruiser
Have you tried your cell on a car?
Keep up the work.
what kind of glue did you use for your acrylic container? weld-on?
rewindyourpants 3 years ago
I am not sure exactly what it is called, I picked it up from the place I get my plastic from. It is a one part clear glue specially designed for Perspex.
markj30 3 years ago
for the plastic did you have to get all of that cut-to-size, I'm planning on making one like it but worried about cutting the pieces myself, maybe getting them cnc'd by someone.
rewindyourpants 3 years ago
As long as you buy it from a proper plastics shop, they will cut it for you to size. I had all of mine cut to size, it's the only way to get the accuracy you need for an airtight system.
markj30 3 years ago