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Vid35 Washer DryCell Hydrogen Generator Demonstration (HHO, Brown's Gas, Hydroxy)

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Uploaded by on Mar 30, 2009

The Washer DryCell is finally done.

So here is a video demonstrating the Washer DryCell in action.

12V
4.5A
1 teaspoon KOH (potassium hydroxide)
Output - To be determined

Website: http://hhoresdev.com
BLOG: http://hho4all-updates.blogspot.com

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  • I'm Impressed with this Cell Gen. It's small and I have the 2" washers to assemble it. I just need to know-- you said that you were going to cut out the on the washers for connections. Should it be knotch them ( cut on the red lines) I would like to build this one and could you supply a diagram on the washer configeration)

    I have done my flip cup one and it doesn;t seem to put out what I'm looking for. Thank you for your work and help. Keep it up. I hope to design one of my own soon. Later!

  • I actually found that you could use JB Weld to attach the connectors to the sides. This way you don't have to do any cutting or drilling.

  • I really love your work guy! you're nice! I'm new in dry cells, I'm always stuck with my wet's, but this one looks great.

    Nice job!

  • Thank you

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  • THAT is a BEAUTY !!!!

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  • lol this is so disappointing, i watch all your videos saying im gonna make one, and then i make it and it just sucks balls and doesnt produce much but i will say this, i am figuring out how to make it so its the best output

    great job

  • I'm looking to replicate a few of your dry cell designs, particularly the ones that have low amperage for a different application of hho gas. I have just a few questions. What is actually happening between the plates of a dry cell (such as your flip cup, or your volcano designs, which I really like)? Does the electrolyte fill in between those gaps? If so, I know that in most systems it then goes to a bubbler, which is another component I don't understand function of.

  • yr a darn genius man

  • Very good idea, with the reserve on top of the cell. Very nice, congrats on the successful build.

  • I plan on putting together another Washer DryCell, but this next time it will have 4" washers and will be 33 plates.

    This is an older design. Check out my channel to see what I am working on now.

  • Sometimes many little ones together are more powerful than a bigger one

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