#blimer# HHO Hydrogen Cell 1.4 test 2
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As well use a SS stap down to the positive in stead of cooper wire! Keep the good work up!
1hydrotec1 3 years ago
Very nice work on the cell good design but spacing is too large 2mm will be better and you need some neutral plates (+nn-)in between as straight 12 volts is too high for that configuration and hence lots of heat.
supersilve 4 years ago
Clean and sophisticated
dosfossil 4 years ago
Hi blimer2 - great work! Very nice design with great attention to detail.
One piece of advice: spacing between plates (and tubes or wires in other designs) is really important - a canadian company called Xogen shows in their patent that the spacing needs to be less than 5 mm to get good HHO production. At 4 mm you are at the very edge of where bubbles start to decrease considerably. Most designs in the U.S. use 1/16 inch (1.6 mm) or 1/8 inch (3.1 mm).
Looking forward to seeing more videos!
h2generation 4 years ago