HHO Container and Cell Insulation Idea

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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2008

Here are a couple of tips. I found this great container, and I also found a free solution for sealing a cell.

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  • it's not strong enough to put under the hood.

  • You really should listen to the video. I said "I seriously doubt it would be strong enough to put into a car". I only used it for testing, nothing else. Forget all this container stuff anyway, DRY CELLS, DRY CELLS, DRY CELLS!

  • When your cell starts warming up and reach about 90F - 100F, that container will start to leak, and soften, trust me, i've used that food container. Look at my containers...

    Good setup though.

  • Thanks for the concern but I have had that cell running all day with no leaks or overheating. No overheating because I am running 5 neutrals and I have a large water reservoir. It's just a test unit though, I've moved on to dry cells. They are the only way to go!

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  • Hi Mike, you are absolutely right. This is really good for bench test & experiments, choosing the best electrolytes, plates configuration/quality etc. You have positive ways of explaining about the container rather than using negative words which will might hurt other hho enthusiast. I simply admire your way , it's encouraging. Have a nice one buddy. Regards, Jon :o)

  • is that just on the bench?

    where is the container placed in the car?

    if you placed that container near the engine, guaranteed, it'll heat up.

    see my video, we have the same container.

  • my mom has about 50 of those containers for food

  • Sorry to tell you, theoretically speaking, the rubber may cause reduced current and voltage drop between your +/-. check that production before and after. Let us know what you find out.

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