HHO Drying Chamber Install

When ever the topic of steam getting to the engine comes up, you always hear the same response, "a little bit of steam is O.K. but you dont want too much" Well I dont know where the line is between ok and too much, so I installed a drying chamber just to be on the safe side.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• hho
• generator
• hydrogen
• electrolysis
• oxygen
• green
• energy
• mileage
• mpg
• bubbler
• drying
• chamber

[flyoil1]

Do you have a website for the Beach dryer?

if not can you give us the tel # and item #?

Looks good btw, post some #'s!

[shamansays]

Polyclear II

Beach Filters

7682 Glennville rd.

Glen Rock PA 17327

1-800 -beach-85

[madbillt66]

Yep nice ,whats the trade name of the dryer?

Cheers Bill

[shamansays]

Its "Beach" it has a 1-800# on it if you want it.

[AlmostHydrogen]

wow that dryer is pretty cool - btw I post my vids in both.

Keep up the good work.

AH

[shamansays]

After watching your Double bubbler vid, I had to install a second bubbler, that sodium hydroxide ate up my pcv valve!But now I have more moisture to deal with, so this is where I am at.I would rather have too little moisture than too much.

[shamansays]

Yeah its doing something similar when I try to reload the page, anyways those drying chambers are simple enough to build , You gotta an and an out.The one I have has a "fiber" filter on both ends to keep particulates from leaving the chamber. I would suspect that cat litter will make a good replacement because of its absorbancy

[lutherp40]

Works for me.

I wasn't familar with how those worked.

[lutherp40]

sorry about the double post. YouTube is not showing me may comments made on this age.

I got tricked into thinking it did not stick the first time.

[shamansays]

Hey thanks! you do the same!