HHO test1a - Opposing leads on helix

As suggested by Ironhead at overunity.com forums, now the negative lead is attached to the bottom of the double helix.
I think it's making a difference... This is still 11.2 volts and approx 1 amp.

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• hho
• hydrogen
• electrolysis
• hydroxy

[rs4pro]

try making a smaller 1 and putting it in side that 1 i think ude get alot more hho nice work by the way

[UserName732492]

Will do!

Still working on a series cell, three double helixes that fit inside each other. From 48mm to 78mm I think, the middle one something in between.

STILL waiting on my stainless steel bolts delivery, grrr!

[hoekf]

what happens if you attach 4 leads? 2 pos, 2 neg offcourse...

[UserName732492]

Came to think about that too when I was testing my second double helix (HHO test2 should be up soon).

I don't have any more cramps right now, but I shall get some tomorrow. Together with a 24V 20A power supply :)

[ttward2]

why would you want cramps?

[samoht1977]

You'll end up with more reacting surface, more gas being produced and - obviously - more popwer drained ;)

[hoekf]

Yeah. seems to me the power you get in the better.

I use a car battery charger (12 volts) since I want thething in my car eventually anyway.

[skeeterb2006]

Pretty cool man

AKA Dukenukem @ overunity dot com

[SGiHunter]

well done

aka IronHead