NEW Bubbler Foam Neutralizer hho 2010 - 3 of 3

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Some brand new trials of a Foam Neutralizer and Bubbler System for a small switchplate drycell. Approx 0.5-1.0 LPMs with 65 Volt Capacitive Power Supply. Draws approx 2.3 Amps. A little above room temperature. Higher Voltage Power Supply was used to overcome the larger resistance between switchplates. 3/16" Neoprene Gaskets were used.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• hho
• brown's
• gas
• hydrogen
• water
• free
• energy
• stan
• meyer
• stanley
• foam
• neutralizer
• flashback
• arrestor
• check
• valve

[water2gashawaii]

Vinegar is an acid, and most people use KOH or NaOH as an electrolyte (base).

The danger of using vinegar, is it can be sucked back into the cell when the cell is turned off and creates a vacuum. This will neutralize your electrolyte. Using Check valves can prevent this from happening.

[BruceEnergetics]

@water2gashawaii Totally. That valve in the video has a different function so was no good for that purpose. It's just all I had available when I shot this video. A typical valve would work better. One thing too, the vinegar seems to negatively affect the HHO gas itself, making it less potent. So for my latest redesign the gas never bubbles directly through the vinegar. Hopefully I'll have a vid of that too. But been really busy lately to play aroundwith this old cell. Thanks!

[bikr1975]

what would a water purificator acheive?? would it allow the hho gas to flow through without the electrolyte content?? could it work??

[ehnriko]

Cool Design!

[scum525]

where can i buy one of your 1/4 in flash back arrestors