HHO install in a 2006 Ram 1500 - 2

This second video deals with my completed cell and install in my Ram truck. I got a little impatient and cut my own gaskets out of 40 mil shower pan liner, and with my luck the gaskets from fire in the water showed up this afternoon. I plan on running these first test with my cutouts and then I'll put in the thicker 1/16th" gaskets at a later date.

Working with this cell I've noticed a few things I haven't seen mentioned in anyone else's videos that are using this cell. First the cell is really efficient. When I first fired it up with my usual electrolyte mixture 3tsp NaOH in 1gal of distilled water; the cell went crazy and shot up to 120 amps (you should have seen the HHO, it had to be 9+ liters per minute. I could make the out-tube on my bubbler whistle with my finger). My wires heated up and I was forced to shut it down after about 5 minutes. I wish I had the wiring and a alternator big enough to run that load.

Since then I've flushed the cell and put a mix of ¾ tsp NaOH /gal distilled water and I am holding steady between 55 and 60 amps. I've measured output at 4 liters per minute (with a crude measuring device). With that being a good production number I have chosen to replace my lead wires. I have fabricated two feeds going from 4ga and reducing to 8ga feeders. I have also added a small pump to the return from my reservoir to increase cooling on the cell.

I think that the distance between my plates is too narrow and it is causing the cell to run hot and draw to many amps. I would appreciate some feed back from anyone running this cell, to verify my reasoning.

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