HHO Switching supply # 2

Trying to point out sources for components.
There are many more designs that are more efficient than this. But not as simple to build. Maybe we should call this a PPU ( pulsed power unit ) SPU ( switched power unit ).

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• HHO
• Fuel
• Cell
• Energy

[crazzieg]

The idea of high voltage and water some how intrigues me. I haven't seen many experiments using different materials and combinations built into a cell yet. Let alone the effects of the higher voltage on dissimilar plates.

[crazzieg]

One of the people I've been watching is doing a lot with rectified wall current 120 vdc. He hasn't given the output of his system yet but it is totally impressive to say the least. The noise is enough to scare your mother inlaw back home. I am in the process of trying to get titanium plates to play with. One of the things I am going to try is useing a 3 foot set of tubes. it turns out that that they are resonate around 140-150 MHz. I'm thinking a power density of 10 watts might do it.

[crazzieg]

In an answer to a question about why the voltage drops off as the amperage is increased. What is happening simply is you have reached the limit of the transformer windings, more current bigger windings. Higher wattage transformer is required. You can use any center taped transformer 6,12,24 volt as long as the primary can handle it. The reason for the oven transformer was because it could put out 2Kw.

[Boatdog357]

this was very useful. I made a switch so that when sun goes down my garage runs off my house electric and when sun comes up my garage runs off the sun. very useful cuz i hate blowing dc inverters

[Kratomface]

Crazzieg, I was thinking about capacitation after the use of a transformer (all of which came from a computer supply-basically same thing in the video, but with the bigger capacitors) for the hho power supply. Let me know if this is a bad idea because I am not the most knowledgable when it comes to this stuff-just high school educated years ago.

[cribcat1]

Magic smoke LOL. Haven't heard that in a while. I just let some out of my transformer from rad shack. Had to rewind a xfmer from a dead microwave for a new one. Funny thing was that the bridge rectifier was not damaged after the dead short that caused the transformer to blow.

[b130dell]

hi, can u tell me the calculations behind builing these supplies.

[waynedavisband]

very interesting comments how do you determine the resonant frequency of a tube? do you tap on it and measure the frequency that they make?

[SmartScarecrow]

you are doing some very good work. your videos are quite informative.

On exotic materials; would love to see some results on nickel clad copper or maybe titanium clad copper. have seen these offered in rod/wire but not yet in tube/sheet. Might take some hunting to get hands on the material. But the nickel clad copper in particular might be just what we need for these things.

[h2opower]

Remember Hydrogen is titanium's worst nightmare, but give it a shot for it can't hurt. Once I finally get the money to build the next and last WFC if it does'nt work. I will be finally able to see if Meyer/Dingle technology works or not for it has been really thought out this time. God speed with your work!

[mindjump]

Free from trash can, lol, great, that's why I have a box full of 'junk' can't seem to toss it with that good stuff in there. Recently when testing my hho cell, arcing started occurring at one of the connections, and the output suddenly increased also, I am wondering if a cell can be made with a tuned resonant arc - just a thought.