HHO test4 - New cell in action

First trials of the triple double helix cell..

RBare2007 gave me the idea of pushing bubbles with a magnet. It works indeed, but it's hard to see in the video.

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• hho
• helix
• hydroxy
• hydrogen
• electrolysis

[UserName732492]

I'm not sure guys.. I think all I'm doing is affecting the water like it can be seen on

"Magnet moves water (diamagnetism)" by electricpete1 (youtube dot com/watch?v=2FvWtEdY4sE)

But the effect may be kind of magnified by the EMF of the coil cell..

Not sure if this is useful for anything yet...

[crudeoilsystems]

nice one

[bikr1975]

interesting idea!!

if some strong magnets can conduct electricity, then build the electrolyzer out of them ;) may be a new direction to go in than trying to perfect an old design using stainless plates.

[stickon2me]

what are you doing I dont understand

[aginstit]

Excellent experiment ! BTW, water is now splitted into ions which are electrically charged - this is the reason why they are reacting to magnetic field. Keep up the good work !

[AVAMagneticlev]

Very Cool When I tell my frends about my dubble helx cell they look confused seems like the right name for this sort of design.

Nice work also trying to encourage gases upward movment without using extra power have found plastic outer tube the right length in the right position makes water travel up in middle of cell and down around the outside of the outer plasic tube.

hope to see more of your work soon.

[Tropicous]

This may be a silly question however, would there be any effect placing a magnet on a tube (feeding to a Carby) leading to a Carby (placed before the butterfly. How would the hydrogen react?

[graceoverall]

Haha... you mean there's an actual intelligent person on YouTube?? Just kidding, lol. Good insight though.

[newagemotor]

You are creating a magnetic reaction when you split the hydrogen molecules from the oxygen molecule. Do a little chemistry research and you will find out about the 90 degree tangent that the hydrogen molecules attach themselves to on the oxygen molecule. This is no coinsidance, the hydrogen molecules repell themselves but the oxygen molecule has such a strong magnetic field that the hydrgen molecules cannot come unglued from it.

[gratch12]

i have read a design for exciting the hydrogen more before the engine by somehow using a chamber containing some form of magnet. if you find out how let us know! it wouod likely make the hydrogen even more efficient for cars that use all hydrogen in the future.

[variablestatus]

try pulsating the 12v @20k hertz and you'll quadruple your hydrogen output and at the same time it will lower your amperage usage to 1/3 of the amount used now. this is the final secret for all hydrogen experimentors. nice work though! thanks for the video...