super efficient wet cell system, hydrogen HHO waterfuel smacks cell variant

first test of dc-dc converter parallel cell system. voltage adjusts until desired amperes are reached. wired in series, about 4.0-5.0 volts will be needed, obviously 2.0-2.5 per cell, and either 12 amps or 25 amps per cell, depending on parallel or series configuration.

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[frank0067]

you should be talking LPM.. is how the HHO are measured...

and a normal working cell is about 1.5 -2.0 lpm of hydrogen/o2 generation..

an efficient cell will be 2.5 - 3.0 .. a super efficient  cell is 5 and up

[jjenson2006]

@hhoforvolts

Why is that?

[jjenson2006]

You say there is 12V @ 5A to your converter and 3V 7.5A to each of your generators. That means you are putting 60 Watts in and getting 45 Watts out. That means your efficiency is 75% and that 25 percent of your power is wasted in your converter. How is that super-efficient; let alone efficient at all?

[jjenson2006]

You mentioned that there was 7.5 amps through each of those two generators and 3v across them. How many electrodes are there on each of those generators? How many plates do they have?

Also, you mentioned there was 5 amps going into your converter, but what is the exact voltage across the input of the converter?

[hhoforvolts]

The way it should be done

[SimonG2892]

the latest HHO video i've posted is the same apparatus minus the controller which i've had issues with....check that video out.