High voltage HHO by IronHead

[passion1]

Ironhead

Has this guy solved the problem of the carbon rods being consumed so quickly?

[IronHead]

No idea. What I do know from the video is that is a fairly cold spark as it is yellow and not blue/white  hot like you might see in a Plasma Aquafuel Cell . So he might have.

[AhuraMazda]

I agree with you about the spark colour. of course once we work out the generation of the spark then, comes the pulsating strategy.

take look at this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcV748nxCk&feature=related

[rayco]

    You all should not use plastic it is not safe. I made this 3 years ago and installed it in my 1983 Motor Home. 13.9 volt 25 amp, all SS,1.2 L per min.  454 Chevy. Holly Commander 950 4BL fuel injection system.  Fuel reg. gas  went from 6.5 MPG to 9 MPG at 70 MPH. 20,000 lb GVW.

    The introduction of hydrogen and Ox into the system will make the O2 sensor indicate a lean condition. I have complete control over the A/F ratio and timing wile driving, my laptop computer is on a stand next to me so I can monitor everything.

    Hydrogen has a very fast flame front compaired to gas. To run an IC motor on Hydrogen you need to set the timing closer to TDC.

   Running a motor on hydrogen only will destroy the motor in 20 to 50 thousand miles.

[joemumu]

Hi rayco

Interesting mileage results from your motorhome.  It does seem that larger engines show a greater increase in MPG as far as percentages go.  Congratulations on your build.  How long have you had this in your vehicle?

Very informative and all your information seems correct in regard to engines also.

@ALL

I watched a video on you tube and I can't find it now, but it seemed it was very well done.  They ran a 5 horsepower Briggs engine from a cylinder which contained hydrogen.  The amount of H2 to run this engine was stated to be 5 PSI.  This was fed directly into the intake by a 1/4 inch clear plastic hose.  There was no carburator.  They said that 5 PSI would run any amount of cylinders as only one would be drawing H2 into the piston at any given time.  My question is what 5PSI would translate to in Liters per minute?

Thanks