High voltage HHO by IronHead

[kokomoj0]

Show me your T cell. I want to see the cell itself.

i do not have a photo, one is an acrylic square box and uses 1/8 stainless tube and 1/16 stainless tungsten running parrellel 7" long supported on both ends to insure physical stability with about a 1/4 inch spacing between the tungsten and the stainless and is submersed horizontally about 1" under the surface.

i have a second that is a mason jar and they have 1/8" spacing parrallell and are vertical and come out of the water, likewise supported on both ends for stability.

They do produce but nothing like your vidoe

[IronHead]

volts/amps ? any pulsing at all even from a rectified AC source ?

[kokomoj0]

volts/amps ? any pulsing at all even from a rectified AC source ?

no pulsing just unfiltered rectified dc source directly off the bridge up to 400 volts and up to about 2 amps.  i used distilled water with a pinhead of potasium carbonate to about a quart.

when it is cool it does virtually nothing and when it gets up closer to boiling it starts to take off an i get a max bubble size of maybe 1/2 the size of a dime.

they do pop nice tho just very little output.  i did not try any other electrolyte in the distilled water.

[yikes]

HI guys, my cell developed a leak.  It is taking time to correct.  I got a variac off ebay which will be here soon, but I'm running the 220 wiring for it now.  I'm building a booster for one of the cars just to see the effects of H, and to play with timing a little and gas management.  I have two Toyota mr2 with the same engine (1.6 L) that I plan to use for testing.  I have relocated the battery to the front trunk so that I have plenty of room in the engine compartment to play with.

[Grumpy]

Can use electric fuel pump if you add a switch to oil pressure.  When oil pressure is zero - because the motor is off - then the switch is off - switch is about $12 at Summit Racing.  Use relay if you need more current capability than switch can handle.

(This is popular setup for boats -    )