High voltage HHO by IronHead

[hkyle]

@ironhead
If you want to increase the efficiency of your Neutral plate cell try and seal each individual cell from the next forcing the current and voltage through the plates...From your coffee pot vid you can tell that most of the voltage will be going around your N cells not through them...This will drastically improve the efficiency of the series cell. You could have 20 individual cells (capacitors).

Nice job on the HHo. Thats quite the output you get.

I would really appreciate some info on how the ns-t_hho cell works. How to make the cell a capacitor? Did you re-wrap a toroid transformer with the chokes and pri and secondary, blocking diode between the chokes going to the electrodes? Was that a Microwave oven cap under the electric motor?
My current cell is running off of 54 volts 6 amps and making 6-7 L/m. That's 150% faraday current efficient.

Not too sure where to go next...

[IronHead]

Now that makes sense. Thanks for the correction on the cell.
Now that I look at it understanding this electrical leek I can see it happening.

"Did you re-wrap a toroid transformer with the chokes and pri and secondary, blocking diode between the chokes going to the electrodes"
This is correct

Yes that is a microwave cap it was really there just to hold the motor from rolling around at first.

Sounds like some real good gas production are you running this in an engine yet?


Thanks again
IronHead

[Moab]

My current cell is running off of 54 volts 6 amps and making 6-7 L/m. That's 150% faraday current efficient.





Thats some nice out put. will you stick around and help with the project? Please.

         Here we go, HHO. Makes me all fuzzy inside

                                                                              Moab.M

[hkyle]

No this is not being used in an engine yet...I am waiting on a couple of transformers to do more testing with. The first transformer puts out 3vac and 50a the second puts out 50vac and .05a...I will be using the high voltage as a carrier for the current through my series cell. I am doing it this way because of wattage. This would be a total of 156 watts of power consumption.
Just for comparison my old cell put out 6-7 l/min on 6 amps with 45 cells. this unit will be running on 53v and 50 amps with 45 cells. There should be a massive amount of hydoxy coming out of this. But this is just brute force electrolysis. I want to get more into the electronic / pulsed stuff like s meyer.

will see in the future.

[hkyle]

@ironhead
Will you let out the info on how to wrap the toroid?