High voltage HHO by IronHead

[IronHead]

Hi-
You all got to seal the electrolytes between the plates to build the classic "series cell" just as Bob Boyce has shown for years now. Otherwise there will be WAY too much voltage leakage between the plates and you will not have even distibution.
Don't waste your time building a cell without sealing them. Only the gas should be what is connected between them all. I have used round orings between plates which have worked out real well for me if you don't feel like cutting square ones. You'll be looking for between 1.5 volts and 2.2 volts in each cell.
You can build these units up to 70 plates plus even. The advantage is that with the lower amps you will not create too much heat which always will give you trouble when you have 'Amperage Runaway' which is not fun. Build the proper series cells.

Best To All,

I am not god I can't delete post that confuse people because the poster did not read whats going on here!

we ain't even on page 46 yet

Ok , I know now there are going to be people coming in here not reading anything with all the answers with nothing to show. I put this to them with there ideas and concepts , mathematics and such . Show me anywhere in the world someone or something producing this much ParaHydrogen  at 36vdc in this tiny area that I have clearly shown.

If I find this impossible to do in this forum I will build a forum where this can take place.

Thank you

[Grumpy]

I guess if you wanted to get technical, you could make the spacing between the plates adjustable and tune it while it is running - but thought that the spacing was already determined back on pg14.

[IronHead]

yup but you ain't seen the wonders of GOOP yet 

Trust me this is all thought out to reconfigure
Along with build a second cell the same way with different grove spaces
this cell is very cheap to build in the long run  there will be both types of Hydrogen produced at the same time for those that wish to go that far.
Para H does not work in a closed cell. Bare with me people .

[hkyle]

Yes people must read...

Hi-
You all got to seal the electrolytes between the plates to build the classic "series cell" just as Bob Boyce has shown for years now. Otherwise there will be WAY too much voltage leakage between the plates and you will not have even distibution.
Don't waste your time building a cell without sealing them. Only the gas should be what is connected between them all. I have used round orings between plates which have worked out real well for me if you don't feel like cutting square ones. You'll be looking for between 1.5 volts and 2.2 volts in each cell.
You can build these units up to 70 plates plus even. The advantage is that with the lower amps you will not create too much heat which always will give you trouble when you have 'Amperage Runaway' which is not fun. Build the proper series cells.

Best To All,

I am not god I can't delete post that confuse people because the poster did not read whats going on here!

we ain't even on page 46 yet

If I find this impossible to do in this forum I will build a forum where this can take place.

Thank you

[hkyle]

Like I said above the N plates have a +and- potential...One side + the other side-
there is alot of difference.

What would the potential difference be between +, N, and - ?