High voltage HHO by IronHead

[BasementExperiments]

HI There, was referred to this site by someone on Youtube.com, been reading this very long thread and printing it out for reading. Wow, about 150+ pages without graphics, so a lot of information here.

Looks like a little bit of reading took me a long way, I'll be watching from the side lines mainly, looks like everyone has it all under control

I have access to 304, not 316. Has anyone experienced any issues between 304 and 316?

Another thing, when creating these neutral plates, am I correct.. Should the spacing between these plates be isolated from the surrounding water?

Nice work everyone, Stan did mention the Power of Unity didn't he? I can see it now, "Internet Community Solves Energy Crisis Over Unity"

Keep it up!

[kokomoj0]

HI There, was referred to this site by someone on Youtube.com, been reading this very long thread and printing it out for reading. Wow, about 150+ pages without graphics, so a lot of information here.

Looks like a little bit of reading took me a long way, I'll be watching from the side lines mainly, looks like everyone has it all under control

I have access to 304, not 316. Has anyone experienced any issues between 304 and 316?

Another thing, when creating these neutral plates, am I correct.. Should the spacing between these plates be isolated from the surrounding water?

Nice work everyone, Stan did mention the Power of Unity didn't he? I can see it now, "Internet Community Solves Energy Crisis Over Unity"

Keep it up!

According to IH Nitronic is the best, then 316, then 304.   Not sure anyone has had them running long enough to know but 316 has more nickel in it and thus less likely to corrode.   People have been using it.

you want to seal the sides of the plates but not the bottom or top.

go to page 14 for drawings on construction

[Motorcoach1]

A little knolwedge is important and i hope some one has brought this up. SS has chrome in it and the first few times you run your unit to make hydrogen , There will be a small amount of yellowish color grime in the bottom. This is chromimum oxide that comes out of the SS. where gloves when handeling this material it is hazardous and will cause health problems! Disopose of properly. we want eyeryone around a long time. Have fun building and saveing. we need a Green World. Thank you IronHead for starting this thread, I've been playing around with this a while , I;m running a 460cid works for meee ....Mike....  now back to the TPU thread .

[rapttor]

That'd be me, Glad you made it over B.E. There is a great deal of info here in this thread alone, I think you'll find that if you go back and re-read areas that you have already, you'll notice more or the info you are reading may click better. Even though I've read this thread countless times, I occasionally go back... and find things I overlooked somehow.
Well, back to work (work work... daily grind)... I'll post up some of my recent findings tonight.

I.H. - have you ever tested with Ni-chrome wire? It's funky...

-rapttor

HI There, was referred to this site by someone on Youtube.com, been reading this very long thread and printing it out for reading. Wow, about 150+ pages without graphics, so a lot of information here.

Looks like a little bit of reading took me a long way, I'll be watching from the side lines mainly, looks like everyone has it all under control

I have access to 304, not 316. Has anyone experienced any issues between 304 and 316?

Another thing, when creating these neutral plates, am I correct.. Should the spacing between these plates be isolated from the surrounding water?

Nice work everyone, Stan did mention the Power of Unity didn't he? I can see it now, "Internet Community Solves Energy Crisis Over Unity"

Keep it up!

[rapttor]

@ IronHead... you giving up your secrets under a fake name?
I think this guy is on to something...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVhQ9a_clzY

-rptr