High voltage HHO by IronHead

[keithturtle]

Thanks fer posting that, IronHead; it's interesting to note the power Stan said it was drawing- 5 volts, 2 amps fer 10 watts.   Guess the VIC was working overtime, getting the RLC voltage way up where it needed to be?

"Running on natural water"... that's what turtles love best!

Keith

[rapttor]

Some footage of Stan Meyer's first HHO dune buggy. Just thought I put out there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8F44mrrlbA

If you pay real close attention to the dialog & video you can see how he's doing this, and it's just how Dave Lawton did it as well. I've got myself an alternator, I've just been procrastinating on machining out a shaft coupling...

(It's using 5 volts at 2 amps... That's the dead give away.

I.H. I'm not even going to ask where this video came from...

You juz full of Sue-prizes.

-rapttor

[Aphasiac]

You are the master of cliffhangers. Or... Iron-hangers, as the case may be.

Thanks, Ironhead. This is the stuff motivation is made of!

--Mark.

[d3adp00l]

What would be his 5volt supply? It may have been 5v and 2 amps to the field windings of his alternator, which would crank out much more than that. I wish we had some close up walk around on the system.

[hkyle]

NICE

Thanks for the Vid Ironhead. Did you guys note the bubble sizes....You would think that for the amount of HHO he needed to run that dune buggy the water should have looked like it was boiling....but no...Hmmmmm looks familiar.....

Plus there was no vast array of plates, just two ss pipes. Looks to be around 6inch round by 18inch tall.

Some footage of Stan Meyer's first HHO dune buggy. Just thought I put out there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8F44mrrlbA





This a led in
gearing up to show some new videos never before seen. Will HHO run a car 100%?
IronHead