High voltage HHO by IronHead

[Zoi]

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[keithturtle]

Howdy Bouzouki;

Glad to have y'all aboard, and it's good to see yer serious about getting this working.

About VA vs watts, VA is another way of saying Volts amps reactance, or VARs on yer wattmeter.  It's different from resistive load, which is watts.  VAR generally refers to a motor or other load which creates a magnetic field, and that field gets manipulated by rotational or moving components within the load.

Watts is resistive, whether thru impedance or pure resistance.   The watt load follows the phase of the voltage, whilst the  reactive VAR load is several degrees out of phase
with the voltage, depending on single, three-phase or otherwise.

That's why amp readings may be deceptive, depending on the measurement y'all use.

My physics prof suggested that on some of these "overunity" devices, the actual draw is not recorded reliably as a result of the way the ammeter functions; henceforth, an amp meter reading 2 amps may indeed be letting a higher current flow past.

There's a lot of calculus involved in getting the true value, but I got an easier way... it's a rather involved explanation, but involves drawing yer load outa a battery of known capacity til it's a min voltage, the recharge it and measure the amps going back in in mAh.  I had chargers that do this.

That way y'all will know how much power in kWh actually went into yer process over a determined period of time.


And I don't think y'all need that silver and magnesium in an electrolyser- that's pretty much Resin's non-powered unit's pervue.

Turtle

[IronHead]

 Do go into it in depth Turtle .

[ZeroFossilFuel]

<ZFF raises hand for teacher> Please see my progress this evening. Thanks. ZFF

http://youtube.com/watch?v=2PltvTUDgg4

[IronHead]

This is fantastic!
A lot of people are getting onboard with the study of HHO.
This video is really going to increase this population many times I believe.
I thank you for helping out on getting this into a much higher level media format
that people can see how to build a nice little test Cell to work with .
And the mention of safety was a nice touch .

We are really starting to get this thing out there in a purely open source way .
I feel very good about this , thank you to everyone .

IronHead