High voltage HHO by IronHead

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@ Bouzouki - Mega ditto's on your tubular cell.

@Hkyle - How long should I let this thing charge before I can consider adding KOH?

[yikes]

Just got back from a 200 mile trip using the little booster in the mr2.  I got 36 mpg on the trip.  A little disappointing, but the unit behaved itself (didn't overheat, explode, etc.).  I got 41 when first installed, but I've made several changes.  Guess it's time to clean it up and start again.  BTW, I think it's important to have an on/off switch in the cabin, just in case.  This is the one I put in the car.
http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x171/mryikes/2007_0725switch0001.jpg

[IronHead]

Switch is a must!

[yikes]

On our test cells:  One of our problems is getting the H out of the solution.  We can all see that the bubbles just foam back into the solution and head down.  I feel that our production rates will increase when we find a way to liberate the H as soon as we separate them from the O.  I believe that it is surface tension that is holding the H in solution.  One method of reducing surface tension involves a compound of silicone.  So my bright idea was to spray wd-40 on the cell.  Immediately the solution became clouded.  After many hours of running, it has turned to what looks like parafin laying on top.  There was no increase of H.  My cell now needs to be stripped, cleaned and recharged.  So, don't do it.
My failures are my gift.

My tektronix oscilloscope came while I was gone, so I get to play with that for a while.  Has anyone compared the Boyce pulser to the lawton?

[moose53]

It is now time to jump in with both feet and do this.I read the whole post and it was fascinating .Iron Head I would like to thank you for going open source and posting your expertise on hydrogen.It may start slow, but it will hit critical mass and be unstoppable.I know at least a dozen people that will run with this when they see how well it works.Again Thank You for the information.    Moose53