Experimenting with Double Helix HHO

[ZeroFossilFuel]

Hi,

Anyone here that knows how to do a proper gas flow measurement? I guess we're gonna need that to compare results. Of course it should be as cheap as possible and fairly accurate.....

Robert

I think you might be able to draw some inspiration from my latest video. http://youtube.com/watch?v=mh3gUJNXDZc

ZFF

[europeanhillbilly]

Hey, i'm happy everyone's enjoying the stuff

@ZFF: Yup, this looks like a cheap and easy measuring device. Cool stuff! Off to the pet shop!

@Draco Rylos: Nope, haven't tried any pulse system yet. C'mon, been working on hydrogenstuff for less than five days in total (not including all the reading beforehand)! Maybe some day, yeah...
A water pump is something I had in mind for sooner implementations though.
About your ideas: My mind was jumping too before I did anything. Kept reading "Just built it!" in here all the time, so I just did that. You can learn in minutes from any tiny self-built cell what would take weeks of reading (and understanding) in the forums/on the net.
You're hot on it now - so get some metal scraps and a power supply NOW!

[IronHead]

@ZeroFossilFuel

This is a one way air valve used in aquarium air systems . You cn find these at any pet store for a few dollars . You would not use something like this in a car but is a great little safaty for the type of stuff you are doing.I have not had one fail yet.

[Draco Rylos]

It looks like it would be handy when you are benchtesting your cell ironhead. good idea. Keep up the good work 

[dlwammo]

Sorry... Been busy, but here's a double-helix I made and tried the other night. 

I do have a video, but I won't be able to post it on YouTube until Wed. evening.   It's made out of two 10" X 0.5" long stainless steel hose clamps.  I named it "HHO"se Clamp Double-Helix. Actual coil dimensions are 3.75" X 1" diameter. Ran 12.5VDC @4.3A using 2 teaspoons of baking soda in 1 gallon of tap water. 

Really weird...  gas generation was mainly from the edges but...  as you'll see in the video, about 75% or more came from the negative helix and terminal. (What am I missing here???) Swapping the terminals just moved it to the opposite helix at the same rate. 

Also working on Part II.  It's a coil based on the embolic coil.  I'll try to get a picture of it posted tomorrow as well as the video from it as well.  I think I might take this one just a little bit further.  But with a twist... LOL

Dan