HHO ON DEMAND BY PERENDEV

[glassman]

Is the new twister using a PWM ?
    No.  I did however test with a golf cart variable motor control for a while.  I wanted to have more control over the setup while we tested it on the Dodge 2500 Turbo Diesel
But for any other reason than what I mentioned, it really hasn't benefited at all using a pwm.  These are just my findings, please let me know if anyone finds something to the contrary.

I may be mistaken but the PWM is to minimize the amps and boiling right?  I'd be interested to know if you still get the output with a PWM as it seems like your system is pulling a lot of amps and getting really hot.  Or am I missing something?

glassman

[gchagui]

Also, wanted to give a solid "Well Done!" to gchagui.

He has performed extensive testing on the electrode.

  gchagui,  Please let me know if I can post the URL.  Thanks

DallasGoldBug

Well... as an engineer.... curious...jejeje... I started by looking up info on doing hho ...  bla bla bla...  finding out DallasGoldBug twister's design was the most effective ( couple of weeks browsing through internet)  so I started my own proyect.
I believe you should not waste any time searching on what is already invented, just star from there (if you know what you are doing) and keep on.......  I got scared, when I saw DallasGoldBug's videos went offline.... well the ones that could actually show how this was build....
good reason ... getting the pattends..  Hope this can get you a lot of money instead of killed or dissapeared..  just kidding.

For now, I have a 125cc motorcycle, in wich my dream is to make it run only on hydrogen....
just to start, I have build a 4 cup 2.5 oz..... and it works perfect...it's kind of small, just for the motorcycle.I will get hydrogen through the air intake.... I will improve it, make it stable,,,  and voila....... I WILL POST,   ( I just hope I just won't dissapear) trust me on this, I will make this happen.... and as I said before... I don't need to waste time on whatever somebody else has... so....  if you have any concrete ideas... post....

Let's make this dream come true
Thanks to everybody

[dani1]

Frequencies?
I heared that 14.3kHZ and 43.4 khZ Pulses at 1000v hits the water. is it right?

http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/ElectrolyseAC.pdf

[NerzhDishual]

@Powercat

I momentally gave up PWM. I did not manage to get interesting results while freq. tuning
these Dave Lawton circuits.

Actually, all the devices I have tested (including a Meyer 'like'
Saintless Steel concentric tubes) seem not to care about the frequency
of the pulsed wave but only about the duty cycle of the said waves.
This duty cycle tuning can, however, be of any help to adjust the gas production.
The more the cycle is on the more production.

I should definitely have missed something about frequencies.
Perhaps, I'm not using the right transistor this BUZ350 
I have ordered (and received) these things and will test them.
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Yes I have tried 24 volts and also 36 volts. Guess what (watt!) 
V= R* I so I = V/R  as 'R' does not vary with the voltage (it could have),
I just got a linear increase in the amperage consumption and in (the visual)
gas production, of course.

I have also started to make some gas production measurements with my
"poor man" gas measurement set. Please check:
http://freenrg.info/Exp_With_DallasGB_Elect/Other_Devices_Measurements.html

So, more to come ASAP.

Best

[2goodbucs]

I would love to use a PWM in my system. Anyone know any good sites where they sell good quality PWM's? I know you can use less amps for the same amount of hydrogen being produced by using a PWM.