new 50 plate emd graphite cell very expensive!

[clarence1984]

people are confused i'll post a video soon of my auto ignite it's amazingly powerful.  I used a long hydraulic line and a high pressure compressor to compress a little propane tank until it exploded so I could get an actual psi rating it actually made a portion of the bottle liquid before it exploded.  I pressurized the container to nearly 480psi before it exploded made a small sonic effect.  (it was a torch bottle from walmart) I mean that is some extreme pressure 480psi i think it exploded more due to the fact the steel cylinder couldn't take it.  But think about propane it's explosive one smoke and a tiny leak it can detonate.  But I have studies this hho for some time.  As long as there is outward flow it will not go back inside the container.  Flow can't ever go the opposite direction or like propane BOOM! So just use propane setups and you guys will be fine.  Keep the pressure in and around 100 psi for safe usage.  Even if the tank sprung a leak it could never blow up unless the flow when into the tank instead of out from the tank.  Very simply physics here. 

[jadaro2600]

Perhaps there is something I'm not getting:

Is this edm graphite, as in electrode discharge machining graphite?

and what is your opinion on carbon fiber? or is it's use not recommended?

[clarence1984]

well carbon fiber won't work because you have to evenly disburse current and carbon fibers don't disburse current evenly.  It tends to burn on the micro fiber layer.

[hunter]

I'm just curious. Since the EMD graphite so expensive, How about we use 316 SS tubes as + and inside EMD graphite rods as - ? Because what I see, the - charged plates or tubes where the hydrogen made , get dissolved fast and the +  where the Oxygen made remain good. Any idea?

[clarence1984]

I don't see were you guys are getting this stainless is the way to go.  We need to get away from that.  Why don't they use stainless in fuel cells for commercial use?  why don't they use stainless in fuel cells for consumer use? Because it doesn't last and provides a lower amount of continuity. 

Graphite is cheaper I have links on my forum.  Easier to drill.  Easier to assemble, and you get more hho production (significant) there are users claiming a 2"x2" two plate single cell design is putting out 1 liter of gas.  That can't be beat.  We are getting mmw well over 8 now.  Stainless just simply can't do that. 
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