HHOHHU.com HHO heater. Is it overunity ?

[ramset]

RES

Think about the process

Its like the ultralight aircraft industry  LIABILITY LAWYERS

If you sell plans or partial kits with disclaimer

DOABLE

Sell finished units NOT Doable  U L  BLDG CODES Insurance product liability ETC

None of which applies to a homeowner after reading a disclaimer and building it himself

Of course if he has a fire

He has no claim

Chet

[ResinRat2]

RES
Think about the process
Its like the ultralight aircraft industry  LIABILITY LAWYERS
If you sell plans or partial kits with disclaimer
DOABLE
Sell finished units NOT Doable  U L  BLDG CODES Insurance product liability ETC
None of which applies to a homeowner after reading a disclaimer and building it himself
Of course if he has a fire
He has no claim
Chet

Is that how the ultra-light aircraft industry works? I didn't know that.

Well the liability problem makes sense, but then there are risks to the builder. See, it makes it seem potentially unsafe. I hope I am wrong and that they do develop a true working unit that they would sell on its own. Then I might consider it.

Thanks for the comment Chet.

[ramset]

RES

You are absolutely correct

Done improperly its an accident going somewhere to happen

Going through the underwriters lab, state and federal building codes ,then getting manufacturers insurance[on an unknown no history product]

These are things that anyone who brings a product to market, have to address

Or do it like these guys
 
    Chet

[pmazz850]

It is an hho torch running off 2 4x4 9 plate cells. The torch is heating a heat exchanger made up of 25 copper 1/2" tubes. and some fans to push the air. Power comes from a 700w computer power supply. It seems possible. Just a question of how much heat it will actually give off. Could use some saftey features. Only has your standard bubbler and flashback arrestor.

[ramset]

Pmaz
Do you know are they using an electrolyte?
They don't require venting[so they say] Unless their using straight water [would be very surprised]
Chlorine or carbon monoxide are typical byproducts of electrolytes
The Anomaly of HHO and different metals is what gives this the magic
             Chet

The Koreans I believe use straight water in theirs
http://www.browngas.com/eng_bestkorea/history_1.htm