300ccm 4-stroke Generator running on 8 liters of HHO

[woodpecker]

@NerzhDishual

What about trying to run your generator with few gasoline and not *only* on HHO???.
You would not need to modify the ignition timing and, in the long run ,your motor
would be more happy...

You are right, this could also be done, 90 % gas and 10 % fuel and the motor would be thankful:-))

The reason for my low Electrolyte concentration is foam that the electrolyte creates and this empties the cell, so efficiency is better with very low concentration.

woodpecker

[Farrah Day]

Ok Woody, so the term 'Drycell' is a complete misnomer - I assumed you had some kind of electrolytic paste or semiconductor between the plates.  Drycell would be a great name if it was actually a dry cell. Guess it's a great name if you enjoy being continually asked: What is a 'drycell'?

As for timing, I would expect a simple small generator to have a fixed (unadjustable) factory setting for a specific hydrocarbon fuel as the revs won't change to any great degree.

On an old car engine with a dizzy it's quite easy to alter the ignition timing with the aid of a vacuum gauge.  You would simply retard the timing to get the best vacuum on hydroxy. It will still start and run on petrol, but power would be down as the slower burning fuel would be igniting too late for maximum piston thrust (ie. the piston would already be on its way down the cylinder when the petrol is just igniting).

And, forget about any imploding nonsense that some folks in their ignorance will no doubt bring up at some point.

[ramset]

Farrah Day

Woodpecker didn't chose the name for the cell

He shared with us how to make one very cheaply [not in quality just cost]

You are correct ,the name is misleading

Chet

[woodpecker]

@Farrah Day,

yes my Generator have a unjustable factory setting so i must change the timing by replacing the old ignition through a new one with a Hallsensor. Hope in some days i can test it.

woodpecker

[Spewing]

@Farrah day, There use to be a video of the guy's that claimed to have invented the drycell at www.energybuilders.net, Perhaps its still there now.