Selfrunning HHO system with 400 Watts additional output

[ramset]

Les
This world needs more of you and your example .


you inspire .....and at this moment your inspiration is very very timely.


Thank you


Chet

[Marshallin]

I found quite cheap Einhell STE 2000 4-stroke generator on auction.

From your experience guys, Is it suitable for rebuilding? How much gas(LPM) i will need to run this old generator? its 196 cm3 ...

Thank you.

[wistiti]

Thank you very much Les!
I cant wait to see how the elctrolizer and motor modification are made...
Would some one point me a free wai to see the pbc files please?
Have a good day to all!

[SolarLab]

Hi Les;

Thanks for the project data dump. As always, excellent stuff - it seems there's forever something more I can learn!

BTW, I'm having difficulty opening your "Water (HHO) driven generator project.doc" file.
Might be this computer however since it's my ancient online relic from the ole' Waterfuelcell.org (before it locked - lurker dave) days.

When the threads dwindle I don't think its the interest that dries up so much as it is that the technology becomes do-able to many of the more technically capable so they simply quit posting and "go off and do it;" [like you and I did] which only leaves the lurkers and lamers, who soon loose interest and move on to the next hot topic. I've seen this pattern time and again over the years.

Meyer's "water fuel cell" technology development is still very much alive and well; at least here in Florida but the main focus relates to the Boyce type cell. It's now commercialized to a great extent with a few local shops providing auto conversions and such, but unfortunately, it still hasn't found the mainstream yet.
But it does appear there are lots of "hurricane aftermath" type HHO fed electric power generators in storage just waiting for that workout.

Here's a link to an HHO Test Set I put together a few years back. It never went beyond some lab testing but I thought you might find it interesting:

http://contest.techbriefs.com/2011/entries/machinery-and-equipment/1887

The HHO/ICE scheme turned out to be too noisy and maintenance prone for our application [irrigation - greenhouse] so I turned to Solar and subsequently Electromagnetic (Bob Smith - Kapanadze - Akula - Dally - etc.). These techniques do actually work but, as always with new technologies, they need a lot more development before they're "turn-key."

Here's a couple of links to my solar approach (these work great but they're expensive and too complicated):

http://contest.techbriefs.com/2010/entries/sustainable-technologies/608
http://contest.techbriefs.com/2010/entries/machinery-and-equipment/919

Anyway, good to here your still at it, hope you all are doing well, and thanks for sharing!

Lurker Dave...   )

[cap100nf]

Les;


Thank you very much for your gift. I understand that it is a lot of hard work and money you put in to this. It is really generous of you.


The .PCB files do they contain both layouts an schematics? I cant find any schematics in the zip file.
What program do I need to open the files?


With Best regards


Kent /