High voltage HHO by IronHead

[keithturtle]

Slots were sawed into 1/4 " acrylic 3/32 deep with a 40 tooth carbide tipped 7 1/4 circular saw blade on the shopsmith turning 1900 rpm.   Moved the fence a 1/4 inch every time.  I sawed up several pieces, some of polycarbonate to be used with the pulse generator only cuz PC hates hydroxide.

Used the goop marine, but had to spring for a tube of household goop to get that thar pointy-nose screw-on thingy to get the glue down into the groove.  I didn't horse around with putting any on the plate edge; jes jam it together in a jig to keep it all squared up, then weight it down whilst it dries. see pic.

Remember, I build doubles of everything, setting one up for conventional electrolysis and the other for pulse resonance.
That way I can compare possums to possums.


Keith

[Grumpy]

Link to charging instructions:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2057.msg30208.html#msg30208

My plates are uneven as Hell (cut with snips). 

What really matters?

Electrical insulation at edges?

Scew it - GOOPin' it up.

[rapttor]

Thought I'd let the guys actively working on this cell maybe wondering, where oh where the "teacher" has gone. I got an update from him tonight and he'll be posting the next steps to take shortly. He's been a busy man... working on several projects at a time,  on some of his other "science experiments" and making some good progress. IronHead will be by within the next couple of days to update us.

Grumpy... thanks, you made me feel better about my pathetic cell construction, it's ironic that... even though I have a complete machine shop at my disposal...(over my garage) how a project can come out looking like a class assignment put together by the "special" kids that ride to school wearing helmets in the morning.... 

-art

[keithturtle]

Well, to be honest 'bout it, hog-jobbin' the thing is better than not doin' it at all.  If, however, y'all want someone else to replicate yer stuff, y'all might had oughta at least provide details on precisely how you hacked the thing together.   All those years fixing high-dollar cars taught me that maxim I saw posted elsewhere on this site- if y'all ain't got the time to do it right the first time, ya best be findin' time to do it over.   Thankfully I work for the govt now, and it don't cut into my commission like it used to <grin>.

Keith

[hkyle]

Grumpy... thanks, you made me feel better about my pathetic cell construction, it's ironic that... even though I have a complete machine shop at my disposal...(over my garage) how a project can come out looking like a class assignment put together by the "special" kids that ride to school wearing helmets in the morning.... 

-art

Too funny I'm still laughing about that..how true how true.