High voltage HHO by IronHead

[Chuck252]

Thanks guys. That is one big alternator. 

I've been trying to understand some of the electronics involved in this, and I hear Stan talking about an amp consuming device. How do you restrict amps in a circuit?

This video makes good inspiration.

Looking forward to your videos IornHead.

[IronHead]

Driven by an AC motor so size is mostly the big AC motor driver.

[popeye68]

If i heard it correctly he said ;

"applying 5volts and 2amps to the field of the alternator"

and

"we use the alternator as a amp restrictor and alow the voltage to take over"

WOW

[keithturtle]

Popeye, that's what a resonant RLC  [resistance, inductance, capacitance] circuit will do for ya, get the voltage high and keep the amps low.   But I ain't done it yet, on any scale.
(edit: not resistance, but "resonant")
Y'all might have seen these

http://www.ngsir.netfirms.com/englishhtm/RLC.htm

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8101761120710333337&q=resonance+MIT&total=44&start=0&num=10&so=1&type=search&plindex=1

That MIT class is long, but I found it worth it,

and both give a good understanding of the tank circuit principle.


Turtle

[gotoluc]

Hi Guys and IH,

did some more tests at 24v, 36v and 110v, in a smaller container . This cell design work best at high voltage but heat happens fast as it goes up. Also less and less of KOH is needed as voltage goes up, a minute amount was needed at 110v.

I wrote the voltage of each pic below and the video is at 110 volts and with next to nothing of KOH, I drop it till I could run the cell for about 3 min. without overheating.

Luc