High voltage HHO by IronHead

[hkyle]

Yes that was the point I was trying to make...you have uneven resistance in each cell. You should have equal resistance throughout.

I will look for lye but I'm making no promises,

re: voltages, just add. They add up to 48 which is what I put in. Since they divide across the cells at all, albeit unevenly, there is resistance. Simple series resistance circuit.

All I did to add the baking soda was take off power, stir it into the electrolyte tank outside the plate cavity, swish it around good to let it wash into the plate cavity and reapply voltage.

Also tried connecting it to my intake manifold vacuum this morning. That was almost a big mistake. The long sides of the tank buckled inward. My top cover needs a ridge of acrylic that centers it to the tank like a cookie jar lid before I tyr that again. 

[IronHead]

Ok you are working with one single module here . A car would need more than one in parallel.
But here is a basic single module box design.I am hoping this is self explanatory.

You are building a vacuum chamber that sees vacuum levels of 20 to 30inchs.

[Hot Hydro Dady]

Just look at these two cells if you need to see one put together:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKzlh-lr58E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxJ-Wrdd-t4


I will be glad to trade someone some acrylic for some 316ss 3x3 plates.
(Getting the house ready for the baby in 3mon has taken all my moneyÃ,  )

Thanks
HHD
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if anyone in az see a car with the lic number 215-YBG around 44th ave and I-10  let me know. they just broke in to my car!!!!

[Zoi]

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[kewlhead]

Dang HHD  looks like you sure got er cook'n......you wanna build a box for some cash?