High voltage HHO by IronHead

[IronHead]

I hope to get to the NS-T cell but understand it must be replicated in exact ways.And if it goes boom it goes BIG BADA BOOM. Nothing like the RF cell but still  it can blow parts off your body in an open state and in a closed state ,much worse.

Back to HV  at 200 volts and about 50 amps you should have a cutting welding torch.
If you want to make a torch that does not need gas bottle replacement  start here.

Other wise you are just observing the effect of volts/amps matters.
This also includes the little buzz you are getting from  running AC through a rectifier without a smoothing cap.

[kokomoj0]

I hope to get to the NS-T cell but understand it must be replicated in exact ways.And if it goes boom it goes BIG BADA BOOM. Nothing like the RF cell but still  it can blow parts off your body in an open state and in a closed state ,much worse.

Like the 5th element!   LOL   yeh i was thinking about that too....   like getting a bunnch of 1/16th rods and making a 7 x 7 plate with them just to mess around but instead i figured i would wait till you are ready to teach it 

[popeye68]

Hi guys ,

nice forum!
great thread!!!

@Ironhead:

can you explain what went wrong with your RF setup so we know were to
stay away from ?
I have been fooling around with HF pulse generators on my cell , dangerous to?
(and planning to use a satelite LNB as transmitter in my cell...........  )

I will be ordering some SS later this week and build me some neutralplate cell ,
when thats ready i will post some bouble pic's.



@d3adp00l

Let's calculate with a car at normal cruising speed ,
first with gasoline then converted to hydrogen
consumpsion ;

Air weights 1,3grams/liter
gasoline weights 720grams/liter
ratio=553

amount of air per liter fuel:
air/fuel=1:14.7
14,7 x 553 = 8129 liter air per liter fuel



2liter engine                  
1:10 (10 kilometers/liter fuel milage)                  
speed 100kmh                  
10km each 6 minutes/ 1 liter fuel each 6 minutes                  

8129 liter air per liter fuel (every 6 minutes at 100kmh) ,                  
1354 per minute ,
22,5liters air each second.                  


Asume a 4% to 74% hydrogen to air usage;
(2/3 of hydroxy contains hydrogen)                        

amount of hydroxy a second    (increasing power)                  
   at   4   %      1,4   liter   
      8   %      2,7   liter   
      12   %      4,1   liter   
      16   %      5,5   liter   
      20   %      6,8   liter   
      24   %      8,2   liter   
      28   %      9,5   liter   
      32   %      10,9   liter   
      36   %      12,3   liter   
      40   %      13,6   liter   
                          etc.


Sound fair

[IronHead]

Hi guys ,

nice forum!
great thread!!!

@Ironhead:

can you explain what went wrong with your RF setup so we know were to
stay away from ?

Welcome to the forums popeye68
Yes experimenting wit RF itself is where it went wrong. No  using to much water is where it went wrong. I knew better than to fool with 2 oz of water at a time. If you mess with RF treat is like a stick of dynamite and  use drops not onces .

If you cold vaporize the water it will go boom when you hit the right RF Feq.
aslong as your gun is made right.

And never do RF in a photon light chamber in UV or IR with alot of water.

LNB , for RF you will need to build a multichannel transducer to sweep the range
Make sure you put a receiver on this thing and you know why.

That should be enough to keep you busy, kill you or bring MIB around.


Thats all I will post about this subject , for now.

[kokomoj0]

i wonder if we can simplify this by just using gas mileage as a reference to get us real close?

i get 20 miles to the gallon at 80 mph with gas.

So 1 gallon of gas will take me 20 miles.

How many liters of HHO at 0 psig = 1 gallon of gas? (and will take me 20 miles)