High voltage HHO by IronHead

[hkyle]

Hkyle <------- Raises hand
Teach, Do we need one of those big kick ass red coils to step the voltage up? or can we get by with the frequency generator?

[IronHead]

Ok, By now you should be realizing that this is not a class about how to build a specific type of HHO  extraction device . It is a class on how to build them all using one basic cell type to learn all of the others. Maybe up to the point that the only thing in the Tupperware tub you have there ,is WATER.

Your experiments by now should have shown you reactions with a brute force cell from 12vdc up to at least 120vdc?

What is needed now is frequency generator up to at least 50khz

[kokomoj0]

Hkyle <------- Raises hand
Teach, Do we need one of those big kick ass red coils to step the voltage up? or can we get by with the frequency generator?

wonders why we dont just use a tesla longitudinal transmission line, as a voltage multiplier and shake thar booties yah yah!

hey if you guys didnt see this its great

Nuke em baby!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5454901597168049884&q

[kokomoj0]

What is needed now is frequency generator up to at least 50khz

one or 2?  err gated i mean?

[magnetar]

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=OMA1981

I watched this video and found it quite interesting.  It appears that a square wave generator signal is encapsulated within another square wave generator signal and that signal can be varied in different ratios of ON/OFF time for the higher frequency square wave generation.  I assume this resultant waveform was fed to transistors to provide more amperage and voltage to a step up transformer connected to the hydrolysis plates.  It seems to me that the capacitance of the plates in the Hydrolysis may vary because of turbulence in the Hydrolysis container but that some average might be chosen or some feedback loop to vary the frequence going into the inductor/capacitor series circuit to maintain resonance.  Are some folks here thinking of experimenting along these lines?

P.S.  I wonder what one of these high voltage diodes cost...

http://www.voltagemultipliers.com/pdf/SM6525-SM6535.pdf