High voltage HHO by IronHead

[Super God]

60 liters a minute sounds a little more reasonable.

[joemumu]

@IronHead

Thank you for clearing that up.  I was under that impression (pressure) may increase production.  What you commented is making me rethink that design, as those coiled cells in that pdf you looked over are @ 30 p.s.i.  The only advantage to pressure is the same reason that water will have a higher boiling point when pressurized.  Noted as when you try to remove the cap from a hot radiator.  I have heard results of lower gas production with heat which made the solution boil and release steam. 
As you probably already know,  ZFF did not have luck with vacuum increasing production in his cells. 
Better to listen than repeat trials others have already done.  Your suggestions, from experience, do not fall on deaf ears.

Thank you

Alex.

[IronHead]

Well, I believe that ZFF experiment was a total successes as he is the only person to prove so far that higher output of HHO under vacuum is for the most part a myth or misconception. He has done a great thing as far as I am concerned.

[joemumu]

@ IronHead

You are absolutely correct.  ZFF has worked very hard and has amassed a great deal of knowledge which he is sharing with all of us.  I was not disrespecting his research, sorry if it came off like that.  I see that you are visiting again with us.  Can you tell us one or two exciting things that you have uncovered as of late with HHO cells.  You are after all, someone that everyone looks up to for correctness.  I know I do.  I am humbled.

Thank you

Alex

[Stonesthrow]

Hi all,
I new to forums.  So I'll ask for pardens in advance.  I want to build that test S-cell.  But here is what I've done along with some observations and questions.  I am hobbled by lack of a suitable ampmeter.
I have stacked 14-SSwallswitch platecovers arranged + - + - + - and applied 12, 24, & 36 volts in local tap water(the best).  I then tried approx. 1/8 tsp of Sodium Carbonate in about 2L water.  Very exciting.  The cell would heatup and gas production would become very vigorous.  I decided to see just how hot it would get.  Used a digital thermometer.  At 12v  maintained 180'f for 30 mins with screaming production.  I continue with 24v and the temp rose to 205'f and I soon pulled the plug to re-evaluate the cell container. Its promissing.   Anyway I am very pleased with the results - I don't have to cool the cell using 12v with crazy production.  Wish I knew the amps.  Soon I will!
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