Aphasiac's 12HP Hydrogen Project

[IronHead]

Electronics are a process of addition and elimination for each Cell build and Cell type. I can get into the basics of what it takes to design a drive for a specific Cell stack. Some Cells can not be driven at all from what I have seen. This has to do with the design of the Cell itself. More on this later.

I will try and talk abit over at your forum. I have so many things going on with this now. Last time I took a count it was right around 1800 people in a bunch of Forums,Messages, Emails, YouTube and so on . Even my phone rings of the hook ,as they say.

I will do my best to pay  your forum a visit.



IronHead

[Aphasiac]

Thank you, IronHead! :-)

[PULSED)ReverseH/Ofuelcell]

Dude no rush, the forum though is brilliant for help, people on there have had good success, there all the details get discussed, I?m not advertising it or anything it?s just that the forum is the best I?ve found so far for replicating the water fuel cell. Your help is great and will be appreciated there, 

[PULSED)ReverseH/Ofuelcell]

Dude no rush, the forum though is brilliant for help, people on there have had good success, there all the details get discussed, I?m not advertising it or anything it?s just that the forum is the best I?ve found so far for replicating the water fuel cell. Your help is great and will be appreciated there, 

[Aphasiac]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VypwKfECnKI

Here's a video update on my 12HP Snapper conversion project for those interested.
There's a shot of the cell running at 12V, 14Amps., as well as a few snaps pasted below.

(This is my 4th shot at uploading these, so Aphasiac is crossing his fingers and hoping this post doesn't show up in 3 other threads. lol)


I think this cell is producing very nicely, though there is a delay of a couple of seconds between when I apply power, and when it starts pumping out the HHO. I'm wondering if this is maybe because of the size of my plates, or possibly because I didn't charge the cell up in advance?

Also, you'll notice a thin ring of scum if you look closely enough. The water is distilled, but I wiped the inside of the tube out with a greasy rag before filling... next time I'll try paper towels.

Cheers, Mark.