Experimenting with Double Helix HHO

[apollo69]

Hi All,

my 2 pennies worth as a newbie.

Looking at all device made the recent months it seems to me Fordenergy's spiral simply has a lot of surface area and and space in between where the current can form hydrogen en oxygen. It is actually the tubular design with holes/spaces in it?

My guess is if you make 1 postive spiral and one smaller negative spiral fitting as a tube in the larger one the results might even be better?

I only have plates of ss so I can't try it but if anyone is making spirals anyway I would be interested to see

Regards,

[IronHead]

Primary Helix
Some very interesting results on the quick and dirty
running about half of the Helix Cell. I just could not wait!

First off  at 36 volts with a small amount of KOH the amps shot up to 30
and produced some gas. So I started over with no KOH and
the amps ran at 10 with nothing but water!  The gas output
was about the same as  it was with KOH. Fascinating as this is with
a shinny almost chrome like polished SS and no conditioning of any kind.

This you see here is about 3" of bubbles from the surface in 3 seconds
in  clean filtered tap water.

I am going to have to phase pump this bad boy and see what happens.

[strapped9]

Wow. Many great ideas and variations here. The double helix design may be the most efficient yet. Please everyone with ideas on this, Try it. Post it. I'm still a few days behind but will for sure post anything i have. Thanks for the pics IH!

On a side note: I threw together an aarons cell from my extra ss scrap while waiting for my IH edition series cell to dry. It works but, even in the "Widow Maker" config, I cant imagine anything big will come with that design and the leakage involved.

Back to helix. If we all modify and build this we can get it figured out. The spacing, surface space, inside diameter, length, vertical/horizontal, should all effect the output/watts. I think someone will stumble on the optimum config. Gl fellas.

[europeanhillbilly]

Wow IronHead, this thing is huge Seems to produce nicely, keep up the good work!

I'm still going to build alot smaller devices, let's see if the double-helix design works in tiny too... Plus, if it's precisely built, it's easier to try a neutral ss rod/tube in the center at tight spacing to the outer helices.

Btw: You can probably get (small) SS straps for free (or little money) from scraps your local fabricator. Just go and ask

[IronHead]

Thanks guys
Got about 200 pounds of scrape ,thats where these 316 SS strips came from