Experimenting with Double Helix HHO

[ZeroFossilFuel]

Boy am I glad I started reading this thread.

@EH - Really nice work. Keep experimenting but please, give us some concrete production numbers. Here's an idea for you from my latest video - http://youtube.com/watch?v=mh3gUJNXDZc

One follower of my video series made an interesting point to me privately that I'd like to share with the group. He said "Also, when looking at things like an Ion air cleaner, you notice that the Ions are freed via a sharp pointed pin. One of My ideas is that instead of plates, use a multitude of pins. The energy would flow in more direct lines, and possibly separate the gases more effectively and much faster. Also, the spacings could be very tight. Tho, admittedly, may be harder to manufacture?"

See where I'm going with this? The double helix creates exactly this. Sharp edges at close spacing producing large volumes of gas. What's missing from this design are neutral helixes (N-plates in the S-cell). One or two neutral helixes in between the electrodes might produce wonders. I'm also thinking in terms of pleated plates with sharp edges, facing each other as I mentioned in another thread, AND we don't have to give up using 8 neutral plates between 2 electrodes!

I'm going to try traveling down the pleated plate path (say that three times fast). Please keep going with this helix and let's compare notes. This is getting good. 

ZFF

[IndianaBoys]

We discovered OverUnity through watching the YouTube videos.  You are doing great work here!  Been reading all the different topics and getting caught up to speed.  We just finished making a short clip of using an aluminum foil helix and tap water to create hydrogen gas:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VWRgqaSKu0

The Indiana Boys

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@Boys - Jump right in. I think you missed the point of the double helix though. It's not a spiral within a spiral. All that is is parallel plates. The idea of a double helix is to wind the two electrodes between each other. Think DNA strands.

ZFF

[Draco Rylos]

Your work with Helixes seems interesting. It would help to see some good production numbers like output amount of HHO gas and Voltage and Amperage Input to go with the output numbers. My cell ideas seem to be evolving with the introduction of Helixes. Have you tried using a pulse system for your power input? If you get good output using straight power, what do you think you could get using pulsed power instead of straight power input. and to keep the hydrogen flowing out of the cell, have you thought about using a small pump, like a winshield washer pump to cycle the water from the top of the cell to the bottom, thus keeping the flow of HHO gas steady, by the act of forcing the gas away from the helixes and out of the cell. Sorry about the questions, but my mind is going 90 - 0, hehe. That's what I get for having so many ideas and not enough time and $$$ to do them.....

[dutchy1966]

Hi,

Anyone here that knows how to do a proper gas flow measurement? I guess we're gonna need that to compare results. Of course it should be as cheap as possible and fairly accurate.....

Robert