Experimenting with Double Helix HHO

[leakfree]

Thanks! Turtle Man, i feel like i'm just groping arround in the dark but it's fun. Going to work on multiple double helix coils in one cell next. Also getting stuff together for a geet. Man nobody has that 1 x 1/2 x 1/2 tee. Got some ordered but who knows when. LF

[FordEnergy]

Hi all,

I didn?t realize this idea would take off like it has, but you all have done it justice. I had to take a break from HHO production experiments due to an implosion. Ironically due to the double helix design. I got such great results from the DH that I decided to go to a 304 SS wire design in the test cell. The results prompted me to increase the Amperage used, so I jumped to 120 Volt DC with unlimited Amps. The production was unreal until wires heated up and stated to return to their original form (A straight wire). The + and - leads touched in the HHO stream and the implosion was enough to bring the family running to my back room. Luckily I had a guardian angle looking out for me the Sodium Hydroxide solution missed my face by about an inch. The cell was completely destroyed and my wife banned me from the house LOL. Take heed if your using springs, wires, strips of SS, or your separation media; in the helix design heat will make your helix unwind.

So what have I been up to since my heart skipped a beat, well I named the new cell phoenix and I am working on a 4 tubular cell within a cell design to create a series setup to combat the heat. I will run 4 helixes in acrylic tubes within a main cell and I am using 1/2 in acrylic for the outer body instead of 1/4 in. I will post new videos when I can decide how to create the new helixes exactly the same. I like what one you did with the steel rod for a template but I think all of the connection material is interfering with the electric and magnetic fields that are created within the helix. The 3 I have made all are connected at each end allowing the material to flow unimpeded from beginning to end. I have used what you have seen in the video which is 301 SS I think it?s a garbage can I (Borrowed) from my wife. I have another helix made from the 1/4 in strip left by my nibbler, this is 316 ss and is held at each end by nylon screws (this one is the most stable). And the 304 ss wire wound to a DH design.

Thank you all for inviting me to the forum and I look forward to experimenting again after I move to my outside shop.

Thank you,

Ford Energy
AKA James

[JamesThomas]

Hey, James (FordEnergy), what a great surprise to see you here. Be sure and post pics and or videos of your new stuff.

I am definitely going to do some work with this helix idea of yours as soon as I can.

Originally, how did you come up with the helix?

So glad you joined us here. This is a great little forum.

j

[FordEnergy]

Hey, James (FordEnergy), what a great surprise to see you here. Be sure and post pics and or videos of your new stuff.

Originally, how did you come up with the helix?


j

~Thomas

I started out by trying to replicate what Stan Meyer had started, so I read everything I could find on him and his work. He was a faithful Christian and had told how he prayed for the answer to our fossil fuel problem. After he got a response to his prayers he went forward with the water cell and the rest is history.

I am a faithful Christian myself and prayed for god?s enlightenment on the current electrolysis hydrogen production techniques and how they could be improved. I immediately got an image of a double helix. So I kept going with my experiments and one day I had a pile of coils from my nibbler after cutting some stainless and it all came together.

So to answer your question god just showed it to me and I put one together and posted it, then you guys grabbed it and WOW look what?s being done in just a short amount of time it's great. So going forward I hope to stay in this vein and watch what everyone else is doing and hopefully one of us will put together the right combination to help all of us get away from fossil fuels.

I hope this answers your question, I must say again I?m really excited about what has been done here and I can?t wait to see what comes next.

~Ford Energy

[Runningbear]

dlwammo,
If you do a bilolar winding, you should think about using thin plastic garden meshing to separate the windings. You can get it about half a mil thick and the current will pass sraight through the holes yet isolate pos from neg.

Cheers,

Runningbear