Experimenting with Double Helix HHO

[europeanhillbilly]

You know what really intrigues me? How two plates of the exact same material can become molecularly polarized in a solution of electrolyte by applying a voltage so that, once voltage is removed, a residual charge remains as if you had dissimilar metals in solution.

True, the same is happening on my helix design.
Now, this may sound like a real newbie question, but does this happen with other cell designs too? I guess it does?

[NssB]

I'm relatively new to the HHO world, but extremely interested in all forms of clean, renewable, money saving, planet saving (not in that order ) energy. I find it refreshing that the same sort of people are taking the lead and experimenting themselves, and with somewhat promising results.

My question is, EBH: With the gas you are producing at 1amp(call it 1 unit), could you create 1 unit or more of work using the 1 unit produced?

If the answer was yes, then congrats on the greatest discovery since the incarnation of man. I'm rather hoping however, that the answer is a "maybe". Also interested to hear others thoughts.

Regards
NssB

[europeanhillbilly]

My question is, EBH: With the gas you are producing at 1amp(call it 1 unit), could you create 1 unit or more of work using the 1 unit produced?

I hope by EBH you mean EHB and thus addressing me, so I'll give a short answer: Most likely not. No overunity happening here.

[NssB]

I hope by EBH you mean EHB and thus addressing me

Apologies yes, minor typo

My question was inevitably rhetorical in nature, otherwise I'm guessing you be dead by now   

Does anyone have the figures which show the gas flow rate versus power inputs required in order for OU to be achieved with HHO?

Regards
NssB

[NssB]

You know what really intrigues me? How two plates of the exact same material can become molecularly polarized in a solution of electrolyte by applying a voltage so that, once voltage is removed, a residual charge remains as if you had dissimilar metals in solution.

Could this effect not be caused by the time taken for the electrolyte to return to polar equilibrium?
i.e Negative/Positive Ions "mingling" again after voltage is removed.

Just a thought...

NssB