help to install an HHO device into a VW Golf 3

[ramset]

H20  I see bye your other posts  you have a lot of irons in the fire, I can see your objective and you are definately in the spirit of this forum as am I , I know time is a factor for all of us .If you could  give more info on your present system at your convienience It would be great Chet

[h20power]

No, not on the intake temps at least not so I can read it.

[passion1]

Hi Everyone, Yeah no tricks, it's just plain rain water. This is a good water mister: http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/cp.html. There are other brands but this one works very well.
http://www.aquastealth.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=239. Just get the base model for most of us don't need the other stuff.

This is where I got the shims: http://www.smallparts.com/products/descriptions/shsp.cfm and the stainless steel too.

H20power

That's amazing!
Are you using straight DC or are you pulsing your cell?
Why did you need polyester shims?
Could you give us any tips on the construction of your cell, i.e. how to maintain such a small gap between the plates without touching each other?
Thanks again for answering our questions.

[h20power]

Hi Passion1, I am using a PWM, and I used the shims to seal the unit and get the spacing I wanted. The shims work great in that they are right on the money on spacing, I put them on the ends where the bolts you see on the cell is it runs the full length from top to bottom same size as the plates, but only a 1/4 wide...I chanel the water through the plates. But this cell for the most part is just a gas saver, the other cell is in the works.

[passion1]

H20power

Thank you for the answer!
Are you pulsing the cell with a specific frequency or is the PWM merely used to control the voltage/amps? Are you using any inductors with the PWM?