vacuum electrolysis

[jikwan]

and i thought i was just about the only person doing it on the planet
till i saw this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMYNiE-KOn4

which must have been inspired from watching these (joe xogen partly narrating)

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iZmmXCUQoF8

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=A0T7Oph_RYg&NR=1

i was adding hho to my car for a while by thrusting the hho outlet hose down the throat of
the carburetor and got similar results (noticable vapour increase)

did not use bubbler

flashback arrestor i made from fishtank airstone which works very well

im guessing hho production is doubled at least    maybe even more

H2o     man, dont you have some data on how much more hho is produced by measuring
amount of water used?

[Creativity]

heyah,

and how you measured an increase in how much is your cell producing?by bigger bubbles it was producing?

[tacogrande]

I thought Zero concluded there was no increase in production, just bigger bubbles.  Think about it, there is about 14.7 psi atmospheric pressure at sea level, so reducing that number to 0 psi would mean larger bubbles.  Kinda like taking a balloon diving, only backwards.  There's the same amount of air, just less volume.  You would really have to have a lot of vacuum to break the atmospheric pressure and get into true "vacuum", more than an engine draws anyway.  Anyone tried a pump?  I wonder if you could just route the hho ouput into a cheap 12V compressors intake.  They have a teflon piston so no worries about sparks...hmmm

[Creativity]

so i see more people agree on that.My first thought was also bigger bubbles volume,that's why i asked.

Why would u like to pressurize this HHO?I think it is a good idea with this teflon stuff in the compressor.

[tacogrande]

I don't want to pressurize the hho, rather place a strong vacuum on the reactor.  It appears other production units are using pumps.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u03hPyGaMFU