HHO Cell - Stan Meyer Design.

[Grumpy]

So, no more comments? Anybody? LOL 

No.  Said what I had to say already.  I'm just watching and letting you "roll on" with it.

Keep an eye on the "cavitation" thread - Buzz and others have made some comments there regarding Meyer's work.

[peterpierre]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to ya'all Hope everyone got what they wanted ... my Christmas was kindda shotty ... spent it all by myself - what can I say - last Christmas was way way way better but there is always the next one to look forward to, maybe that will be ok again. Cheers, Pete

[chessnyt]

Peter,

What do you think of Ravi's cell?  He claims to be using only 520mA with his cell.  A little more than just 1/2 amp is pretty good, right?  Should I follow his plans?

The video is here:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9XrLOudwRw

[peterpierre]

Peter,

What do you think of Ravi's cell?  He claims to be using only 520mA with his cell.  A little more than just 1/2 amp is pretty good, right?  Should I follow his plans?

The video is here:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9XrLOudwRw

He is following Dave Lawtons plans - which in turn are an attempt to replicate Stanley Meyers PWM circuit, I did initially too however there is a flaw in the design, the two entry resistors are to weak as per dave lawton specs. 100 Ohm 0.25W should be replaced with at least 100 Ohm at 0.5W or even better at 1 W. Also the diagrams you see is only the primary circuit, you need the secondary circuit as well also commonly known as VIC. Without the VIC the PWM is virtually useless. You also may consider piezo resonators which increase the effect.

[Grumpy]

Without the VIC the PWM is virtually useless. You also may consider piezo resonators which increase the effect.

You can't make this statement until you have the goods.