Cooking with HHO , my experiments so far

[triffid]

JD,Magnets assist in the electrolysis of water too.It takes less current to tear the water molecule apart.Your sweet spot might change(it would go lower).If you had large magnets(they have to attract each other).

Like this:NSNS
So your unit would be like this:NSunitNS.
I forget which pos,neg pole orientation is best.I don't think it matters but it might.Triffid

[jdcmusicman]

Yeah I have I thought of trying the magnet thing , several time but have not took the time try yet ...I do know that you can magnetically  align the plates and that will increase efficiency just a tiny bit , but its very time consuming..I still may try magnets sometime in the future .
I have several ideas that I am working on  for possible efficiency raising that involves capturing lost energy from heat and gas flow ...

Thanks ..
Jdcmusicman

[d3adp00l]

Jd can you do a heat measurement for me. Take a known amount of water, measure the temp, then put it on the hho burner, and measure how long it takes to increase the temp. How much temp is not really important, the time it takes to raise 1 degree would be fine. With this I can calc the btu,kj,kcal, and compare that to the energy input to the cell, and get an eff. number for the system.

I will share all calculations with you of course.

[jdcmusicman]

@ D3
Sure , I will try to get some temp readings and all for ya sometime this week if I have the time ..
Should have some by the weekend either way ...

Jdcmusicman

[triffid]

Of the two gases,one is repelled by a magnetic field and the the other one is attracted to it.I dream of a magnet strong enough just to rip water apart on it's own,but so far as I know they simply assist an electric current in doing so.Triffid