 | Kerminator on PWM parts and diagram |
 | troy lehto on HFE Cells in Use |
 | bill moore on Catalysts |
 | Nitin on Catalysts |
 | j madigan on Featured HFE Cell Type |
 | Jim on Catalysts |
 | Mel Green on Catalysts |
 | andie on Catalysts |
| Mel Green on Catalysts |
 | Mike R on Catalysts |
There are many good comments being posted, but many of them should be new threads or posts to be found easier.
Please join the group so you can post new ideas/threads instead of adding comments to the existing ones.
Filed under: Catalysts, Cell Type, Container, Flashback device, How HHO works, MAP MAF EFIE O2 Sensors, Output testing, Parts Scrounger, Voltage Leaking, safety | Tagged: ideas, posts, threads | Leave a Comment »
I’ve noticed there are some clear plastic HFE containers on youtube and other sites, so I checked on some and the cost & availability. I found one aquarium supply house that has most of the supplies that can be used, tubing, check valves, connectors, glue, etc. Aquatic Eco-Systems
I have no affiliation with Aquatic Eco-Systems [...]
Filed under: Container, Parts Scrounger | Tagged: clear container, Container, cpvc, heat, hfe cell, lexan, polycarbonate, pvc | 1 Comment »
CPVC and PVC pipe and fittings can be found at almost any plumbing or building supplier in sizes from 1/2″ to 4″ diameter and in 8 to 10′ lengths. Be aware that PVC doesn’t hold up to as high a heat as CPVC.
I have found that the glues used to ‘cement’ them together should be [...]
Filed under: Container, Parts Scrounger | Tagged: Container, cpvc, pvc | Leave a Comment »
Cell Containers vary greatly by cell size, and materials. If you find a new or cheap container, let us know. Detail your container work, safety features, etc. If you find a problem such as degradation with heat, let everyone know, we don’t need to reproduce a failure!
Filed under: Container | Tagged: Cell, containers, failure, materials, safety | 1 Comment »
