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I was testing some older plate designs, and was checking 2 – 1 1/2″ x 4″ SS plates and checking spacing and amps again, sort of checking what happens when the flat plates are in a V configuration, when I noticed a curious effect.
The V didnt seem to care about the angle (45, 30, 60) [...]
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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.
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Voltage leaking or energy loss reduces efficiency of production of HHO.
Thats a given, when more energy is available than needed which it is when used in a car, care should be taken to control the amps being used, and the amps being wasted (leaked) that just create heat.
I have no idea how to tell what [...]
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