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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) [...]
Filed under: Cell Type, Voltage Leaking | Tagged: Cell, Cell Type, T configuration, V configuration, Voltage Leaking, X configuration | 5 Comments »
After reading about how some Ford PU owners are using HHO and how they are making it, a thought occurred to me, that maybe spending cash on SS to build test units is a waste of cash.
These Ford owners, are using pails (5 gal) and coat hangers build large, multiple spiral wound cells, for the [...]
Filed under: Cell Type | Tagged: Cell, Cell Type, hho cell, hho fuel, hho output, HHO production, neutral plates, output efficency, plate spacing, spiral wound | 4 Comments »
Cell types vary greatly, and I’m not sure yet of the names of all the styles. As posts are made, giving descriptions and details, sub categories will be added for the distinct types.
Filed under: Cell Type | Tagged: Cell, Cell Type, styles | 8 Comments »
