Note: If your intentions are to purchase or build a hydrogen
producing generator that will totally power your motor/car/vehicle/truck,
think again. Electrolysis uses a lot of amperage. Your vehicle alternator is
limited to the amount of amperage it can produce without putting a strain on
your engine power.
Causing your engine to do extra work is not going to help. After all, you
are looking for better efficiency - right? You should also consider the fact
that your internal combustion engine was designed to be an air pump. That
air dilutes any and all amounts of HHO, gasoline, propane, natural gas;
etc.. So if you accomplish powering your engine with 100% HHO, it will be
diluted by the air --- by design. The engine pistons' movement sucks air in,
through the air intake valves, and push the air out through the air exhaust
valves, Air is an essential part of combustion for fossil fuels. As
for HHO, air is not needed or wanted. HHO contains its own perfect air fuel
mixture, 66 and 2/3 % hydrogen and 33 and 1/3 % Oxygen. The presence
of air will dilute the new hydrogen fuel; which means it will not be as
powerful or effective. Something to think about.
Keep Electrolysis
simple. Use it to "assist" with cleaner burning of your fuel. If you can
completely burn the fuel, your exhaust greenhouse emissions will be almost
non-existent. That should be your primary goal. If you can accomplish that,
better fuel economy has a chance to follow. If it does not, then your engine
computer is preventing it. You will have to find a way to change your air
fuel ratio. There are ways of doing that, but they vary by Manufacture year
and model. That is another subject.
"There are a lot of HHO Generators for sale on the web.
I have some advise that will help you decide which one is right for you."
How much room do you have in your engine
compartment for a cell? How tall can it be? How wide can it be?
Will your generator need a bubbler? How big can it be? Where will it fit?
You need to know those things.
Container construction is one of the most important factors to
consider. The biggest problem is leaking. Avoid glass and plastic plumbing
pipe. They are hazardous. Glass shatters. Heat causes Plastic Plumbing pipes
to get soft
and melt. Avoid aluminum containers if you plan on using caustic
electrolytes; potassium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide; they eat aluminum.
Acrylic and Polycarbonate (lexan) are the only plastics I recommend; with the exception
of high heat nylons. However, Polycarbonate can not be used with KOH
(Potassium Hydroxide), it causes cracking: it will crack like safety
glass. Stainless steel makes the safest container.
Search the web for HHO Generator, HHO Cell, Hydrogen Generator, Dry
Cell, etc..
Don't get caught up in fancy words and advertised promises.
If they can't show you the HHO gas being produced,
stay clear, move
on. Most will not show you the inner works of their systems. That is ok;
but you at least need to see the output.
Know what you are buying. If you do not know and need help, then ask
me. I can tell you, without being biased.
Search the seller for fraud reports. example: seller name fraud,
or just seller name. There are a lot of website forums that talk about
this subject.
I know there are some good products and good companies available,
but be aware of a large number of scams.
Use my site to learn more about the subject.
My way of building these things is only an example for you to learn
from. You, my friend, need to find the MacGyver in yourself and adapt your
own ideas because your circumstances may be different. I show you the
principle of this process. Learn from it; plant the seed and grow it your
way.
Be advised, I do not sell these generators. I do not sell my
information. I do not have or provide schematics, drawings, files, DVD's,
or CD's that you can use to make these things with. Do not ask me to
change my mind; do not say you will make it worth my while. No means NO!
I have a friend in Taiwan that
has 3,000 Heavy Duty Jar Cells for sale.
Warehouse Storage is expensive for him, so he wants to Clear Out
his Inventory.
This is a Business opportunity. You can obtain quantities of
these units at or below manufacturing cost.
* Customized Injection Molded Heavy Duty materials.
* 316L Stainless Steel metal parts
* Fully Assembled
* Mounting Bracket Included
* Units are packaged in Styrofoam, Singles and Six Packs
More Details
I recommend these cells
HHO2U Dry Cell
This cell uses 11 plates configured in a series parallel
configuration. Basically, that means there are two Hydrogen
Generators connected to your battery, ( - nnnn + nnnn - ).
(it is also available in a 21 plate design).
This cell is better than most Dry Cells. It is small enough
to fit in most engine compartments and produces enough HHO to
make a difference in exhaust emissions.
Each plate has 3 holes. The bottom hole is for water refill between
plates. The top hole is for gases to exit.
Compare this hydrogen on demand dry cells to other dry cells on the market.
I will put this unit up against any unit available on the market today. This
unit is more compact, produces as much or more HHO gas as larger units;
needs less amps to operate; is more affordable for the consumer; and it is
efficient, and durable.
HHO2U Website
The following video shows how stable the 3 hole plate design is. Now, I
am not in complete agreement with the holes, but the stable output speaks
for itself. The holes allow current leakage, and reduce surface area that
could otherwise be used for HHO production. But, they also assist with water
circulation. The amount of efficiency loss seems to be minor.
DJC7 Plans for
building your own - for sale on eBay
I do not agree with the wire connections here. It works, but does
not look professional. The stainless steel band, holding the copper
wire, is ok, but the strands of copper need to be soldered together, or
else a connector needs to be added to the end of the wire. Moisture is
going to get between the strands and cause the copper to corrode. This
should be an easy fix.
I am not so interested in his method of cooling the cell with those
white strips of thin metal. It looks gaudy. Besides, they take up extra
space that is most likely not available in your engine compartment. Just
my opinion.
This design looks like it has a hole in the bottom plate for the
water fill hose. A bubbler is needed.
I suggest making the electrical connection, for the outer tube,
close to or near the bottom. Believe it or not, that will make a big
difference. It will cause the magnetic field to surround the complete
length of each tube. This will help the HHO gases exit the top, instead
of hanging around. It will also cause the electrical current to flow
over more surface area. Ripley's believe it or not.
I would prefer the smaller, 6 inch cell that they offer; the one
with 8 tubes. Smaller is better.
They offer 3 sizes:
DJC86: 6 inch tubes, 8
tubes 1 in to 2.75 in, 3.2LPM at 40 amps (best in my opinion)
DJC76: 6 inch tubes, 7 tubes 1 in to 2.50 in,
2.4LPM at 40 amps
DJC712: 12 inch tubes, 7 tubes 1in to 2.50 in, 4.2LPM at 70 amps
Hydro Super 2
This company sells on
eBay. From what I have read, they may be one of the few cells that you could
purchase reliably. The cell puts out up to 1.9 liters per minute at 16 amps.
A Dual unit puts out 3.8 liters per minute at 32 amps. 45 day money back
guarantee. One year limited warranty.
The main unit is made out of stainless steel 120 wall. That's almost 1/8"
thick!
The ends are made out of 3/4" HI temp Reconstituted Nylon End caps;
colors vary from black to off white. Sealed with Nitrile O-rings. The anode
is made up of 20 specially designed and spaced plates of stainless steel.
I do
Not
recommend these cells
Hydrostar
I know two people that have purchased plans for the Hydrostar System.
The person selling the system can not provide any support what so ever. He
refers you to some one else, that refers you to someone else. They never
got any of their questions answered after many attempts. That alone should
tell you something.
I have looked at the documentation you purchase. There is no way for
you to accomplish this project on your own. It is very techie. It is not
supported by enough photographs. There is nothing in the manual that shows
a photograph of the real deal; only drawings. They say the unit should be
available "Assembled and ready to install" by 2007. Has anyone seen it
yet?
Water for gas is a system using a glass jar and stainless steel wire.
Will it make HHO? Yes it will; but not very much. Two kitchen spoons can
produce more gas.
Does anyone have information to add?
HydraFicient
I have been warned that this company is a SCAM.
I am not one to
complain, but take a look at the HydraFicient cell running on a 12 volt
battery, using its Special Control Module. They advertise it will not work
properly with out the control module. Now their video says it produces 1 to
2 liters of HHO per minute.
Look closely, this is full production. I would estimate it would maybe
produce 200 milliliters a minute. Water level is just above the top of the
tubes. Absolutely no tiny bubbles.
The cell is made from almost all plastic; so they say.
HHO2U Dry Cell
This company sells on
eBay. From what I have read, they may be one of the few cells that you could
purchase reliably. The cell puts out up to 1.9 liters per minute at 16 amps.
A Dual unit puts out 3.8 liters per minute at 32 amps. 45 day money back
guarantee. One year limited warranty.
Water4gas
I am not one to
complain, but take a look at the HydraFicient cell running on a 12 volt
battery, using its Special Control Module. They advertise it will not work
properly with out the control module. Now their video says it produces 1 to
2 liters of HHO per minute.