Comments for Do It Yourself HHO Hydrogen Generator

Comment on HHO Hydrogen Generators and Storing Pressurized HHO Gas by james

james — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:04:05 +0000

Never ever store HHO.Hydrogen should only be stored by it’s self not with oxygen. YOU WILL BLOW YOUSELF UP.

Comment on Where to Find Stainless Steel For HHO Hydrogen Generators & Fuel Cells by matt B

matt B — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 15:52:27 +0000

One easy place to get stainless that is already cut into usable chunks is in the electrical department of Home Depot, Lowes, etc Get stainless outlet covers. I was also thinking of stainless covers for shower drains and installing them vertically, with all of the holes I was thinking that they would bubble well, but then refill the space with water easily too.

as or a good elctrolyte solution I saw this one which is eas, household stuff and not caustic:

3 tABLESPOONS BAKING SODA
SHOT GLASS WHITE VINEGAR (2OZ)
(CAN DO OVER LIGHT HEAT TO MAKE

IT MIX FASTER)
3 CUPS RAIN WATER, DISTILLED,

SNOW ETC
1 CUP ISOPROPOL RUBBING ALCHOHOL
2 CAPFULLS HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

Comment on Learn to Make Your Own HHO Fuel Cell by Johann Kristinsson

Johann Kristinsson — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 03:31:59 +0000

Hi Steve.
Sorry to hear that your wires are heating.
You are probably american and the american rules, although good, are not strikt enouugh for europe.
Here we secure 1.5 quadrat mm single core copper with 10 amp at 240 volt
50 hz ac.
Dc produces more heat because its constant, not dead or reduced half the time(sinus wave).
I recomend that you use wider multicore wires and find out what the regulations say about 12 volt ameperage and wires and protection.
Then you must put in security, bimetal or something.
Remember that fuses are to protect the wires, not the application.
The application is suposed to have its own protection, the fuse is to protect the network.
By the way, what q are you using and what is your amperage use, a simple vom meter will answer that?
Wish you luck.
Johann.

Comment on How to Connect Your HHO Hydrogen Generator to Your Car by Nuclear1

Nuclear1 — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 18:35:56 +0000

I have found that the best way to make sure that the HHO generator is not running when the engine is off is to use a vacuum switch tapped into the brake booster vacuum line. If the engine is not running, no vacuum is produced and the switch remains open. Then, connect the vacuum switch to a 30 Amp relay coil. The fuel pump wire is a good idea but the fuel pump runs when the ignition key is turned to the “on” position with the car not yet running. This will not guarantee that the hydrogen generator is off when the engine is off. A vacuum switch can be purchased from DIGIKEY for about $20.00 and is good insurance. Purchase a switch that actuates at 2″ of vacuum and has “normally open (N.O.)” contacts.

Comment on How to Connect Your HHO Hydrogen Generator to Your Car by rocky

rocky — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 01:53:35 +0000

I am an Acura Master technician and the safest way I have found to wire an HHO system is to use a 30amp SPDT relay and use the fuel pump wire to to trigger the coil side of the relay to activate the system, this way, if the fuel pump is running 99.9% of the time, so is the engine. This will prevent excessive gas build up and possible explosion on start up. Hope this info helps.

Comment on Bubbler Tanks and Housings for HHO Hydrogen Generators & Fuel Cells by Viking

Viking — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 23:25:04 +0000

MY E-MAIL IS tphillips29@nc.rr.com
for any response on hho.

Thanks, Viking

Comment on Bubbler Tanks and Housings for HHO Hydrogen Generators & Fuel Cells by Viking

Viking — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 23:22:00 +0000

I have installed a six pack (six mason jars) generator on my f-250 ford truck 2003 5.4 gas engine with 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda per jar i am producing HHO. I have 14 amps going to each to jar so i am getting hho . I put in a 30 amp relay from battery to generator and 40 amp inline fuse. I have a 1/4 inch silcon hose running from the bottom nipple of the sixth jar 1/4 inch from bottom also know as bubbler. I HAVE INJECTED THE HHO INTO THE AIR INTAKE, BUT HAS NO VACUUM ON LINE. SO I HAVE MOVED HHO LINE ABOVE PVC ELBOW VALUE THIS HAS A STRONG VACUUM AND I CAN CONTROL THE VACUUM WITH THE DRIPPER VALUE. I HAVE MORE POWER, BUT I AM NOT GETTING BETTER GAS MILAGE ONLY 15 MPG CAN ANYONE HELP ?

Comment on Subscribe and Get All Our Future Articles & Videos! by Aron

Aron — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 04:20:15 +0000

Hi Richard.

Conditioning your electrodes is done by using your generator. Most stainless steel has a polished finish which does not make very much hho at first. The longer you use your generator the better it should produce and can reach maximum in about ten hours depending on the quallity and finish of the stainless.

The wire electrodes we have tried work well although we did not use them for extended period will last long enough to save more in gasoline than the cost to replace them.

Comment on HHO Hydrogen Generators and Storing Pressurized HHO Gas by Bone

Bone — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 22:48:53 +0000

As an indutrial firefighter, I have to agree. Hydrogen does not just find pinholes in the metal it creates them. The hydrogen molecule is so small that it actually will penetrate most metals. I have seen the results of improper metal used for hydrogen. And as mentioned, HHO is an ignitable mixture already having most of the fuel and O2. Being that it is in gaseuos form it is ready to ignite, it does not need to vaporize. The reason that you do not put water on a combustable metal fire is because the fire is so hot the it seperates the hydrogen and oxygen giving an explosive reaction.

Comment on Subscribe and Get All Our Future Articles & Videos! by Richard (the san-man)

Richard (the san-man) — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 15:47:20 +0000

Aron on June 2nd, 2008 at 2:49 pm you told Dewey:

The advantages of using treated or conditioned water is that your cell will start producing at a good rate immediately, providing the electrodes are also conditioned.

My question is this, “How do I condition the Electrodes?” In my generator, I’m using 3/32 stranded SS wire wrapped around a 2.5 by 2.5 Plexaglass “X” shape that is 10 inches long. The wraps are 1/2 inch apart and will be in a 5 Gal bucket. If all goes well, I plan on adding 2 more generators in this bucket later.

Thanks for all your help