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Copper versus Stainless
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Video duration: 198 seconds

Comparison between Copper coil and a Stainless coil in regard to making HHO gas

Related: coil, copper, gas, hydrogen, oxygen, stainless

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Are you using 12V ...
By: ed6ontube. on 26 Oct 08, 20:23:23
Are you using 12V and connecting directly to the ss and cu wire? Some other videos use a lot less ss wire, with much larger spacing, with only a few wraps, and get so much hho that you see tons of bubbles and it is all white. Why is that?

I'm wondering if ...
By: m4xwellmurd3r. on 20 Sep 08, 06:21:05
I'm wondering if you could do it just by having some sort of seperator inside the container, with the electrodes stuck inside each side.

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Could you put up a ...
By: KyHighlander59. on 05 Aug 08, 11:23:01
Could you put up a video of this set up? How do you keep the pos and neg separate and such is what would be interesting.

You seem to have a ...
By: oufenhous. on 05 Aug 08, 02:54:59
You seem to have a great sense of technical enginuity and and scientific virtue. You and I both know that the key to HHO production is energy and surface area. I came up with an idea to use .177 mm copper-coated BB's for the active surface area and the results were astonishing. It produced more HHO gas than anything I have tried. If you haven't thought of this yet, go ahead and give it a try. The only problem is the mess it leaves in the HHO generator. Maybe you could find some stainless BB's.

stuff the baking ...
By: Ripsnort9. on 13 Jul 08, 13:23:16
stuff the baking powder, its crap. Use caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) in distilled water.

Copper will oxidize ...
By: Zolar1. on 12 Jul 08, 23:27:08
Copper will oxidize on the positive electrode. Both had generally the same surface area. Stainless is about 35 times more resistant to current flow than copper. To determine output, you have to adjust the electrolyte level so that stainless/stainless has the same amp draw as stainless/copper. Then you can check for output. Note: you should have a lot less heat with the copper in the unit.

I would think the ...
By: rocket2525. on 11 Jul 08, 14:21:59
I would think the surface area differences between the copper and stainless would make a difference in the amount of HHO given off so this would not be an accurate test

like copper i think
By: Darkfoster22. on 09 Jul 08, 05:57:08
like copper i think

Ampers are ...
By: valt3r24h. on 08 Jul 08, 14:34:14
Ampers are imported.Use same ampers and you'll see same production off HHO.

i wonder how gold ...
By: ZebbMassiv. on 07 Jul 08, 10:10:42
i wonder how gold reacts instead of stainless or copper.

OK - I have watched ...
By: mikeytheb2. on 03 Jul 08, 00:56:31
OK - I have watched a huge number of videos the last few days - ready to go. What I am finding is that stainless is virtually unavailable in my town. What does anyone (everyone) think of using copper tubes to make a Stan Meyer style generator?

stainless positive ...
By: bigstevorockabilly. on 26 Jun 08, 04:51:27
stainless positive to copper negetive. that's what I was wondering about too. You said the gunk only comes off positive copper right?

does the gunk end ...
By: assanissimassa. on 16 May 08, 04:56:03
does the gunk end up on the bottom eventually? there was a video for, i forget, cornish something (watch so many so late!) & he had a slanted bottom, and at the lower end, a drain tube for his gunk. why not try making the coil half copper & half stainless- see what happens

Try distilled water ...
By: ethandiaz. on 12 Apr 08, 19:05:46
Try distilled water, add baking powder as an electrolyte. you will be pleased.

Hi, I used a lathe ...
By: criwebb. on 22 Mar 08, 13:57:53
Hi, I used a lathe to wind the coils, yes I made the spacers with my drill press that has a two way vice. I have thought of chroming the copper coils to see what result it would bring.

Maybe try SS for ...
By: retrochronyx. on 22 Mar 08, 09:46:20
Maybe try SS for the positive electrode and copper for the negative? How did you wind those coils so nicely? Did you make the spacers? Very professional!

my next video - ...
By: criwebb. on 15 Feb 08, 23:09:10
my next video - copper versus stainless 2 - is a better comparasion than the first one. Thanks for your comments.

Your comparision of ...
By: daddyo44907. on 31 Jan 08, 23:14:37
Your comparision of the copper vs the stainless is not on equal grounds. The spacing is much closer on the copper and the surface area of the copper is greater. Spacing and surface area must be equal. As well as water temperature, applied voltage from your battery. I am probably preaching to the choir, but the choir is watching you:) Still, I applaud your effort :)

HI, I did a Quick ...
By: criwebb. on 27 Jan 08, 09:53:33
HI, I did a Quick amp test on the copper coil today, with no additives in the water it drew 9 amps.

Only work around i ...
By: m3sca1. on 26 Jan 08, 22:34:40
Only work around i can think of is to circulate the water thru some pump on the side and filter the gunk out.Maybe caustic will change the gunk volume.HCl will eat your copper

So far the copper ...
By: criwebb. on 26 Jan 08, 21:37:38
So far the copper coil gives of more gas, but it pulls more amps than the stainless coil, is different in gauage of the wire and the physical size of the coils are also different. The big problem with the copper coil is that the water gets full of copper deposits from the electrolysis process, as that happens the current draw from the battery seem to get greater, maybe there is a solution to that?

Yes the copper coil ...
By: criwebb. on 26 Jan 08, 21:11:47
Yes the copper coil is a larger gauge and it is also has a greater diameter than the stainless one, The copper one is about 4mm in diameter and the stainless one is about .9mm.

Are the coils the ...
By: move2cdateam. on 26 Jan 08, 20:20:06
Are the coils the same size? It looks almost like the copper coils looks like they are a larger ga wire then the stainless steel wires and it looks like the stainless steel coil is a smaller coil then the copper. It is interesting experiment I have wonder the difference of materials we use...

good to compaire ...
By: fingers1572. on 26 Jan 08, 15:55:39
good to compaire both materials! I am making my 5th sell soon from tubes or stainless steel marinegrade but its V.expensive was wondering about useing copper as an alternative good to see someone compair'N em But what did your conclude?

Hydrogen gas made easy
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 207 seconds

Hydrogen and Oxygen made from water, copper electrodes,and a battery.

Related: battery., hydrogen, oxygen, water

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is it really works ...
By: pusangkorea. on 02 Nov 08, 13:20:14
is it really works without any additives it's great if really works no need to buy soda

If you use two ...
By: alex2143. on 22 Oct 08, 21:12:48
If you use two entirely separated coils, hydrogen will form at the negative pole and oxygen at the positive pole. It's a Hoffman device. Nice vid, very clear demonstration. Love the accent too xD

awesome
By: drift2paul. on 18 Oct 08, 20:34:13
awesome

What? Why did you ...
By: reportingsjr. on 01 Oct 08, 04:58:43
What? Why did you put that as the reply? That doesn't relate to what I said at all. =\

Dude man, hho, ...
By: amajetich. on 01 Oct 08, 04:52:51
Dude man, hho, hense alternative fuel... Make sure you have brains if you attempt this people.

collect it in a bag ...
By: reportingsjr. on 05 Aug 08, 02:33:49
collect it in a bag, then light it! WARNING: EXTREMELY EXLPOSIVE. Take saftey precautions such as hearing protection. And watch some videos on here first, just to get an idea of what it's like. ;)

well done
By: merkat888. on 04 Aug 08, 14:01:25
well done

mmmmm nice
By: merkat888. on 04 Aug 08, 14:01:12
mmmmm nice

put a match on that ...
By: 69knight2. on 26 Jul 08, 06:45:54
put a match on that bitch

cool
By: samking12. on 15 Jul 08, 09:05:50
cool

...
By: startitanx. on 30 Jun 08, 00:29:18
cccccccccccccccccooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllllllllllaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssss sssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiitttttttttt

Oh god, imagine ...
By: brandonman94. on 29 Jun 08, 19:30:38
Oh god, imagine lighting up the stuff you got from the car battery ;)

i used to do this ...
By: DeepDiver53. on 18 Jun 08, 16:47:44
i used to do this as a kid but with different methods we used the carbom core out of a non alkaline battery one positive and one negative each in seperate water containers then hooked it up to a car battery... i think positive was O2 and the negative was hydrogen but i really dont remember you can also set it on fire as its being produced and have a nice camp fire starter.

How do you know ...
By: gdogg2000. on 18 Jun 08, 11:52:40
How do you know what is positive and negative on the coil?

hello criweb, ...
By: voltmeter101. on 18 Jun 08, 02:04:42
hello criweb, based on your experince, is the amount of energy used to split the water less than the amount of energy given off of the hydrogen

Where do you get ...
By: ntk90210. on 03 Jun 08, 03:06:03
Where do you get that kind of coil?

hey I`m at the ...
By: flashback1234. on 02 Jun 08, 21:27:26
hey I`m at the beginning of this concept and don`t really wanna spent money on it. So I pickup everything I can get for free. I use aleminium. But I get much of foam. How do you handle with that?? I saw you had that too in this video. Thanks!

is the coil made of ...
By: nbm34. on 28 May 08, 01:41:12
is the coil made of a single thread, or is there two coils windings in proximity one + the other -

salt water?
By: Kawasakikx. on 11 May 08, 00:07:06
salt water?

Nice thanks :D now ...
By: trio36. on 27 Apr 08, 19:40:33
Nice thanks :D now i know how to do..

There was a car ...
By: Nickshark1982. on 20 Feb 08, 04:05:45
There was a car that ran on water. U can look it up on here. But amazingly it never went into production. Stupid oil companies

Be Careful hooking ...
By: breakdancebrad. on 11 Feb 08, 03:42:52
Be Careful hooking up jumper cables to terminals that are close to HHO production! ie. HHO + Arc = boom!

Good luck with it.
By: nunoPT. on 09 Feb 08, 17:56:20
Good luck with it.

I think they are a ...
By: criwebb. on 08 Feb 08, 02:59:47
I think they are a good concept, I don't know too much yet, but I am experimenting a little bit with different cell designs to see which would work the best.

What do you think ...
By: nunoPT. on 07 Feb 08, 23:30:58
What do you think of "water4gas" systems?

HHO experiment using a pump
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 415 seconds

using a pump to push water through and between two electrodes to see if more gas can be produced

Related: gas, hho, hydrogen, oxygen, pump

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Keep at it man - I ...
By: alor54. on 18 Nov 08, 12:36:28
Keep at it man - I can relate to what your doing and where your doing it lol I spend hours in the garage and yes I too have water all over the place, but dont give up on the pump, maybe if you give more room between the pipe and the inner alloy you may have more success, the only thing you will have to change is the elec pump for a windscreen washer 12V pump... keep at it mate

the vacuum created ...
By: R87Stang. on 02 Sep 08, 02:33:52
the vacuum created by the engine, when you hook your HHO generator up to one, will do the same thing the pump is doing.

Try what some call ...
By: cgfarkus. on 15 Aug 08, 16:38:03
Try what some call a plasma fuel cell its a like a plastic bag for fuel storage should work pretty good.

I appreciate your ...
By: oufenhous. on 05 Aug 08, 02:36:33
I appreciate your honesty and desplay of true scientific ethic. You had an educated idea about how you might increase the efficiency of the HHO Generator, tested it, and it did show a minute increase in HHO productivity. Just because the results were small during this test does'nt mean a failure. Maybe the water pump design will work better on a much larger scale. Eccellent job and keep up the good work. This world needs more people like you!!

hey i like your ...
By: garlo1988. on 31 Jul 08, 10:06:02
hey i like your thinking...iv made a cpl of cells myself and have had varying results with vacumes etc....but for the life of me i cant come up with an adequate storage for the HHO

keep your hand out ...
By: pdfast00. on 30 Jul 08, 08:45:32
keep your hand out of the drano man!!

considering your ...
By: starcannon. on 14 Jul 08, 12:43:10
considering your rudimentary measuring systems, I'd call 2 seconds within spec; though, if through rigorous testing, even with your makeshift equipment, it continually came up a few seconds faster with the pump, well then, that would be something, and interesting as well. Then one would have to ask if the increased production time is more valuable than the energy required to run the pump.

test
By: Boyntonstu. on 13 Jul 08, 14:06:16
test

"Keep an open mind! ...
By: Boyntonstu. on 13 Jul 08, 14:02:43
"Keep an open mind! Water as a fuel source is inevitable. I don't think electrolysis alone will make it happen directly. It's a fact that hydrogen is a far better fuel than gas. " Not accurate, sorry. Energy Density: Regular Gasoline 44.4 MJ/KG or MJ/2.2lb Hydrogen 121-141 MJ/KG or MJ/2.2lb Try to produce 2.2 POUNDS of hydrogen and see how much energy it takes to do it. Hydrogen is a loser in every energy comparison data point to gasoline except by weight.

Keep an open mind! ...
By: STEWSTERL. on 13 Jul 08, 12:45:26
Keep an open mind! Water as a fuel source is inevitable. I don't think electrolysis alone will make it happen directly. It's a fact that hydrogen is a far better fuel than gas. Gas burns at approximately 4,000 feet per second and hydrogen at 40,000. The trillion dollar problem is getting the Hydrogen from the water effectively. And that is a solution that will definitely get you assassinated (poisoned ;-|).

I got a 20 horse ...
By: Nemesis2oil. on 12 Jul 08, 16:39:05
I got a 20 horse power riding lawn mower running for 15 seconds with only a 5 cell generator at 45 psi (air gauge not made for H) with a regular 12 volt car battery at 10 amps. Thats only 120 watts so that distroyed your 746 watt crap! I was just trying to see if it made enough Hydrogen to make a couple of strokes with the motor but i started. you can do anything if the math is balanced, watts, ohms, ect... stay open minded!

To you and to all ...
By: Boyntonstu. on 07 Jul 08, 12:30:21
To you and to all HHO generator enthusiast/sellers: How many Amps/Watts does your in car generator use? My guess, 2 Amps at 14 Bolts or 28 Watts. Remember 746 Watts is needed to produce 1HP (ONE HORSEPOWER). Does the HHO output produce more Watts when burned in the engine than the Watts consumed in your HHO generator? If the answer is yes, congratulations! You have just invented perpetual motion!

i use the same ...
By: antimoron08. on 07 Jul 08, 06:51:14
i use the same thing it wont hurt you unless you drink it and if it becums a bad gas it wont be enuff to hurt you ether

HEY!! if you to ...
By: antimoron08. on 07 Jul 08, 06:45:30
HEY!! if you to lazy to make cells just mix water lye hydrogen peroxid and alumimum and youl get hho no joke if you get enuff you can run your car

There are a few out ...
By: heman1320. on 01 Jul 08, 23:59:57
There are a few out there that are getting good results and not using additives.

naoh vapors are as ...
By: palehorsepalerider. on 15 Jun 08, 03:52:30
naoh vapors are as corrosive as the solution, maybe more so, NaCarb would be less corrosive. both solutions readily destroy the electrode plates, even if stainless.

What I want to know ...
By: darkesthrt. on 14 Jun 08, 16:41:57
What I want to know is would using NAOH make the gasses released more toxic & corrosive & therefore possibly harm an engine during the burn process of the gas. I have seen no comparisons on the net between additives such as NAOH & the commonly used Sodium Bicarb or common cooking grade baking soda.

If using this ...
By: darkesthrt. on 14 Jun 08, 16:38:27
If using this method in a car there should be enough engine vibrations to shake off the bubbles. Sandblasting would create more pits for the bubbles to hang onto whereas a smoother surface allows easier release. However a pitted surface should create a greater surface area with which to create more gas bubbles.

that pump in NAOH ...
By: palehorsepalerider. on 09 Jun 08, 17:33:27
that pump in NAOH will not last long. probably only a few uses, and any metal parts inside will fall apart

Nice experiment. ...
By: ryder92111. on 15 May 08, 22:35:12
Nice experiment. Perhaps high frequency vibrations would be more efficient than water flow at dislocating the bubbles? Also, I was wondering if perhaps sand blasting or sanding the surface of the stainless would create less surface area for the bubbles to cling to? Or, perhaps just the opposite would occur?

Amazing and ...
By: madsonicboating. on 15 May 08, 21:08:09
Amazing and interesting...I'm only just starting to open my eyes to this technology but running a taxi fleet, I'm surely interested in learning more Well done and keep trying!

The other problem ...
By: dallasgoldbug. on 02 May 08, 05:39:55
The other problem is using tubes your wasting all the outer surface of the outside tube. Thats a lot of wasted surface area that could be used for gas production.

Cool, thought it ...
By: dallasgoldbug. on 02 May 08, 05:38:00
Cool, thought it was air. Then yes, I had the same thoughts as well. A question, are you experiencing the magnesium plating to the stainless?

Hi, thanks for your ...
By: criwebb. on 28 Apr 08, 10:54:32
Hi, thanks for your comment, but the pump I was using was water pump.

problem with tis is ...
By: blazedkirby. on 27 Apr 08, 03:54:14
problem with tis is that you are only puting fluid into one tube (-) and blocking fluid flow thru the other tube (+). fix this and you will get even more production!

Stainless cell
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 186 seconds

First test with a cell made from stainless strapping.

Related: cell, gas, hydrogen, oxygen, stainless

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It doesn't surprise ...
By: frithwks. on 05 Nov 08, 11:49:53
It doesn't surprise me how much gas production you had with this considering the amperage. My question is...How much improvement was it compared with two 2 simple electrodes. Thanks for the post!

With that container ...
By: ed6ontube. on 26 Oct 08, 20:46:07
With that container, you can not see what is happening in the water? Screwing on the cap twists the wires? How can you control the hho rate if you put this in your car?

You totally produce ...
By: TheOpenEdge. on 10 Sep 08, 22:13:49
You totally produce more gas action off the plates than anything I've seen on the web so far and I've seen many videos. Did you sand your plates in a waffle like pattern or use brushed stainless. Did you directionally magnetize your stainless? Well at least your video shows more action as far as gas being produced. The radio capacitor on your other video really rocked, even though I've seen them, I never made the connection to create hydrogen with them. Keep up the great work.

which voltage do u ...
By: sciencoking. on 14 Jul 08, 18:38:45
which voltage do u use? are you using a special solution like sodium chloride? or just water?

5 mil of gas , but ...
By: Kerogas. on 06 Jul 08, 13:21:09
5 mil of gas , but how much chromium did you make did you make with those stainless 'trodes ? Not a lot I bet , you could just probably just pour it down the sink .....who's gonna know right ?

Keep up the good ...
By: RichieRich513. on 29 Jun 08, 11:09:57
Keep up the good work

how do you seperate ...
By: romeoknights. on 23 Jun 08, 15:42:18
how do you seperate them to get your positive and negitive?

If asked"what are ...
By: madbillt66. on 28 May 08, 00:05:57
If asked"what are those bits of string hanging out of your shorts?" (1.20)do you reply "thats not string,thats my legs!" Cheers,keep up the good work! Bill

wow, that doing ...
By: dannyknapp. on 23 May 08, 21:03:12
wow, that doing great !

Ive read about ...
By: RobMonty248. on 19 Mar 08, 04:49:20
Ive read about pulsing the current with a sound wave generator, aka ultra sound? or?? Anyhow, this only uses tap water, and when you tune the steel to themselfs, like a tuning fork supposidly this also increases output. No additives, stan meyers and a few replicas show this, different mghz prolly due to the different sizes in the tubes, and acrrucatly tuning the tubes, possibly platinum tubes also will create bundles more gas. So ivew read, and soon going to attempt also, Great work, Thank you!

yes, just a 12 volt ...
By: criwebb. on 01 Mar 08, 13:20:51
yes, just a 12 volt lead acid battery out of my car.

your power supply ...
By: twirlywirly55. on 01 Mar 08, 12:33:11
your power supply was dc no pulses and that stuff just directly to power the SMPS Ive got has variable to

yes, as long as the ...
By: criwebb. on 01 Mar 08, 12:26:32
yes, as long as the cell you connect it to dosn't draw more than 40 amps your switched-mode power supply should be right. The configuration of the plates were + - + - + -.

sorry a bot the ...
By: twirlywirly55. on 01 Mar 08, 10:35:23
sorry a bot the doubbel postage,what was the confiuration of the pltes + n - - n +

hi cool video , i ...
By: twirlywirly55. on 01 Mar 08, 10:31:19
hi cool video , i have a 40A 15V SMPS with regulated out put can i use this to do things like this thanks

hi cool video , i ...
By: twirlywirly55. on 01 Mar 08, 10:31:18
hi cool video , i have a 40A 15V SMPS with regulated out put can i use this to do things like this thanks

My amp guage was ...
By: criwebb. on 15 Feb 08, 22:26:26
My amp guage was inaccurate, it was only 30 amps, not 60.

I have a few more ...
By: criwebb. on 15 Feb 08, 21:11:34
I have a few more cell designs to try first before I start installing one into a car, hopfully some time in the future.

That's good news. ...
By: OriginalUncleNemo. on 15 Feb 08, 15:10:32
That's good news. 30, or slightly less, should be good. How close are you to installing in your car? I think I'll have time to install mine this weekend :)

I found out that ...
By: criwebb. on 15 Feb 08, 06:26:35
I found out that the amp guage was unaccurate, when it was saying 60 amps it was only 30 amps.

Hi Criwebb, nice ...
By: OriginalUncleNemo. on 10 Feb 08, 15:59:25
Hi Criwebb, nice cell. WOW 60 amps.....that will kill your battery, for sure. The gas production is great, but if you lower the amperage by reducing the electrolyte, or by using distilled water, you will only lose a little gas production. What you will gain is a cooler running cell. When hooked up to the car's vacuum, the cell will release about twice the gas as when NOT hooked to vacuum. I like the flat plate design!

Criwebb, at the ...
By: babyella07. on 10 Feb 08, 15:06:23
Criwebb, at the moment I have 6mm threaded steel bar as my terminals. You think my problem will be sorted with larger term's? I have just fitted everything to my car and without a doubt there is a definate difference in power, but I know I can get even more with a bit of bicarb in the water, just need to get past this problem first. Cheers.

Hi babyella07, what ...
By: criwebb. on 09 Feb 08, 22:24:14
Hi babyella07, what material is your termails made from ? if there is a increase in resistance at the termails they will get hotter , and as it gets hotter the resistance increases and so on. I made my termails out of 20mm brass rod. On one of my containers I had smaller termails made from a couple of screws,which were no good,got way to hot. With using what ever it may be for electrolyte, it increases the conductiveness of the water allowing the cell to pull more amps,making everything heat up.

That's impressive. ...
By: babyella07. on 09 Feb 08, 12:55:14
That's impressive. At the moment my cell produces 1200ml of gas in 60 sec's, that's with a level teaspoon of bicarb. My only problem with using any electrolyte is that my cables and terminals on the container get so damn hot that it starts to melt the plastic. Why does this happen, and do you have this problem with your setup? Cheers

Hi fingers1572, ...
By: criwebb. on 04 Feb 08, 01:57:08
Hi fingers1572, thanks for your response, when the cell was in the babies bath there was nothing in the water other than chlorine. When it was in the container,it had a quarter of a tea spoon of sodium hydroxide.I'll be more accurate next time.The amps is a little bit of a concern because my amp guage tells me that the cell is pulling more than 60amps. I am going to get another amp guage because I'm not sure if it is accurate, it seems too high. The battery is a standard 12V led acid car battery

HHO gas made from steam .
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 510 seconds

Trying to see if HHO gas can be produced from steam.

Related: experiement, gas, hho, hydrogen, oxygen, steam

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I experiment in the ...
By: mikeyidh. on 12 Nov 08, 23:26:53
I experiment in the efficient production of hydrogen. I respect your work bu I believe that the container your filling is steam. I notice the bottle fogging. You can test your theory of producing hydrogen from steam using your cell by testing the end output's flammability. Post a video about it your reputation would increase.

jOebacker..Its ...
By: frithwks. on 05 Nov 08, 12:30:57
jOebacker..Its called water injection and It's a fickle thing to get the required quantities. You're more likely to reduce the overall performance if you try that.

Yeh, but if you get ...
By: baw1baw. on 01 Aug 08, 05:47:51
Yeh, but if you get more Hydrogen from the steam, you are getting the energy back aren't you. We have to remember this is so much more economical than petrol. Don't be splitting hairs on making hydrogen...it's free! And yeh.. the Swiss guy...what a builder! G.

I've been thinking ...
By: j0ebaker. on 25 Jul 08, 19:15:36
I've been thinking that since HHO gas implodes, that it would be helpful to add some water in the combustion chamber to create steam at combustion to provide an overall expansion effect.

ive got to say im ...
By: andysmartini. on 21 Jul 08, 03:24:59
ive got to say im learling a hell of alot watching your videos thanks and keep it up.. I just tried one of your experiments on my motor bike and its crazy..

I second that.
By: dallasgoldbug. on 08 Jul 08, 01:22:41
I second that.

one more step in a ...
By: cmorethings. on 14 Jun 08, 02:23:18
one more step in a more efficient production of hydrogen,keep up the good work.

No I haven't,yet.
By: criwebb. on 10 Jun 08, 09:29:32
No I haven't,yet.

have you tried that ...
By: damadake. on 06 Jun 08, 17:58:51
have you tried that emersing that core configuration?

This is nothing new ...
By: russ25052. on 06 Jun 08, 07:19:14
This is nothing new. There is a patent On this process. There is a place that uses super heated steam from a nuc power plant. 2000 degree steam and passes through plates and seperates the hydrogen and oxygen and just keeps the hydrogen. Do a search on it. Good work though.

what we need to do ...
By: eatarose. on 27 May 08, 12:33:38
what we need to do is get everyone that is expiementing with these proces and co-mingle all these idea's, the swiss guy's stainless steal stack would work great with this guys system. i like the thought of vaporizing the water, then changing it to hydrogen, problem is the waisted energy to make the steam....

The rest of ...
By: ewmegoolies. on 22 May 08, 08:34:50
The rest of ChrisPCrunchy comment to me: The steam now stripped of oxygen becomes Hydrogen gas which boosts the volatility of the low quality fuel in the bubbler,that is how he could run the engine on crude,sump oil or just about anything.

Interesting, I had ...
By: ewmegoolies. on 22 May 08, 08:34:23
Interesting, I had asked the question on one of SirHoax videos on steam and ChrisPCrunchy weighed in with the following: This is exactly what happens in Paul Pantones Geet system. Think about it,steam generated in the bubbler passes into the reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is heated by the exhaust as the steam becomes super heated,it reacts with the steel and metal bar in the inner reactor causing it to oxidise.

criwebb, i think it ...
By: lewy0701. on 14 Apr 08, 21:42:18
criwebb, i think it would be a good idea to burned the hh0 with a lighter, just to verify the gas is actually hho.

Normally steam ...
By: oystla. on 13 Apr 08, 14:21:19
Normally steam would not contain electrolyte, so to achieve electrolysis of steam one would require high voltages, i.e. high voltage breakdown of water. You need to do further expereiments to confirm these results. And please measure the amps & voltages for the two tests.

like your thinking. ...
By: m3sca1. on 13 Apr 08, 02:01:18
like your thinking...you need to separate the cell plates,so water cant accumulate on the mesh shade cloth. and if you go stainless cylinder like your thinking,then once everything is up to temp. it should be electrolysing steam only. good work 5 *'s

Good thought, some ...
By: criwebb. on 12 Apr 08, 21:15:23
Good thought, some of the bubbles may be steam vapor, but I am not sure that the if steam vapor would make it to the top of the bubbler without condensing back into water, therefore the volume of gas measured hopefully should be HHO.

very interesting .. ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 12 Apr 08, 18:08:37
very interesting ... an "after burner" ... I believe you experiment to be a valid demonstration ... but, there is a flaw I see in your experimental procedure. It may be that water is condensing on your "after burner" and that what we are actually seeing is conventional electrolysis, not the electrolysis of steam. I am not sure, but that should be something you try to eliminate as a possible in your next experiments. five starts by the way ... VERY creative.

Interesting idea! ...
By: h2generation. on 12 Apr 08, 14:11:16
Interesting idea! But how can you make sure that the increase in gas production is really due to HHO rather than being due to regular air bubbles that form when boiling water?

HHO experiement with horizontal stainless mesh cell
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 521 seconds

Trying to produce hydrogen and oxygen from water vapor with a horizontal stainless mesh cell, but having not much success, I increased the water level to the top the the cell (like you normally would) and had a result worth having a look.

Related: cell, gas, hho, hyrogen, mesh, oxygen, stainless, steel

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Very nice vid !!
By: ipctec. on 10 Sep 08, 21:50:47
Very nice vid !!

get all the details ...
By: awakekiwi. on 29 Aug 08, 00:08:37
get all the details here! ecozone(dot)net(dot)nz

your problem is the ...
By: iltjoa. on 03 Aug 08, 22:21:22
your problem is the stainless mesh should be submerged in the water not above it.

I think your ...
By: hydrogenassist. on 12 Jul 08, 02:32:58
I think your comment rates, I used vacuum and I don't think that cell is producing as well as claimed. Vacuum can create a lot of bubbles. 40 amps is a lot of power, I would like more explaination of where all the tubes are going it would be great if he were getting 500 ml in one sec, but lets turn off the pump first to see the production without it. Questioning is not bad--not questioning is how we ended up in Iraq.

hay guy whats the ...
By: sooogentle. on 02 Jul 08, 11:48:09
hay guy whats the specs on the screen mesh? do you have drawings available?

Interesting, on a ...
By: peteinmango. on 21 Jun 08, 08:38:58
Interesting, on a IC engine, the fact that it is running would induce a vaccum. But it seemed that there may have been a vaccum leak with THAT much gas being produced at the output. Will look for a follow up video.

Thanks for ...
By: cribcat1. on 11 Jun 08, 05:37:04
Thanks for answering a question I've had for years!

cool did you manage ...
By: red3yz. on 10 Jun 08, 10:57:11
cool did you manage to reproduce these results? looks like alot of gas but maybe theres a little leak in front of the vacuum somewhere. great idea tho

I tried something ...
By: justlearning71. on 05 Jun 08, 01:44:53
I tried something similar myself. Between the screens you can use regular screen material that you use on a screen door. Also try laying your cell vertically and leave spaces on the top side. GOOD LUCK

Sorry, just watched ...
By: plasmastudent77. on 03 Jun 08, 04:15:38
Sorry, just watched your second video - all clear now on how its constructed.

Hi Chris ...
By: plasmastudent77. on 03 Jun 08, 00:05:59
Hi Chris Congrats on some serious output. The mesh plates - how are they connected to the power leads please? Is each mesh plate is connected to each power leads ( maybe by drilling right 2 holes right through the whole stack of plates ) or is it one lead connected to the very front plate of the cell and one lead connected to the back plate of the cell? thanks.

Hi Chris, I did ...
By: TeslaLight. on 02 Jun 08, 21:43:14
Hi Chris, I did something similar and had good results too. Congrads to you. I am waterboy at oupower. I am getting about 6 litres per min at 150 watts or so.

Hi, not too good, ...
By: criwebb. on 25 May 08, 05:43:46
Hi, not too good, the gas has a hard time in getting through the holes in the mesh because since the cell seals around the edge of the container, the gas can only exit the cell by going through all 22 mesh levels of the cell. ceers.

awesome ! I'm ...
By: dannyknapp. on 25 May 08, 01:41:52
awesome ! I'm curious how it would do without the vacuum as well. nice job !

Great work Craig, ...
By: navigation2000. on 25 May 08, 01:06:37
Great work Craig, That output was incredible. I, like others, would be curious to know the actual hydrogen LPM output of the cell by itself without the vacuum. I note it chewed up the water in the cell pretty quick. Daniel Dingels system reportedly chews up 1 ltr per hour, yours appears to do much better than that. I look forward to your next video.

Incredible work, ...
By: orgonito. on 25 May 08, 00:44:12
Incredible work, incredible production. So good video, I´m waiting de next... Thank you for show it.

its really good ...
By: m3sca1. on 24 May 08, 20:22:42
its really good that your doing things outside of the box,so to speak,its just a shame that some people dont believe what they are being shown. keep up the great work

Holy Cow!That is ...
By: jesslessthemess. on 24 May 08, 19:01:50
Holy Cow!That is just the most fantastic output ever. I'd love to see some results w/o a vacuum and how the mess is spaced, but damn man, that's top notch :D

Not a Hater just a ...
By: Hydroginist. on 24 May 08, 17:36:01
Not a Hater just a realist i would think that any of us trying to get real work from our cells would like to be sure what we are seeing CROB did you wake up in a bad mood today?

obviously you need ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 24 May 08, 15:22:56
obviously you need to have a lot harder look at it before any conslusions can be drawn. I am sceptical about vacuum alone being any influance on increased production having had some experience in that area. Would be nice to get a briefing on how you constructed your device. If you think you are onto something interesting, there are others who will want to try to replicate your setup to confirm. as always, you work is appreciated ... keep at it ...

Bravo! Using a ...
By: USACitizenJames. on 24 May 08, 14:47:01
Bravo! Using a vacuum to lower the boiling point of the saturated liquid is a great idea.

f the haters, good ...
By: crob227. on 24 May 08, 11:33:46
f the haters, good job, looks likeyoucould drive around the world on that.

OK Red hose from ...
By: Hydroginist. on 24 May 08, 11:05:17
OK Red hose from top of cell, Red and blue hose into bubbler, Red hose into final container. if blue hose is vacuum line gas should be going into vacuum pump not into final container. I would have a lot better feeling about your production clams' if all hoses were visible and the blue hose has a pressure Vac gauge on it. I like the cell design but in the Video I can see the gas (?) coming out of the blue hose and nothing happens until you turn something on off screen then it pops its top ?????

why you don't burn ...
By: IN10TION. on 24 May 08, 09:59:27
why you don't burn what's in the bottle? have another try :)

Hydrogen gas made with variable capacitor
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 85 seconds

Making Hydrogen and Oxygen gas with an old variable capacitor from a valve radio

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criwebb are you ...
By: GREATBALLSOFCHICKEN. on 07 Oct 08, 21:17:12
criwebb are you using alternating current(AC) or Direct current (DC) plz reply soon you mehtod may or may not change the world

this remembers me ...
By: WhynotMiha. on 24 Sep 08, 15:50:02
this remembers me on when me and my brother used a biig plastic bag and put it over something similar like this is, and then tie the bag, and.. BOOM!! It was fun :D of course we didnt fire it with a lighter.. we used a long burning stick :D

creative and nice ...
By: chimpmunkproof. on 22 Sep 08, 06:27:52
creative and nice idea hahaha oodles

Not everyone
By: TheLightningStalker. on 09 Sep 08, 01:33:02
Not everyone

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I wasn't implying ...
By: kauboy9816. on 19 Aug 08, 04:27:54
I wasn't implying that he was doing anything wrong. You just shouldn't go around calling people a dumbass. He can't use this design for long. An SS one would be much better.

The guys got like 3 ...
By: cchanderson. on 18 Aug 08, 16:00:12
The guys got like 3 other video's man. If the 1950's variable capacitor works well then you can have some 5 year old Chinese kid build it out of SS. I think hes more worried about HHO production than the type of alloy. That can be solved at a later date. Its about experimenting and trying different designs. Were trying going from a 1904 Ford to a 2009 Mustang.

He won't get ...
By: kauboy9816. on 09 Aug 08, 22:04:55
He won't get anything within a few hours, moron. How exactly does that provide "best production" if its self-destructive? Stop being a jerk, he may very well not know it. Geez, so many arrogant little pissants on here.

Hes just messing ...
By: cchanderson. on 09 Aug 08, 08:45:43
Hes just messing with different designs to try to find the best hho producer...dumass

Everyone knows that ...
By: cchanderson. on 09 Aug 08, 08:44:14
Everyone knows that. Thanks Cpt obvious

awesome
By: superembe. on 03 Aug 08, 02:27:26
awesome

Unfortunately, ...
By: kauboy9816. on 17 Jul 08, 22:15:52
Unfortunately, Aluminum will be destroyed rather quickly during electrolysis. Depending on electrolyte chosen, you can get production of HHO without electricity at all. Not many people know that Aluminum will oxidize. It will become unusable in a matter of days, if not hours. Still nice production though.

what raido is that ...
By: mike081283. on 17 Jul 08, 08:06:52
what raido is that from

Wow. Talk about ...
By: Vaduh. on 15 Jul 08, 21:08:36
Wow. Talk about innovative, haha. I'm gona tear up my antique radio now. :) (just kiddin).

I think he means ...
By: Pyrouto. on 14 Jul 08, 02:44:11
I think he means current kills not voltage.

is that the guts of ...
By: billroberds. on 13 Jul 08, 02:30:59
is that the guts of a what? Is that the innereds of a regular radio?

how did you do that
By: aaronisdumbusa. on 08 Jul 08, 06:34:10
how did you do that

whats the spacing ...
By: JAFO82269. on 05 Jul 08, 20:08:37
whats the spacing between those plates?

good good good
By: tagdamoon. on 28 Jun 08, 17:31:17
good good good

cool video
By: wolfve. on 23 Jun 08, 09:14:08
cool video

If you would try it ...
By: h2opower. on 20 Jun 08, 07:22:03
If you would try it in distilled water with no salts and see how much voltage you can put on the plates, shoot for 30k volts DC, but start low, that is if you feel up to it. Thanks

Well, that answeres ...
By: seneca67. on 18 Jun 08, 02:30:10
Well, that answeres a question i had about spacing. Ty for that Vid. very effective demonstration.

Well done! Very ...
By: dallasgoldbug. on 17 Jun 08, 21:36:43
Well done! Very impressive.

60amps,12Volts, VI ...
By: dozeydude. on 17 Jun 08, 12:12:47
60amps,12Volts, VI = 750Watts, it's an interesting experiment but that's a whole load of energy being used there. Which experiment of yours uses the least amount of energy and surely adding baking soda or equivalent would lessen the ampage ?

I was wondering ...
By: audiegates. on 16 Jun 08, 00:00:34
I was wondering about long-term use of this example: what's it look like after a weeks duration?

HHO experiement with stainless mesh cell 2
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 223 seconds

Clearing up some things in my last video about stainless mesh cell

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so whats the deal ...
By: lysergicaddict. on 30 Jun 08, 00:23:34
so whats the deal with hexavalent chromium? should we be using something other than SS? maybe NiTi? Carbon? Platinum?

Hey criwebb, thank ...
By: h2generation. on 31 May 08, 04:36:30
Hey criwebb, thank you for the inspiring video. SOme time ago I built a couple of electrodes made of SS316 mesh too, but arranged as vertical plates/cylinders rather than horizontal plates. The problem I was having is that HHO bubbles would tend to stick to the mesh and not flow as easily as with other electrode designs. I think all I needed was a water pump to push water through the mesh! Cheers, h2gen

I'll be working on ...
By: criwebb. on 26 May 08, 07:59:05
I'll be working on it and hopefully upload a video on the weekend.

ok, I am going to ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 25 May 08, 16:33:57
ok, I am going to make a leap of faith here and assume that you did indeed succeed in what you had planned ... I think you might have been doing electrolysis on water vapor and that it may indeed have been considerably more productive than what we are used to seeing ... right now, based on your description of what you are seeing, its the only thing that makes sense ... now, how do we zero in on a proof possitive ... this could be very interesting ...

Yes, I think if you ...
By: navigation2000. on 25 May 08, 09:47:02
Yes, I think if you go back to the longer tube, with the mesh down about 1/4 of the way, water over the top of the mesh by 1/4, giving a freespace of 1/2, then toke on it with the pump, just a little. Mark all the water levels in each cell to see if water is moving between them. And take special care when attempting to ignite any product, as the volumes your pushing are far more dangerous, if flammable, than before. Be careful.

Hi, yes some of it ...
By: criwebb. on 25 May 08, 09:19:42
Hi, yes some of it could be water vapor, but there was no leaks in the cell, after a bit when I started to pull it to bits, it was still holding a vacuum

Yes, volatility is, ...
By: navigation2000. on 25 May 08, 08:37:51
Yes, volatility is, at the end of the day, the most relevant factor here. I feel that by gearing down the pump, Craig can raise and lower that volatility at will. I'm sure that once the bugs are ironed out, better results will be realised. The shock of the output kind of threw me, and it threw Craig too by the looks of things.

did you test ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 25 May 08, 06:49:25
did you test volitility ? with that much vacuum, there is a high probability that most of what got delivered to your measuring device was water vapor ... though, I would think most of it would be caught by the bubbler ... either that, or maybe it was pulling in air from leaks in the electrolyser ??? I am trying to get my head around the rate of production ... I know for a fact that vacuum did not do it ...

Hi, yes, but I was ...
By: criwebb. on 25 May 08, 05:14:48
Hi, yes, but I was only using straight water in the cell with no additives, the suction side of the pump is the same internal size as the exaust side, the pump can pull a sealed container down close to 29 inches of mercury (by the guage),ceers.

now who was it that ...
By: m3sca1. on 25 May 08, 05:10:11
now who was it that doubted your credability?-oh thats right,i remember now. great job there.

Hey, That was ...
By: jesslessthemess. on 25 May 08, 05:08:50
Hey, That was completely perfect. Good innovation. I just discovered a good way to keep gasses seperated. I put 2 strips of SS strapping into two tubes. Got pretty good reults too. Can't compete with yours though :)

so you were drawing ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 25 May 08, 04:17:52
so you were drawing gas out of the electrolyser, into the auto AC compressor, the pushing from the AC compressor into your bubblers ... is that the scenario ???

Hi, good thought, ...
By: criwebb. on 25 May 08, 02:01:18
Hi, good thought, I'll try this in my next video with this cell.

Great stuff Craig, ...
By: navigation2000. on 25 May 08, 01:35:35
Great stuff Craig, I'd like to see the SS plates mounted midway down the housing, fully immersed, then drawn on with the pump. It may be that you have to gear down the pump to increase the % of hydrogen in the output.

Copper versus Stainless 2
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 485 seconds

Alot better comparison between a copper coil and a stainless coil in the production of HHO gas

Related: comparison, copper, gas, hho., hydrogen, oxygen, stainless

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i am a newbie to ...
By: pathdestroyer. on 02 Nov 08, 19:44:34
i am a newbie to HHO and thinking about going all in and i was thinking of something on the same line as yours that is copper on -ive and stainless steel on +ive...what are the results or conclusions so far?

Dude you put your ...
By: nemezback. on 04 Oct 08, 18:46:58
Dude you put your hands in caustic soda o.0 i know it was just a quarter of a teaspoon.. but... Dude..

I agree with ...
By: bhelpurii. on 22 Sep 08, 02:25:48
I agree with EmotepOraca , for 8 to 10 amps your 500ml production should fill within the minute.Try using 316l plates at 3 mm spacing. you will be surprised

how long would that ...
By: FlippingAtYou. on 19 Sep 08, 16:36:19
how long would that last?

this production is ...
By: EmotepOraca. on 05 Sep 08, 16:12:48
this production is aweful bro. The spacing looks to be about 1/4inch, thats huge. I'm using plates(free 1/8inch thick) thicker than I'd like. with spacing 1/64". @ 14v 20-30 amps i get 3lpm using baking soda. (stainless) I would recommend on spirlas, using a parallel core inside for cathode, instead of interlaced. trap the field. I plan to try wrapping the outercell with metal tape to disrupt the field more. EXCELLENT experimental testing technique. thank you!!!

I have a test cell ...
By: Zolar1. on 26 Aug 08, 01:05:02
I have a test cell on the bench with copper negative and SS positive. I haven't noticed any degradation. I do notice a little brown sludge on the bottom and a very high amp draw.

Do you get a copper ...
By: murphyld66. on 24 Aug 08, 22:18:34
Do you get a copper buildup on the stainless electrode with the -/copper & +/stainless configuration using tap water and no electrolyte?

i know it costs ...
By: gutsdowntime. on 13 Aug 08, 22:14:56
i know it costs alot but gold wire does a very good job of produceing hho

Interesting, what ...
By: 54spiritedwill54. on 28 Jul 08, 00:10:01
Interesting, what about potency

As long as you ...
By: Zolar1. on 12 Jul 08, 23:22:19
As long as you don't use a noble metal for the positive electrode, you shouldn't have too many problems. Use Stainless Steel for the positive and copper for the negative electrodes. It will take a while for the gunk to leech out, and a lot of water changes, but once the cell is conditioned, it should work quite well. Some say that you turn the cell into a battery due to galvanic action. I haven't seen this yet. I am bench testing a copper/stainless on my bench. A LOT of gunk, but still testing.

Very nice test. ...
By: warjon. on 04 Jul 08, 14:29:55
Very nice test. Well done.

That is awseome! I ...
By: jerryrig240. on 04 Jul 08, 06:21:05
That is awseome! I am planning to build mine, but stainless steel is so hard to come by around here. So I am going to try copper. Now, does it muck up the water really bad? It did not seem like it in the test, also, as far as lasting, how long do you think the copper could last being used in a cell? Vs. the life of stainless? Also, where did you get your copper wire? If anything, I will just strip my wire out of some home wiring.

I'm not into this ...
By: 1welshwarrior. on 26 Jun 08, 22:56:08
I'm not into this stuff but couldn't you use carbon as a conductor. I think I saw someone in the third world using the carbon rod which runs up the centre of a battery. and as their usually thrown away after their exhasted. Think it was in india.. Don't take my word for it though. It was a long time ago.

I am going to try ...
By: Tcamp95818. on 26 Jun 08, 05:10:25
I am going to try Silver wire, it being the conductor. But I am unsure how much corotions it will get.

Excellent ...
By: supersmalls. on 19 Jun 08, 13:20:21
Excellent comparison, though how did you make the windings so perfect?!??!

Well done my ...
By: pf1950. on 18 Jun 08, 16:31:29
Well done my dedicated friend :)

please make a half ...
By: blazedkirby. on 04 Jun 08, 20:23:08
please make a half copper and half stainless steel coil! make the stainless steel positve so it will not rust, and make the copper negative, so it will not rust due to the hydrogen coating protecting it from doing so!

stainless steel is ...
By: blazedkirby. on 04 Jun 08, 20:11:12
stainless steel is a resistor, while copper is a conductor, that is why you get better results with the copper, but because the copper rusts under water is why stainless steel is used.

hydrogen has less ...
By: blazedkirby. on 04 Jun 08, 20:09:31
hydrogen has less electrons than oxygen, because hydrogen only has 1 electron, which is why it is explosive, it loses its electron so easly while oxygen has more electrons as well as more protons, which is why oxygen tries too take the electron from the hydrogen, boom! hydrogen is + becuase it loses electrons and oxygen is - because it attracts electrons! correct me if i am wrong

yes you are
By: blazedkirby. on 04 Jun 08, 20:05:58
yes you are

Seems to me the ...
By: wantfreegas. on 31 May 08, 12:21:43
Seems to me the reason for using stainless is that it doesn't corrode. Seems the copper would cause problems. Am I right?

dude, you watch way ...
By: HansomArdvark. on 29 May 08, 00:07:27
dude, you watch way too much sci-fi (which i love by the way). why would you want to contain hydrogen in a magnetic field? it's not going to exploded by looking at it. just don't smoke or play with blow torches around the stuff.

I have read in ...
By: nbm34. on 28 May 08, 18:08:11
I have read in science books that Hydrogen has more elecrons than oxygen,and that this is the reason in its gas state that it is explosive. How the magnets are aligned I do not know for sure. Aparrently hydrogen is either negative or positive and the magnets in a blowback if set correctly to repel the electrone to prevent it from exploding. I of course could have this wrong but I dont think so. I need to get to find the book and get back on this, Thanks for your reply.

I don't think the ...
By: knighstar. on 28 May 08, 07:28:19
I don't think the gas or liquid state of hydrogen is affected by magnetic flux fields, certainly not its volitility containment

Knighstar can you ...
By: nbm34. on 28 May 08, 01:27:36
Knighstar can you tell me if hydrogen if placed inside a magnetic field will this contain it from becoming explosive. If so what side of the polar would we need would this be N OR S in the magnets used. Would these permanent magnets or could a steel encasing be charged as + or - Thank you if you can help in this matter

HHO gas with stanless tube cell
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 563 seconds

Experiementing with different water levels in the HHO cell, interesting results.

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listen carefully, ...
By: guerd87. on 08 Aug 08, 11:46:50
listen carefully, he said nikko mark..black mark nikko meaning texta mark

1. HHO gas is ...
By: demios99. on 06 Jul 08, 00:27:34
1. HHO gas is gaseous mono-atomic version of water. 2. He's putting a mixture of h2o steam, h2, o2, h30+ and oh-. O2 will remain mono-atomic because it's under electrical charge (atom has more energy than usually and is stable, that's why it doesn't need to go to O2 state to stabilize) + under vacuum (which tends to brake apart it's bonds). It takes heat or pressure to recombine to hho to h2o or h2 + o2. Oh, by the way - don't pretend to be smart.

did you say n*gger ...
By: camelspidertoe. on 05 Jun 08, 19:51:12
did you say n*gger mark? instead of black mark. 3:15 - 3:25

it looks like you ...
By: johnnyboy922. on 04 Jun 08, 00:26:37
it looks like you know what your doing but you dont HHO gas is water vapor HHO is the same as H2O you are putting hydrogen H and oxygen O2 gas into the engine but you are not putting HHO oxygen gas is diatomic so by even saying HHO the only thing your getting right is that when you run electricity through water you will produce 2 parts hydrogen to one part oxygen.... but the oxygen will be diatomic. go back to 8th grade.

good work keep ...
By: peticopower. on 07 Apr 08, 16:03:32
good work keep bouncing ideas

i ran steam over a ...
By: m3sca1. on 05 Apr 08, 00:10:30
i ran steam over a high voltage DC spark on my last vid-didnt get to the testing of its flammabilty,but your ideas on steam or vapor in the pipes at lower voltages are worthy of further investigation.good work

very similar to ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 04 Apr 08, 22:02:42
very similar to what you discuss, is the possibility of directing a shot of steam at a high voltage spark ... some interesting results are being obtained this is an area that is screaming for additional study ... your proposed method seems to a parallel to that area of research and could be an interesting line to follow ... please let us know if you have any results with such a method ...

another very fine ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 04 Apr 08, 21:55:24
another very fine presentation ... thank you for sharing your insights ...

Thanks for your ...
By: criwebb. on 04 Apr 08, 19:55:47
Thanks for your comment.

Thanks good thought.
By: criwebb. on 04 Apr 08, 19:50:56
Thanks good thought.

Hello, Good video! ...
By: MadStu1978. on 04 Apr 08, 18:28:20
Hello, Good video! I am wondering about possible safety... With the water vapour being sent up the tube, if it turns into HHO while moving up, does that mean that electrical current is still being passed through it? And if so, could that cause a spark, and ignite the rest of the HHO inside the cell?

pt2.... if i take ...
By: crob227. on 04 Apr 08, 14:03:28
pt2.... if i take that same setup and just dip it in the water/soda mix to get it wet,and then add current, the cell creates steam, you can feel the heat,,,,,,, the cell only consumes 18 volts at 2.0 amps thats 36 watts- sounds wierd but 36watts making steam is significant to me........i thinks i messing with the 4 states of matter, with the forth being PLASMA.......please write back or check out some of my video's

Great video, i like ...
By: crob227. on 04 Apr 08, 13:56:46
Great video, i like the thoughts you have and at the end you talk about the vapor being hho. Well i have created a spark cell with copper wire and a zink screw(the screw is conditioned under a flame to turn it black=resistor) then i use a the dc current pulsed (with a Dewault drill trigger=it varible pulse)..... if can create a spark without grounding, it produces a awsome ammount of hho under water with soda.

HHO experiement with stainless mesh cell 3
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 479 seconds

Lowered the stainless mesh cell down to the middle of a container, tried to replicate similar results as last atempt but with not much succes, producing alot of water-steam vapor in the cell.

Related: cell, gas, hho, mesh, oxygen, stainless, steam, vapor, water

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the mesh may act as ...
By: electric789. on 27 Sep 08, 16:55:38
the mesh may act as a 'filament' getting hot easier and faster. Perhaps thicker mesh-wire would perform better, or plates with a matrix of holes. Also would a thermostat at mesh-level and PWM help?

criwebb YOU ROCK!!! ...
By: chatbear69. on 23 Aug 08, 22:36:02
criwebb YOU ROCK!!! Out of all the videos I have checked out on HHO production you are the only one showing what you are doing and taking the time to explain the process. I am still new to the process but have performed a few test myself. I look forward to your new videos and the keep up the good work. As soon as I have some real results I will start posting too. Take care

Thanks that's very ...
By: michaelpudney. on 05 Jul 08, 15:12:15
Thanks that's very interesting.What about putting this water vapour HHO mix you are getting directly into an engine onto some spark plugs that have been souped up a little into plasma spark plugs.With the HHO water vapour mix you wouldn't have to soup up the spark plug spark as much as you would with water vapour alone.Very good work.

as Labrat,you and ...
By: cribcat1. on 03 Jul 08, 07:52:06
as Labrat,you and others have said, you can boil water at room temp. The value is in the unsuccessful production, as strange as that sounds. Thanks for the work and the lesson.

What is the vacuum ...
By: jboyles7. on 14 Jun 08, 13:50:53
What is the vacuum in relation to engine operating vacuums. from the sound of your vacumm it appears to be pullin a lot vacuum. might also try doubling the postitve plates in relation to the negative plate +-++-++-++ to see if teh Hydrgen is increased. I am new to this and apreciate your videos.

The vacuum is just ...
By: LabRat4680. on 04 Jun 08, 21:05:30
The vacuum is just pulling vapor off the water. Its not helping the electrolysis at all.

What voltage and ...
By: LabRat4680. on 04 Jun 08, 21:04:02
What voltage and amperage are you using?

The water boils at ...
By: rednaell. on 03 Jun 08, 12:37:42
The water boils at room temperature. I think that you must have your cell positioned just exactly at the surface, where the cavitation occures under vacuum. This is the only difference I can observe from your previous video.

Hi, I still see ...
By: navigation2000. on 01 Jun 08, 01:31:46
Hi, I still see this as positive. I'm thinking that the mesh plates need to be sealed around the outside in such a way that the vacuum effect forces itself through the plates individually, thereby stripping off the HHO bubbles on it's way through. Great stuff!

Could it be that ...
By: damell2. on 31 May 08, 15:53:41
Could it be that your water is boiling? The boiling point of water changes under vacumme. For every pound of vacumme the boiling point of water lowers 2 degrees C. So at say, 15 lbs of vac your boiling point would go from 100c to 70c. Just a thought on all that action in the cell. Keep the videos coming!

You have a leak?
By: pochintwin. on 31 May 08, 09:00:33
You have a leak?

HHO experiememt using a pump 2
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 431 seconds

using a little pump to force water between the two electrodes, and also using a vacuum pump to draw the gas out of the water.

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I think that the ...
By: hereiammoe. on 30 May 08, 19:01:16
I think that the output from the vacuum experiment can be explained as the vacuum pump pulling out all of the HHO gas as it tries to maintain a zero atmosphere. Even if you created a vacuum and plugged the connection before energizing the unit, you would see no output until the volume of the air space had been refilled with HHO. No???

It didn't seem like ...
By: athopi. on 15 May 08, 07:15:41
It didn't seem like 2:32 on the vid. Did you not reset your watch from the previous test? Tape Time@ 5:49-- Power On/Clock On Tape Time@ 6:22-- Vid. Edit? Tape Time@ 6:34+/- 3 sec-- Clock Off If that is not a time edit at 6:22, I'd say you produced 500ml in around 30 seconds!

if the gases ...
By: m3sca1. on 17 Feb 08, 11:37:02
if the gases dissolve well in cold as h2opower says-try some hot water...

yes it was, I had a ...
By: criwebb. on 17 Feb 08, 10:51:35
yes it was, I had a tap in the line which was only turned on after the pumps and the power. I have definitely missed something. Did you notice when all the pumps were on, the bigger gas bubbles that were coming from the bottom chamber, where the water pump was?

One thing you have ...
By: h2opower. on 17 Feb 08, 09:55:06
One thing you have too remember is that water will dissolve the gases well when the water is cold. Not untill the water is satuated will the gas flow freely. The effects of the vacuum is to take energy out from the system, on my site I have the math up for the process. But note I put my cell to work as soon as it is built. I just trust the math since it shows just what is going on. Plus I can't measure it under a vacuum. I found that in engines the main vacuum line helps with a engines weak spot

i was expecting ...
By: m3sca1. on 17 Feb 08, 06:25:16
i was expecting more from the vacuum test. was it isolated so as to not pull the measuring bottle back down?

Meyer too used a ...
By: h2opower. on 17 Feb 08, 02:58:09
Meyer too used a water flow pump, so your going in the right direction. Now to use high voltage with very little amps. I will check your progress from time too time.

Free CO2 welding gas
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Video duration: 210 seconds

Welding with CO2 gas from fermenting grapes

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Hydrogen gas made with variable capacitor #2
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testing to get a idea how much HHO gas the variable capacitor can produce fully closed.

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My apologies for my ...
By: frithwks. on 05 Nov 08, 06:40:22
My apologies for my ignorance..I'm assuming the capacitor is simply about surface area and capitalizing on the close proximity of the plates to reduce impedance. I also assume this increases the amperage being used by a stable low voltage supply. Apart from corrosion what other positive or negative consequences are there for this method?...Thanks in anticipation!

Fire it up! How ...
By: pavao123. on 01 Sep 08, 11:19:33
Fire it up! How much electricity did you use?

Hi, Looks very ...
By: 1InTheCan. on 19 Aug 08, 13:01:17
Hi, Looks very impressive! How many volts and amps are you using to get 500mils of gas in 1.6 minuets? Have you tried using any electrolyte? If so what were the stats? Good work! Patso.

how many volts ...
By: poppybouy. on 22 Jul 08, 23:39:08
how many volts amp's watts can you put in i see Lot's of video using 12 volt's if it's for a car why don't you just up the volt's by using an inverter and a motorcycle radiator to cool the water to a manageable heat and adding a second alternator

Get the PSI MAX MX1 ...
By: eliminategas. on 16 Jul 08, 21:27:25
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#1yes #2 thay are ...
By: antimoron08. on 07 Jul 08, 06:56:27
#1yes #2 thay are together but not connected like water or vaper #3 totaly yes but it heats up to fast then thats why people go for amps more but the hoter the water the mor hho so it depends on the inventer i use a small fual pump to cool down the water

Is that just ...
By: wh333t. on 15 Jun 08, 21:58:18
Is that just hydrogen and oxygen forming in the bottle? Are you performing electrolysis and mixing the two elements together? Does increasing the voltage increase the rate at which the molecules separate? Sorry for all the questions but I must know!

thats cool-i looked ...
By: m3sca1. on 03 Feb 08, 00:30:13
thats cool-i looked at a variable cap as a cell but passed it over cos it was aluminium. good to see someone else looking for a ready built cell.i will post a vid of stainless steel hot water impeller cell later today.

HHO gas made with no power
Posted by: criwebb

Video duration: 497 seconds

MY new HHO cell started to produce gas before I hooked up the power, I had only planned to do a quick test with the new bridge rectifier that I had made, and got a suprise.

Related: gas, hho, hydrogen, no, oxygen, power.

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yeh the element is ...
By: NEON271156. on 02 Nov 08, 16:59:40
yeh the element is sacraficial, thro a bit of alloy cooking foil in to that mix, and latter check how its disintigrated...{gone}

Ditto
By: GentleManSteve65. on 01 Nov 08, 07:10:55
Ditto

NaOH+Al->Al2O3+H2.. ...
By: indiekid225. on 29 Oct 08, 17:28:09
NaOH+Al->Al2O3+H2... you're oxidizing the aluminum to produce hydrogen gas, soon you'll end up with a dissolved aluminum coil "fuel cell" and a bunch of nonreactive aluminum oxide... why would you add a strong base? you've ruined your aluminum.

Indeed it will be. ...
By: tristbjorn. on 09 Oct 08, 15:28:09
Indeed it will be. I believe it can ignite at about 9% concentration.

wouldn't this cause ...
By: greycloud24. on 09 Oct 08, 05:40:58
wouldn't this cause the gas to be unstable? it seems to me that of the hydrogen were bonded to the other hydrogen which was bound to the oxygen; than we would expect the first hydrogen atom to readily separate and into a free floating proton when exposed to a heat source. this would be rather volatile.

No it is not steam, ...
By: tristbjorn. on 08 Oct 08, 17:29:59
No it is not steam, it is Knallgas. The molecular binding is different from H2O

i would think water ...
By: electric789. on 28 Sep 08, 23:15:07
i would think water battery principle but the coils are not di-similar metals. i winder if a ground is somehow facilitating the reaction?

Hydrogen isn't AS ...
By: m4xwellmurd3r. on 20 Sep 08, 06:12:12
Hydrogen isn't AS dangerous as people say it is, it's flammable, but the containers that are stored are very strong. I really doubt if you punctured the tank it would suddenly explode. it would take a big ignition to do such a thing. a car would blow up just the same imo. hho is used in cars and small engines mostly. it's not really that hard to store imo. you just need some sort of tank to put it in. the guy in the vid has a gas pump to pump it into a tank.

I see all these ...
By: disndat11. on 17 Sep 08, 21:09:35
I see all these videos on how to generate HHO. But how is it used. I know Hydrogen is very combustible. But It's also dangerous and difficult to contain. I wouldn't want a cylinder of Hydrogen in the boot of my car. Is that how it's supposed to work? Hydrogen mixing back with Oxygen and creating energy?

Sodium from the ...
By: flipster12000. on 16 Sep 08, 03:16:08
Sodium from the naoh and aluminum = hydrogen no power

If you wind a coil ...
By: PhuqueU. on 13 Sep 08, 05:07:54
If you wind a coil about that width, using magnet wire and about 700 turns? you can get repeated shocks from it, when it is connected to nothing. It is being inducted by all the juice in the air.

The O is bonded to ...
By: ChrisPCrunchy. on 05 Sep 08, 03:26:22
The O is bonded to the Aluminium which has reacted to become an oxide and will remain as a white foamy residue that will float on the top of the solution, but if left to settle will become a white powdery coat on the bottom of the container.

You are oxidising ...
By: ChrisPCrunchy. on 05 Sep 08, 03:18:52
You are oxidising the aluminium,which leaves the Hydrogen free to bubble to the surface. There will be a white foamy residue (Aluminium Oxide) on top of the liquid. Aluminium requires a great deal of power to produce. When you add a base or acid to the aluminium it will disolve the insulating oxide coat that normally prevents the aluminium from continuing to oxidise and the aluminium will continue to oxidise until the solution is saturated or all the aluminium is used up. Sadly not free energy.

And a lot of HEAT!!!
By: mpoy3s123. on 04 Sep 08, 22:07:17
And a lot of HEAT!!!

add there copper ...
By: Erniz2. on 03 Sep 08, 11:18:10
add there copper sulfate and you will get 10x more of hydrogen.

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Look at the video I ...
By: mpoy3s123. on 28 Aug 08, 04:03:43
Look at the video I posted as a response to this. It has aluminium foil and sodium hydroxide in distilled water in the container. Gas coming out is pure HYDROGEN. If you can't do the testing stop posting replies.

ITS HHO NOT ...
By: ringtail2390. on 25 Aug 08, 14:22:32
ITS HHO NOT HYDROGEN PEOPLE!!!!!

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