b1jetmech
07-05-2010, 11:39 PM
Has anyone played with "joe" cells as in tubes versus plates lik ethos ein dry cells.
My very first generator was a simple joe cell that yielded me a 35% in crease in fuel mileage on my 93' Chevy truck but it was inefficient only an anode and cathode!
I see some HHO manufactures sell joe cell type systems and the rest dry cell.
My self, I think the joe cell has an advantage as in less parts and can be built with minimal gaskets. The dry cell is easy to make (symmetrical) and goes together easily.
As far as the quality of gas from each I'm unsure of, don't know if it's similar are one produces better then the other at the same output. But the laws of physics do apply to both in neutral plates, got to have them are the water will boil...
Chase
My very first generator was a simple joe cell that yielded me a 35% in crease in fuel mileage on my 93' Chevy truck but it was inefficient only an anode and cathode!
I see some HHO manufactures sell joe cell type systems and the rest dry cell.
My self, I think the joe cell has an advantage as in less parts and can be built with minimal gaskets. The dry cell is easy to make (symmetrical) and goes together easily.
As far as the quality of gas from each I'm unsure of, don't know if it's similar are one produces better then the other at the same output. But the laws of physics do apply to both in neutral plates, got to have them are the water will boil...
Chase