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Thread: Full HHO design

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    Mindcrime13 Guest

    Full HHO design

    Ok guys, here the design im planing to build, im just looking for some input and if anybody noticed anything wrong let me know!

    ok, first, the cells,

    im planing on running 2 cell made from a water filter, both cells have 5 plates each separated by plastic washers, - N + N -

    then, from the cell to a bubbler, and from the bubbler to the air intake close to the throttler right after the Maf.

    on the electronics, a pwm for the cells (would i need 2 or 1?) with amp meter.

    and a maff sensor enhancer ,

    my car is a 2000 ford mustang V6,

    what do you guys think on my posible set up, any suggestions?
    how amny HHO could i produced with that, what gains can i expect?, both millage and power.

    currently i get somewhere around 19-21 MPG

    thanks!

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    smartHHO Guest
    Well, first, most cells have your + on the outside. So, not sure that you will have a load of production. So more like +N-N+. Myself, I would probably go with some more N to get more production, but that is just me.

    I am going to be running the smack design which puts out 1.3 - 1.7LPM.

    +NNNNN--NNNNN+

    Almost like having two cells. Might want to add another - in there since current does flow - to +. Voltage flows + to -. That way you can split the current up, have less heat and get better production results.

    Hope this info is helpful.

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    Mindcrime13 Guest
    yes, thanks for the plates configuration, i wasn't very sure about that, im thinking 2 cells since the water filter are not very large, i cannot accommodate lots of plates, so i figured 2 cells might do the trick.

    would

    +NN-NN+ work better than +N-N+ then?

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    smartHHO Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Mindcrime13 View Post
    yes, thanks for the plates configuration, i wasn't very sure about that, im thinking 2 cells since the water filter are not very large, i cannot accommodate lots of plates, so i figured 2 cells might do the trick.

    would

    +NN-NN+ work better than +N-N+ then?
    yes it should. I am using double -- in the middle just so there is a stronger current path and what not. Most are doing that. If you can fit the extra - in there, might want to add it. Normally we use 2 SS nuts, but you might be able to tighten it down by using just one.

    It is all about surface area. More you have, the more you produce, but only up to a point. Then it's pointless unless you run more cells to get more production.

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    Mindcrime13 Guest
    i was reading some other desings a guys did, +NNN-
    how much could that set up work?

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    smartHHO Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Mindcrime13 View Post
    i was reading some other desings a guys did, +NNN-
    how much could that set up work?

    that would work. The other way that you are looking at:

    +NNN--NNN+ is like having two cells in one.

    The only way of doing one cell was lilke:

    +NNN-.

    People starting doing the other way due to it was making more production. Just as the case of wrapping the cell or even running it in DI water if you can get your hands on it.

    Cruise the forums and you will see a lot of differnt ideas.

    Build what you think will work for you. Test it out, see if it puts out a good amount of production, and run with it.

    I know that ppl have gotten better results from a 1 - ? LPM production though. Under .6LPM you get low MPG. But also depends on the car. Some cars don't use it effectiently enough like others.

    good luck.

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    Mindcrime13 Guest
    yes exactly now that you mention it

    is +NNN--NNN+ but in 2 cells, so it might work, im gonna try that set up first!

    thanks a lot for your help!

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    How much room do you have?

    Using a three plate, or even a five plate cell, your going to draw an awful lot of heat.

    I build 17 plate electrodes, that are 1.5 inches thick, 3 inches wide, and 6.5 inches tall.

    Each plate is 0.039 thick (22 gage), and spaced, 0.045 apart (304 grade stainless).

    Using Acrylic sheet, and acetone to seal the edges like glue, you could easilly build a very compact canister for it, and run very cool, with great production.

    Using this method, you can make the canister to be just slightly over the electrode size.

    The more neutral plates you use, the cooler the unit will run.

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    Mindcrime13 Guest
    im using this plates:



    Stainless Steel 304 Plates Gauge 20, Each plate is 2" wide x 6" long.

    i won them on ebay for 25 bucks

    for the cell im using this:


    - Dimensions: 4 3/4" O.D. X 12" H

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    Mindcrime13 Guest
    im gonna try diferent configurations, to see wich is better,

    first i will try +nnn- , then +n-n+, i could also try + - + - + , but i heard this last one is very ineficient and draw many amp wich much heat, im not sure. but ill try it!

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