Uhhhh, just getting into this forum and the hho concept. If you have a hho generator on you vehicle, what would you do to keep it from freezing in cold weather while not running? Is there any kind of anti-freeze you can use in the water?
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Uhhhh, just getting into this forum and the hho concept. If you have a hho generator on you vehicle, what would you do to keep it from freezing in cold weather while not running? Is there any kind of anti-freeze you can use in the water?
Isopropyl alcohol
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Thanks, simple enough....Originally Posted by waterworld
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Won't isopropyl evaporate very quickly? Wouldn't that be a mini-still?
water, salt and a little bit of alcohol work just fine.
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Doesn't salt create poisonous fumes? Another idea may be to buy some kind of coffee mug heater or such and just drop under your unit.
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I wonder what would happen if you were using just water and it was a frozen block of ice and you turned the cell on?
the current would help melt the ice. maybe
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It's not the frozen water I worry about, It's the broken case that worries me. Some who has a deep freeze needs to test the alcohol ratio to water. Even if it got slushy that would be better than a hard freeze.
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