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    ghostbuster Guest

    dry or wet?

    hi, i want to make a cell for a torch but i don't know how a dry cell works, i mean how the water pass trough the cell?it have any pump?And i don't understand the electrodes configuration, ex: +NNN-NNN+ why did you use the neutral plates if they don't conected to the power supply?
    Sorry for my English

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    It moves the electrolyte by means of convection. There are two tubes from the cell to the reservoir. One outlet at the top of the cell and one inlet at the bottom. As the electrolyte heats up it rises to the top of the cell along with the bubbles of HHO. This creates a suction at the bottom of the cell thereby drawing in more electrolyte from the reservoir. You then draw the HHO out of the reservoir via a third tube.

    Hope this helps.
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    Take a look at 13 tube in tubes video (senior stan meyer cell)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cscJUwHIA10

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    ghostbuster Guest
    ok, and the water reservoir acts as a bubbler to?

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