I'm very thrilled to see positive feedback on this. This was my objective. We need as many of you guys as possible experimenting, we could be on to something. I'm working on setting up a electric resistive vs hho catalytic heater of the same wattage. Even with our crude tests, its looking like the hho could smoke the competition, no pun intended. I hope the interest stays up on this...
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Gdez wrote:
After a quick look at wikipedia and much reading on hho over the last few years, I think you may not need the exotic metals. I read a homepower article a while back where they fed the seperated h and o2 back to the fuel cell from a solar setup and produced electricity at night. So they effectively used the mixture as a battery. In this case it seems that you would be sending the hydrogen/ o2 mix to a "dry cell".
If you read the wiki article on catalytic converters, it seems that you may not even need the exotic metals , since hydrogen/hho is a clean burn.
Great stuff!!
@ woopy, I can picture you sawing off your converter as I am typing.
@JDCproducts.. Great work and research, but if you keep talking about the nwo mfr's, they are much more likely to come and take you out. Excellent stuff about h-cat too!
Greg
ps-- I will try to find the homepower article--it is from 1970,s, so give me time
SilverToGold wrote:
Hi,
Great find but I don't see any energy analysis. How much energy to make your HHO and how much is measured at the catalytic converter?
In one video - 0.5 LPM of HHO was producing a case temperature of 230F and an air temp of 153F. Quite interesting. One of my HHO system produces 0.5 LPM at about 300 watts. Not very efficient I know but my question is will a 300 W heater produce the same temperatures you are seeing if it was somehow inserted into the catalytic converter? Not sure but just a question in my mind.
I'm sure you guys are seeing something but would like to see some numbers... it is impressive that so little gas can make such great heat but it usually also takes a lot of watts to make that little bit of gas.
Interesting stuff!
I put it out here for people to try, I do not and cannot provide numbers, this is a newly discovered way to use hho for heating, I need people trying it to see for their-self, little to no information exists on this process.
I never in a million years saw this one coming and it was right in my face the whole time. I am having a very hard time finding legitimate information on this effect and video or reports to back up claims.
H-CAT? Catalytic Combustion of HHO / Hydroxy Yields Cold Fusion or LENR Effect? + Long Lead In Rant - YouTube
Please watch the entire video for more detailed information but in short we are seeing an extremely large amount of heat coming off a normal catalytic converter of a vehicle just by injecting the hho gas into it. Not much is needed (.25lpm-2lpm) and you do not have to light the gas. It works on a catalytic reaction with the platinum and palladium within the converter. This effect works at room temperature and the peak temperature is still yet unknown as when the H-Cat reaches to temperatures of around 400 degrees, we get a flashback due to the heat reaching flashpoint temp of the gas. Insulation and flashback protection is needed to determine the peak temperature achieved by this effect. This is something that I did not know about and judging by the emails and popularity of the video, most others involved in hho didn't know it as well. I am here to only spread the word and encourage replications. I want to get to the bottom of this....
H-CAT? Catalytic Combustion of HHO / Hydroxy Yields Cold Fusion or LENR Effect? + Long Lead In Rant - YouTube
Please watch the entire video for more detailed information but in short we are seeing an extremely large amount of heat coming off a normal catalytic converter of a vehicle just by injecting the hho gas into it. Not much is needed (.25lpm-2lpm) and you do not have to light the gas. It works on a catalytic reaction with the platinum and palladium within the converter. This effect works at room temperature and the peak temperature is still yet unknown as when the H-Cat reaches to temperatures of around 400 degrees, we get a flashback due to the heat reaching flashpoint temp of the gas. Insulation and flashback protection is needed to determine the peak temperature achieved by this effect. This is something that I did not know about and judging by the emails and popularity of the video, most others involved in hho didn't know it as well. I am here to only spread the word and encourage replications. I want to get to the bottom of this....