I guess I didn't point out I use a "dry cell" sort of electrolyzer, and not a "smack" type, if that matters.
Are there any advantages in regards Smack vs Dry cell?
Are there any advantages in regards Smack vs Dry cell?
StevanC
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Hi,
tons of posts, already, hate to hijack anyone's thread, really hard working people, great work much effort...
my problem:
how does one begin to end up with a properly sized HHO-e-lyzer?
I made one 6 cell 5mm gap and was a bit dissapointed.
then i currently explore a 10 cell 3mm gap one and I'm just not sure:
Is the dry cell type seen as an inductive load to it's power supply?
I have back-spikes here, oscillations, i had to put a diode to the PWM powerstage to mitigate and yet there are some left?
Best regards,
Stevan C.
tons of posts, already, hate to hijack anyone's thread, really hard working people, great work much effort...
my problem:
how does one begin to end up with a properly sized HHO-e-lyzer?
I made one 6 cell 5mm gap and was a bit dissapointed.
then i currently explore a 10 cell 3mm gap one and I'm just not sure:
Is the dry cell type seen as an inductive load to it's power supply?
I have back-spikes here, oscillations, i had to put a diode to the PWM powerstage to mitigate and yet there are some left?
Best regards,
Stevan C.