HHO dry cell type water splitting DIY + Q&A + FAQ

Started by StevanC · 2 December 2010 · 3 posts · last reply 11 December 2010

1. StevanC

   #1 · 2 Dec 2010

   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.

2. StevanC

   #2 · 11 Dec 2010

   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?

3. ashtweth

   #3 · 11 Dec 2010

   Hi Steven ,most call this the hydroxy "bible" our community authored it.
   check the dry cell designs and FACULTY section of the document.
   Panacea University - Courses
   ->hydroxy course
   
   Also check Patrick's chapter 10
   Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices - Chapter 10
   
   Also check this thread for the open source design
   

   

   Energetic Forum

   http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/5847-bill-william-s-5x5-cdgsc-gas-splitter-dry-cell.html

   
   
   Ash