Spike

Fred4321

If you're going to use an additive, Use lye or koh.
Baking soda forms a corrosive gas,
That mixes with the hydroxy.
And eats up your valve, intake, heads, ect   

Spike

kinesisfilms

It was my understanding that you had to mix a fuel with the water? 
Alcohol, I thought.
but I've seen them on youtube before, 
I thought about building the lawn mower just for fun.
I didn't know you could do a car that way, Pretty cool.

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Riddler

  Different, Good findings !!! 
I would be interested in seeing the wiring layout. 

Spike

Been working all week, But I'm off for the weekend 

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h2opower

Karebill cell video, first run.

Here is your video
http://youtube.com/user/bulldogge1232000

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h2opower

  It's a deal 

Mine should be working tomorrow, I'll try for tuesday.

Spike

My cell is styled after Karebills. It's a six cell. Three 316L tubes each, 1" x 10", 3/4" x 9 1/2", And 1/2" x 12". With a 1mm gap between each of the tubes. The over all size of the cell is 2" x 12" x 16".  It will be supplied water by a live well pump, as suggested.

Spike

that was alright!!!!

Flagpole

Your gap is to wide, Unless your cell is going to be 24" tall or more.  Try to get at least .065 wall thickness,  Or .095 if you can. You will get better production.

Spike

In my cells, up till now. I have only used 316L. And I was going to use it in my new one I'm building now. But after talking to a few people, Who use 304L. I am using 304L in this cell. The cost difference was about 35% less. And Steve , I'm glad to hear you best cell was 304. It's kind of reassuring, That I made the right choice.

Spike