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This 25 pound supply looks very beefy.Quote:
Originally Posted by HHO BLASTER
Certainly not a toy.
It can also be used to quick charge a battery.
It is nice not to have to use the car when testing and this looks like it should replicate the alternator/battery in your car.
It is also having the meters built in, no stray wires, etc.
BoyntonStu
Gary,
How many of these do you have left? Do they come larger than 30 amp?
Russ.
Yes they do with a larger price, trying to get some now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Painless
Are their any of you guys that would have need for a 50 AMP supply or even a 100 AMP let me know?
Also will be comming out with a 1.5 volt to 3 volt supply at 50 to 100 amps so you can build a HHO single cell with only two plates plus you will be able to adjust the voltage.
This should save you the cost of building a complete cell with many plates just to find out your idea didn't work the target price will be $99.00 it also can be converted to give 12 to 20 volts for no extra cost if you are handy.
Gary