plates and voltage

Hi I most ask something I have read that if you increase the voltage you will increase the LPM :) but what does the number and size of the plates do ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaGUEUxGKzE&feature=plcp

I am going to make a look a like to this but I am going to put it in the car and here comes my other question why should I have EFIE and PWM ? :) what do they do ?

please reply I really need to know all this before I start :)

Look up hhoconnection on YouTube and watch Mike's videos; I posted a few bellow. He also has his own website hhoconnection. Another informative site is hho4free. This is where I started out before reaching this forum. Mike has a bunch of videos that are informative to get beginners started.

Here is a couple links to help answer your questions but I think that the 2 lower links best relate to your question having to do with Volts and size of plates.

The video that you posted is an example of a Wet Cell. This video is about the difference between Dry and Wet Cells
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQOxWXRsLB4

Here is a video with tips for building an efficient Dry Cell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmXHhVh_nkY

This is about Volts and Neutral plates in a Dry Cell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDjyIvza6Yc

This video is about the formula you use, based on the size of your plates, to determine how many Amps you can feed your cell before over using it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtlVJdrtbAM

Typically an efficient 12v dry cell will produce 1Liter Per Minute of HHO for every 15~18 Amps

The best 120v dry cell available, that I know of, will produce 1 LPM of HHO for every 138 Watts. The same inventor has a 12v Dry Cell that will produce 1/2 LPM for every 96 Watts

Volts X Amps = Watts

I hope this helps you

thank you so much I will come back after I have seen this videos :)

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Originally Posted by Crossedivide

Look up hhoconnection on YouTube and watch Mike's videos; I posted a few bellow. He also has his own website hhoconnection. Another informative site is hho4free. This is where I started out before reaching this forum. Mike has a bunch of videos that are informative to get beginners started.

Here is a couple links to help answer your questions but I think that the 2 lower links best relate to your question having to do with Volts and size of plates.

The video that you posted is an example of a Wet Cell. This video is about the difference between Dry and Wet Cells
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQOxWXRsLB4

Here is a video with tips for building an efficient Dry Cell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmXHhVh_nkY

This is about Volts and Neutral plates in a Dry Cell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDjyIvza6Yc

This video is about the formula you use, based on the size of your plates, to determine how many Amps you can feed your cell before over using it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtlVJdrtbAM

Typically an efficient 12v dry cell will produce 1Liter Per Minute of HHO for every 15~18 Amps

The best 120v dry cell available, that I know of, will produce 1 LPM of HHO for every 138 Watts. The same inventor has a 12v Dry Cell that will produce 1/2 LPM for every 96 Watts

Volts X Amps = Watts

I hope this helps you

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Hello,



According to some of the formulas I have seen doesn't the VOLTAGE need to be around 2v per plate?
So if you have a 55 plate design you would use 110v?


AV

Correct..........

Hello Madscienctist

So lets say that I have a 118 plate design and I want to use 136V DC to power it. I then could use less amps to get the same MMW is that correct?

AV