Im a newbie but I can at least tell you where Im at in the process.
several 40 mile tests and only one 60 mile test
19mpg at 5 amps
22mpg at 10amps
and no sensor modifications!
Im a newbie but I can at least tell you where Im at in the process.
several 40 mile tests and only one 60 mile test
19mpg at 5 amps
22mpg at 10amps
and no sensor modifications!
Where are you injecting the HHO? Vac line or at the air intake?
vaccuum line only at this point. I spliced in with a tee fitting passenger side of intake. See the attached pic. My generator hides behind my head light.
Nice. Are your gains steady?
Yes and no.
Im consistant with 19mpg at 5amps and 22mpg at 10amps
10amps boils my water after 20min
My work comute is 22miles each way so my tests are never longer that 30 minutes at a time. I do wait 60-80 miles or 2-3 days before fueling up and checking mpg. But I have yet to drive for an hour strait and see how things respond.
I know I need to work on the heat issue. There are many suggestions, parallel generators or add a small radiator. Im going to try increasing my water capacity, I figure it takes way longer to boil a gallon than 2cups of water.
I also noticed this weekend I filled up did about 30 miles of in town driving only. Constantly shifting and accelerating to get into next gear. When I filled back up to do a 60 mile freeway test I had gotten 9mpg! I may need to shut off my system when I drive in town. Or find out why people plumb HHO to both vacuum lines and air filter.
Long story. It works and Im a believer. Still learning alot.
Do you have a picture of your cell setup. 10 amps boiling does not make sense. I know to me it would make sense on cell design, if you boil at such a low amperage. The smack cell does not boil at 10 amps and thus puts out some high output. If you can show a pic of it or even the layout, IE +NN- and what spacing, that might be an issue too.Originally Posted by F150
I was thinking it was because my container was too small and not enough water.
(+NNNN-) each plate is 1/8 x 1 x 5. This is in 20 inches of 1 1/2 PVC. Holds a half a liter of water.
I would say you need more liquid/space. I am using small for pure output test, but for the real deal, I am going to go bigger. Think of it this way.
Take a small pan of water and put it with some flame on stove to boil it. Time the time it takes to boil it.
Then do same thing with a pan that has 3 times as much. Takes way longer to boil. Same applies here. Physics stays the same. Takes longer for heat to transfer thru the water and by then the bubbles have cooled it some, so it only gets so hot.
also the bigger the container the larger the surface area the more heat transfer
People plum to the air intake because at higher RPMs you loose your vacum.
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