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Thread: came to see my new test to get out hho

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    abo abdallah Guest

    came to see my new test to get out hho

    aslam alekom come to see my new teast to get out hho from 5 caps stales steel i put it in ater felter and the elctored is beking soda 1/2 tee spoon
    but the power splay be hot and the hho i think it alot
    but tell me is this eanouf to play the motosekl
    sorry bicois im not good in english
    aslam alecom







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    coffeeachiever Guest
    Bad electrolyte. Wet cells always run hot. Keep trying.

  3. #3
    abo abdallah Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by coffeeachiever View Post
    Bad electrolyte. Wet cells always run hot. Keep trying.
    aslamlekom u say that the electrolyte is bad well whats the good electrolyte ?

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    coffeeachiever Guest
    Potasium hydroxide (KOH) or Sodium hydroxide (NaOH). Also known as potash and lye.

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    Super Fuel FX Guest
    I was going to say most anything other than baking soda, but then I might come across as a knob.

  6. #6
    coffeeachiever Guest
    Abo,
    There is more information in this forum than any one of us can tell you. Some of it though is very basic, like what electroytes are the best. I read nearly every word of every thread and built several units before I ever made my first post. I may have gone overboard with it, but I wanted to have the fundamentals down before I jumped in with these guys that know so much more than I do.
    If it helps you, there is a guy named Patrick Kelley that has a website that will really get you rolling. He even tells about a guy that reports to run his motorcycle off just HHO like you want to do. His website is a great place to start. I'm supposed to be getting someone else the URL, I'll post it here too when I find it.
    Keep reading Abo and ask anything you don't understand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by coffeeachiever View Post
    Bad electrolyte. Wet cells always run hot. Keep trying.
    I have a wet cell that doesn't run hot.

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    coffeeachiever Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Farmercal View Post
    I have a wet cell that doesn't run hot.

    Do you actively cool it?

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    I run a wet cell, and it runs pretty decently and doesn't get too hot, although it is winter. BUT this is only until I can rebuild my dry cell. They are the way to go.
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  10. #10
    coffeeachiever Guest

    What is hot?

    One issue we have is that there is no agreed upon temperature that is considered "too hot". In my mind, and it has been stated by others before, anything over 100 degrees is hot. That is where steam begins to be significant. Some people like some steam, I try not to make any.
    So to clarify my position, I've not seen a bath cell that will stay below 100 degrees. If you have one, I will stand corrected (it wouldn't be the first time).

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