New Double cell in series

[Stratous]

This is a cell I am building for a friend's Chevy 2500 HD. Its two 7 plate configured as +nn-nn+ connected in series.

[Stratous]

This cell ROCKS!!!!!!!! I am 20 feet away from it and I can see the HHO coming off of it. Its been running for about 30 minutes and the water isnt even warm!!!!

[Phantom240]

Very nice! Dimensions?

[Stratous]

The dimensions are 11"L x7 3/4"w x 8"h, Its is now at 102°F pulling 8 amps after about 45 minutes.

[dennis13030]

This is a cell I am building for a friend's Chevy 2500 HD. Its two 7 plate configured as +nn-nn+ ran in series.

Stratous, did you build the plexglass casing on this yourself??

[Stratous]

Yes, I have done everything on this unit myself. Its actually not plexiglass, its polycarbonate plastic. Way better than plexiglass. Update, its now been 1 hour and its still at 8 amps and is now 107°F. I ran out of polycarbonate, so I dont have a lid yet to actually measure its output. So far this is looking like the best unit I have produced.

[dennis13030]

What are the dimensions of the plates? How thick is the polycarbonate? What is the temperature limit on the polycarbonate?

[Stratous]

The dimensions of the plates? Do you mean the dimension of each piece that I cut? The thickness is .375" and its melt point is 330°f. It can withstand a working temp of 270°f. The Dimensions of the box is 11"L x 7.75"W x 8"H. I would have to actually measure each piece again to give the exact measurement of each piece I cut to build the device.

[dennis13030]

Thanks. Just the X&Y of 1 plate please.

[Stratous]

LOL, the plates..... Ok, you mean the cell plates. They are as follows. The positive and negative plates are 3" x 7". The Nuetral plates are 3" x 6". They are .03" thick of 301SS 1/4 hard. 301SS is aircraft gade stainless