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We did some testing today using electrodes made from galvanized steel plates used to couple wood beams in building houses. they are about 8 inches by 5 inches and riddled with holes for nails to go through. We ended up with the zinc coating coming off, and into the water, but they worked pretty well, I was impressed.
Configuration was:
+nn-nn+
I spaced them out with tie wraps, so they are evenly spaced.
Looks like a pretty solid design, we might try +nn-nn+nn- to see if it works any better.
-MP
The process of making HHO is basicly mimics the process of electro plating. Thats' why most generators are ran with stainless.
Latr
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I'm going to try to find some stainless, but our existing setup works well, I guess it will just break down in time.
I just got my unit installed in my truck V8, galvanized plates, it works fine the only problem it leaves this nasty brown foam.
and my configuration was: --- nnn +++
and the + positives and - negatives plates all tight together separated by the neutral. it works fine.
im just concerned about the water molecules inside the engine
do you think we'll have a problem later on ?
Stainless steel single gang light switch covers work well, lowes or the orange store has them.
i'm currently using stainless steel tubes
i've heard that using other metals besides stainless steel will give off metalic gases. might consider stainless if your worried about long term engine life.Originally Posted by eddie323i
Has anybody try to make the stanley mayer cell?
it has some electronic plate that control the amps and volts, i wonder how hard would be to make stanley's cell.
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