Hydrogen Cell HHO 5 Plates Lowes/Home Depot Config

i just completed a 19 cell unit i'm going to install it on my 01 chevy silverado 1500..... i will write back in about two weeks with the fuel milage differance. i'm gettin 16 mpg now........................

Why don't people show exactly step by step on how to make an HHO like placing the diode in the circuit which is a very good idea,also wire gauge,amp meters,batterys ,chargers,not every one know this stuff.Thanks

Why is it that nobody shows how to put one together like gauge of wire ,how to connect the plates etc.,how to connect to battery etc.,how to use or connect an amp meter,distance between plates some people don't know these things.

If you rough up the plates you will get better production, and can increase the surface area by up to 30%. I also got the plates at lows, the work reasonably well. They are so cheap at only $1.20 each!

dont use SALT, you will get chlorine gas produced, use baking soda

you have inpired me to build onr thanks

we have used nylon bolts in our first experiment

sirHOAX, you are encouraging thousands to use hydrogen. A true scientist. Keep up the good work. Next chance look at my vids : HHo Ecogreen. I would appreciate your comments.You encouraged my work also. The #2 vid shows a better view of my cell.

hey i used the home depot plates, i have a 12 plate cell, but its not putting out like it should, a buddy of mine has 16 plates but alot smaller made from a 18 wheeler mud flap lol and when he turns his on it just rolls the water and it puts out alot, any suggestions on my plates does anyone think i should try to rough em up or what, im using baking soda to.

I think its great that we all seem to be working together on this. Instead of hiding it, to keep it proprietary, in order to make a billion dollars. There's alot of intelligence on this subject, and I hope we can all work together and share info, to escape the grips of the oil companies.

This gives me a whole new hope for mankind. I think we're moving in the right direction, and the oil companies will see that you can shear a sheep many times, but only skin them once!

Thanks everyone...

Very logical...

I've found that if you "rough up" your plates, it seems to yield better results, anyone else tried this?

The solid plates seem to work much better, more flat surface I imagine.

Is there a significant difference between using mesh plates, as opposed to solid plates?

Aluminum not only corrodes, but it rots (degrades) as well over time... Stainless is the best way to go...

People use SS washers, tubes, plates, wall plates, drain grills, etc - even SS scouring pads unrolled into mesh with cotton socks between as insulation. So far I've found 1/16th with the Lowes (Cooper) plates to perform best, with a pinch of baking soda in tap water.

Aluminum DOES corrode, just slower than steel. Stainless is made of things that just resist corrision which is why restaurant equipment, prison toilets, etc are made of SS rather than aluminum and SS is of course less prone to damage which is why Delorean used SS rather than alum in his cars. When aluminum goes dull greyish that is aluminum oxide forming, aka aluminum rusting.

Fastenal is the candy store of fasteners like Sears is (was) the candy store of tools.

Stainless stays clean, conducts better and doesnt corrode. 316 is better grade but the wall plates are 304 grade made by Cooper for the squarer plates at Lowes. Stainless is an alloy of iron and carbon with at least 11.5% chromium that makes it corrosion resistant. Chromium is used to plate metal bumpers so you can see the long term resistance to corrosion. Not sure if a different gas is made but I think it's a more active HHO than you would get with other metals.

If anyone is building this stuff get your spacers, nylon washers and SS screws, nuts, threaded rods at Fastenal either on their website or direct if they have a local store. Much better grade fasteners and spaces and much cheaper. I got 5/16th tall nylon spacers for 1/4" thru bolts for 7 cents each, 1/16th tall nylon washers for 3 cents each (58 cents for 4 at Lowes in the Hillman racks) and they have up to 6" long 1/4-20 nylon bolts, SS rod, etc. Lowes carries the better Cooper plates - $1.29

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i think stainless steel is a better conductor and aluminium creates a different gas along with HHO

Put a diode in the power line to protect your charger and or battery, will save you some money ! I killed a battery myself :(
it's the backward EMF that does the damage.

one thing: why stainless steel? could one use aluminum, since aluminum doesnt rust either.

So you can use round or square or anysize plates?

have u tryed a higher grade stainless steel bolts and nuts

THanks, this is a great help