HHO Electrolyzer 3 of 3. Cap & Core Assembly - Water4gas

baking soda is no good, it generates almost as much co2 as it does h2 and o2...

use washing soda (sodium hydroxide).

one teaspoon per gallon

thanks for your 3 videos. should have saw this before I bought one on ebay. I can see that some people on ebay just want to make money.

What is the blue one way valve called and where did you buy it? Thanks for this video. It explained a couple of things I wasn't clear on.

Yes they can. We accidently blew the lid off of one. We were doing the safe thing, lighting the bubbles as they rose through the water in another jar - except that the hose was near the top of that jar and the gas lit back into the jar. WOW, THAT GAS IS EXPLOSIVE. No one was hurt but it really showed 7 guys standing over the jar how it really works.

I heard these jars blow up.....whats up with that?

Great video, thanks. Most detailed and informative video I've seen on making this. I would like to do this myself.

check out ZeroFossilFuel and sirHOAX for good information

Running the "6 pack", you run two container in series - so these are getting roughly 6.5volts each and then run each each set of two in parallel. Each container pulls roughly 2 amps. This is how the latest info on Water4gas is showing best use of this system.

how many anps and volts will you be running with

Thanks I was going to buy the books but i realized that nearly all the info i needed was on youtube as other people have posted their own videos I have learned and i made my own cell if you havent check out my video on my cell and give me some feedback on what you think thanks
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We haven't installed it yet, but we've done some testing (and even blew the lid off of one). 4 teaspoons of baking soda pulled too many amps, but 2 teaspoons seems to pull about 4 amps per electrolyzer. We're installing a 4pack on a Ford F-250 Gasoline engine this weekend, and if all goes well we will install on my 2006 Dodge Diesel. We will be posting the installation and results. If you haven't done so already, get the water4gas books. We're using this as a learning tool to expand on.

Hey this looks good its a simple design but my question is how much hho production are you getting from this unit and what is your amp consumption. Have you installed it in the car already? what is the mpg difference?