Vehicle Hho Building

This is a quick video of how I build hho units for friends and myself using the amps method(not volts...amps are quick and easy)..(sorry it's quick and not as detailed as I'd like it to be but there is a time limit). Most of the basic information I found is online and want to thank all the others who have posted helpful information (the blinker and electric fan sensor ideas were my own and so far have worked great). Many things are arbitrary (type of ss plates, wiring, fuses..ect)...Sorry do not have the wiring diagrams for o2 sensors. (Basically a transistor gate used for simple pulse timing that releases a variable voltage) until then just wrap the O2. The idea here is to make things easier without all the adjustments. Once I finish the 4.5 watt solar circuit for optimum performance (almost done!!).. I'll spend time on the O2 circuit. I should be able to make an o2 circuit that is automatic. Any questions feel free to ask. This information is for scientific and educational purposes only. Build at your own risk...and on the other hand..just be safe folks.. do not rush things let the glue/caulking dry, building this stuff reminds me of building models when I was a kid(yeah when we had that glue everyone wasn't supposed to sniff) :) anyhow, It's not worth the explosions, mess, injuries or worse, research what you can first..and recognize some of the exposure symptoms of hho, swollen neck, headache, dizziness, tiredness, read up on them and work outside (I only take quick videos inside for clarity).... also when using fingernail polish (to coat the bare wire ends.One of the main ingredient is acetate. as far as i know Acetate is in a similar chemical family as acetone(look it up or better yet just smell the stuff under your nose and get sick). This stuff started giving me chest pains and a headache (door and windows were open). There is no warning on the fingernail polish but there is one on Acetone. States right on it "Vapors can cause brain damage , rapid heart beat, chest pains" ect ect. go figure..******before you build****. i tried using liquid nails general purpose glue and it kept leaking i've had better luck using the blue automotive form a gasket or regular silicone caulking. once the unit is built, seal and "run" it for 2 hours first. after the unit has warmed up, re-tighten the threads and clamps. install and enjoy...