HHO Dry Cell #7, 5.23 MMW

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So how much (if you seil that) gonna be coast for me? holl stuff.what did you show on video?
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It's called a dry cell because the edges of the plates are not in contact with the electrolyte. see sidyoung 's channel if you have more questions, he has video's that explain how it works.

sorry for being stupid but how is it a dry cell where does the gas come from?
Nick

MMW stand for Mililiter per Minute per Watt. Volts times Amps equal Watts, VxA=W
Milliliters per minute divided by watts equals MMW
ml/w=MMW

hi radgen
i like your ideas.
can you please send me a explanation for how you work out your mmw.
i have looked everywhere but nobody has a video on it.
maybe you could do a quick vid showing the sums for us dummies.

regards kiss my hho

No problem, its hard to see that trend unless you have a varible dc power supply, and way to much time on your hands to sit there and run test after test at every voltage in .05v increments, I have done it many times, and I did it so others wouldn't have to waste their time, glad to get some more use out of it. With your pump you should think about doing 5n and pumping that should keep your amps up and eff. production.

thanks, D3 gave me some good direction in his post.

Good luck to you EBN guys those cell kits your offering look sweet.

your data is consistent with what we have seen ... please keep it coming ... nice to have independent confirmation ...

Ok, that makes sense. So at 11.6 volts with 4 neutrals that gives me 5 gaps for 2.32v per gap. And when I'm at 12.5 volts I go over at 2.5v per gap. COOL that clicks, I was loosing direction thanks for pointing the way :)

it has to do with the fact that eff works on a bell curve with voltage, eff peaks around 2.2-2.4 volts per cell space. Too much voltage is overdriving, and too little is under. the bell curve has a sharper incline on the low voltage side, and a less steep incline on the overvoltage side. Nice build and testing
D3

I plan on tryng the 5 neutrals in an upcomming test. Right now I'm waiting on my new 6.5l/min Surflow "Diaphram" pump I picked up on eBay for $20. Just for the fun of it I'm going to raise my cell up to a level close to my reservior to see what effect that has on circulation, If I get good results I'll publish them.

Wow, 5.23 milliliters per watt is a pretty good number. Keep it up; it is very interesting that dropping amps and volts increases MMW.

Have you tried your cell with 5 neutrals?

Also, I think your right about your distance between the cell and reservoir. You're putting out too, too much gas to carry the fluid all the way up that distance, and you have no foam to help. You can clearly see the fluid reach the top of your return line and drop back down. What kind of pump are you getting?