Hydrogen Cell HHO Dual 4 Wall Plate - Home Depot (Car Trial)

To avoid freezing in the winter, use wiper fluid in the mix.

That water wouldn't last you two hours.

Your boiling the water, making steam. Your amps are to high, heat is a loss of energy,
great steam jenny.

In the comments of the video called "HHO gas part one (alternative to fossil fuels)" there is a link to a HHO community website that needs people with experience in HHO technology.

I built the exact unit - 2 of them - and both over heated, cracked and leaked. That plastic box cannot handle the heat produced by the high amps so I don't recommend spending over $12 each for about a days HHO production...back to the drawing board.

Good steam production you have there.

try an evaporator canister t orduce the water flow into the motor...get a vertical evap can, put the in at the bottom and the out at teh top, make the out g ot othe intake , also when the motor gets turned off ,the remaining water in the can will flow back into the cell.... what i didnt understand about the video is that it seemed the car was running on gas the whole time....try unplugging the fuel pump relay and starting the car with just hho. see what happens...

I am now getting the same results (without the heat or steam) using a 1500 watt inverter hooked to a 1200 volt 60 amp Rectifier. Pushing out 115 VDC w/very little KOH (2-3 flakes) in Distilled water. This is less than 10 amps and pushing over 900 WATTS into the unit - VOLTS X AMPS = WATTS !! Try that w/12 volts and you'll need 75 amps! Talk about cooking watter! Give that a try. You'll be surprised...still testing this.

great job but it wud sound better on a classical guitar i agree with menilmontant it doesnt sound natural.

this doesn't sound natural at all...the whole feeling is lost

this doesn't sound natural at all...the whole feeling is lost

i dont mean that, im talking bout the up down ghost tunes like bMMbmMBMMB that bumps up and down and stuff

the tracking from the guitar is perfect. it's got switches, not strings. It doesn't track notes at all. The "tracking" differences you are noticing are because the video and audio aren't quite in sync.

this is a wonderful idea from yamaha but the tracking of the guitar its kinda sloppy though


ps: loved the tune

I have this guitar and I have to say unfortunately the swith doesnt, the velocity is controlled via de strumming of the 6 strings you have.

Now there is one guitar I don't have yet. Nice playing. Sounded really good.

AMEN JESUS ES EL SEÑOR!

This is heaven; I'm a classical guitarist, but love electronic music too with this it seems that the possibilities are endless. Do you think the the electric guitar version would be just as easy to play classical stuff on? I can just feel Andres Segovia turning over in his grave, this video is one of the coolest things I have seen in a long time though - good job!

naooo!!!!!!
Amén!!!!!!
Senhor Jesús!!

very nice.
This guitar is presented as a learning tool on Yamaha's website, but it can be used by skilled musicians as a MIDI controller.

I have one of these. The note switches on the neck are not velocity sensitive, however the "strings" are. It's pretty amazing what you can get out of this $199. MIDI controller. It does have a few frustrating limitations though. Why Yamaha doesn't catch on and make a pro version of this for a few hundred dollars more is beyond me. They are really missing out on a whole market.

truly beautiful, I think I might have to invest in one of these EZ-*Gs

muy interesante y muy buen sonido
saludos

Does the switch are velocity sensitive if you play only with your left hand? For ex if you play a Piano patch, is there a difference if you press lighly or harder just with your left hand?

Thanks

Hello, thank you. Every string have MIDI channel's number. 1st string - 1, second string - 2 and etc. On MIDI generator you can select which instrument or few instruments sound will be on this channel. For example, if you used "Kontakt2" you can select 1st string "sol" note for snare, all notes on 1st string - violin, and etc. Enjoy!

This is some really good playing. I'm impressed. How did you get the strings to play a seperate instruments. I can only get one sound across the strings?