HHO generator

[FiBTLforlife]

has anyone tried this yet on a car or truck? just wondering if anyone has had a possitive feedback on this. im looking into building my own and seeing how it works out.

[Colin - STAPUFT]

I made the chamber once and tested it out but never installed it. Mine would pull somewhere around 30-35 amps if you would let it! Lots of bubbles! I do know that HHO generators work. Simple electrolysis. Put an electrical charge through water and boom! It separates the Hydrogen and Oxygen- and now you have 2 things that will combust and facilitate combustion.

If you install one there are things you need OTHER than the HHO chamber. You need a PWM or a Pulse Width Modulator to facilitate in the electrolysis so the water doesn't get UBER Hot. Check it out, these people have them in different sizes:

http://www.bakatronics.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=581

You also need to have a "bubbler" to keep the moisture going into your motor at a minimum. And you need a backflash preventer or a one way catch in your tube. If your motor backfires without one there will be trouble.

I keep on meaning to really work on mine. Perhaps I take vids to show how I did my first one? It looks like all the other vids on YouTube though.... people turn them on and out come the bubbles. It wouldn't be hard to set one up on a relay to your ignition and with a defeat switch. That way it can only be on when you have your key on.

[FiBTLforlife]

I made the chamber once and tested it out but never installed it. Mine would pull somewhere around 30-35 amps if you would let it! Lots of bubbles! I do know that HHO generators work. Simple electrolysis. Put an electrical charge through water and boom! It separates the Hydrogen and Oxygen- and now you have 2 things that will combust and facilitate combustion.

If you install one there are things you need OTHER than the HHO chamber. You need a PWM or a Pulse Width Modulator to facilitate in the electrolysis so the water doesn't get UBER Hot. Check it out, these people have them in different sizes:

http://www.bakatronics.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=581

You also need to have a "bubbler" to keep the moisture going into your motor at a minimum. And you need a backflash preventer or a one way catch in your tube. If your motor backfires without one there will be trouble.

I keep on meaning to really work on mine. Perhaps I take vids to show how I did my first one? It looks like all the other vids on YouTube though.... people turn them on and out come the bubbles. It wouldn't be hard to set one up on a relay to your ignition and with a defeat switch. That way it can only be on when you have your key on.

http://cgi.ebay.com/HHO-HYDROGEN-GENERATOR...=item20af04b221

was thinking of this. but im not sure