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| HHO My experiment with a hydrogen generator |
| Above is a video of my first prototype. Not even close to installation yet. |
To the left is a photo of the
generator. I will be adding 2
more sets of plates to the two
side walls. The picture is looking
down. It is all made out of 304
18 gauge stainless. The plates
are bolted through the walls and
the top is 1/4 Plexiglas. The tank
is 6" X 8" X 12". My theory is
that the larger volume of water
will help keep it cool. After
running at full power for 2 1/2
hours it was just barley warmer
than room temp. The electrical
connections were not heating up
either. The wire is 8 gauge
stranded.
generator. I will be adding 2
more sets of plates to the two
side walls. The picture is looking
down. It is all made out of 304
18 gauge stainless. The plates
are bolted through the walls and
the top is 1/4 Plexiglas. The tank
is 6" X 8" X 12". My theory is
that the larger volume of water
will help keep it cool. After
running at full power for 2 1/2
hours it was just barley warmer
than room temp. The electrical
connections were not heating up
either. The wire is 8 gauge
stranded.
Here is my semi stock engine
compartment.
compartment.