Characteristics of a good system

[tdsteven]

As a newbie I have done several hours of reading on this site and others about HHO systems. There are many web sites and opinions about how to build and use the systems. Could someone post what the characteristics are of a good system, both off the shelf and build your own. I think this would be most helpful as a technical review not a vendor reivew.

Maybe this already exist if so does someone have a link.

Thanks.

[amos33]

@tdsteven: I recommend you view every video you can to first learn what it is all about. It's too much to try and show you quickly but there are some limitations. For example a dry cell is 40% more efficient than a wet cell. Also, the number of plates can be misleading. For example I have a 11-plate dry cell in the following configuration: -NNNN+NNNN- which contains 10 cells. My formular for determining the output is: (No. Cells) X (No.Amps) X (Resistence) / 60 = liters per minute
I have 4 neutral plates beween the (-) and the (+) that gives me 5 cells. If my voltage is 12 Volts then 12V/5cells = 2.4 Volts/ Cell. We need about 2 Volts/Cell to make it produce. 2.4 is a little hot and I must restrict my KOH concentration to 10%.

Remember I am a newbie to HHO technology.
Anyway, welcome to the emerging technology of OxyHydrogen - Please be safe it is an explosive gas.

[greer63sykes]

This is really a new post for me, I know something about the system characteristic that avoid direct switching. If we switched off the system directly there is some system file that will be corrupt.

[LittleGreenDot]

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