What you are watching is a HHO cell being used on a 2001 mercury grand marquis=, with excellent results.
- Author: George Phillips
- Published: May 19th, 2010
- Category: water
- Comments: 4
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davidrrrd
on May 20th, 2010
@ 1:12 am:
you will be happyer moveing from the mason jar cells to the pro cells like the EBN dry cells.
i have built a great many of thos jar cels and found they just burn up or ware out in a month or two.
good for testing perposes and trying out to see if it works on a given make or modle, but then you need a real consumer generator, not the jars
Bond007ria8
on May 20th, 2010
@ 3:33 am:
the jar is fine for now as i am still testing, but you can check my new videos, the jar works fine, and the wire doesn’t burn up
davidrrrd
on May 20th, 2010
@ 4:56 am:
you should try changing from the polycarbonat core to something that wont melt and twist up!
i traveled to FLA. this past november and attended the HHO GAMES,
i had a chance to talk to a few guys who dont make them with the polycarb core,
one guy showed me one made from a heavy duty tent peg he got at sams club.
the big ass tent peg makes a great core, it dosent melt and twist up,
some polycarb cores actualy become conductive too!
water is absorbed into polycarb and the electrolite also.
Bond007ria8
on May 20th, 2010
@ 9:10 am:
i use a particular type of plastic.