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IronHead

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1230 on: November 23, 2008, 07:25:51 AM »
BTW  that is not my video but it is Allgood's video,  one of the members of EBN and guys that I work with. Many of us have done the same tests with the same results.

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1231 on: November 24, 2008, 07:22:32 AM »
I see. thanks for the info. Even if there are no increase in HHO production, it would still be usefull. Would it work on dry cell as well? maybe by directing the speaker to dry cell side or to water container?

I am interested with the tesla device build by allgoodautomation, It would be interesting to see wether tesla device radiant energy output can be used for electrolysis.

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1232 on: November 24, 2008, 11:12:44 PM »
You would use it on the bubbler/reserve  not the Cell itself . this would again help to get the gas out of solution.

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1233 on: November 25, 2008, 03:44:38 AM »
I see, thanks. I wish you luck for more result in your experiment :).

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1234 on: December 14, 2008, 08:25:51 PM »
Although there are many other spectrum's that people have worked in including myself  having some interesting effects and output data. Take a look at such studies as BlackLight Technologies. Much of the work I did was in the 400nm area with light spectrum's applied as frequency and so forth. I have also seen a few people working in the very low frequency spectrum's , down in the few hz levels  with multiple sympathetic variations. There have been some very interesting results to say the least.

We have come a long way. If you look back when this all started. It was impressive in those days to get 1lpm, and today it is common to see 10 to 15 lpm
But also we have found that it is not necessarily true the more HHO you produce the more MPG you get in an automotive situation. There are many factors involved if you are using this tech for Fuel millage. And BTW  EBN makes no Claim to MPG increases. This is still under intense study. The HHO Cells that we market are for experimental purposes. We have never made a claim to gain MPG  although some people have used these Cells for that purpose.We are not a booster company, EBN are Research and Developers as you would see when visiting our web page. We show you what we do and how we do it,  from A to Z  and the outcome of those experiments.We dont just say we get this and that !  If we claim an MMW or LPM marker then we show how it was done and show the test results  in video. For instance  others show huge MMW rating like 10 or above  but never show you a gas temperature. We all know the hotter the gas the more expanded it is and then you see the very hot Cells producing mostly steam. This does not make for a very accurate test. All my test are done with dried gas and 70 to 90F these days. 

Now days there seems to be abit of a war going on over all this . This one claiming that and the other claiming they did it first.
Outright lies about what this and that is doing. Advertising convincing you they have the answers to all your dreams.

Look beyond all of that , BECAUSE IT DOES NOT MATTER WHO DID WHAT WHEN!  learn from each other and move forward.
Share your results

There is so much misinformation out there , learn the truth and the proper way to find the truth in your own experiments. Then one day
the questions can be answered and the fuel we call water may have a place in this world. Someday...
IronHead
 
« Last Edit: December 14, 2008, 09:06:27 PM by IronHead »

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1235 on: December 14, 2008, 09:10:50 PM »

We have come a long way. If you look back when this all started. It was impressive in those days to get 1lpm, and today it is common to see 10 to 15 lpm

IronHead
 

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1236 on: December 14, 2008, 10:11:32 PM »

I am not sure about the whole overunity part anyway and what it really means. As far as I know unity has to do with phase.


Here you have on demand fuel
processing  where fuel is the water instead of oil at least in its very primitive state of  this technology used in
and automobile. But again this technology really does not have its place yet as there is so much more to do
and understand.. There is a long way to go.
This is all much bigger than just a Water Fuel Cell . There are many  technologies that must be combined
to achieve these goals.Along with tuning the systems that run this fuel or use it as a booster of some kind. Such
 as the common gasoline combustion engine . The spark frequency alone is a big issue an for the most part
completely over looked. HHO production is just a small part of what is needed in these systems

« Last Edit: December 17, 2008, 04:30:09 PM by IronHead »

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1237 on: December 23, 2008, 08:01:48 PM »
  15 liters per minute would make my Nova 307 c.u. V-8 jump for joy and maybe my pocket book too!
The gas station next door to me has finally raised the gas price from 1.71 to 1.75 per gallon.
Anyway, I am using rain water to condition my ss tubes and it stays a lot cleaner and from this first batch of water haven't had to change it yet.
My interest of now is of ultrasonics.  Can you post a diagram and where a person can obtain the ultrasonics equip.,and how you mount such a device?  or is it still a secret.
Regards,
Ray W.

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1238 on: January 04, 2009, 10:31:24 PM »
BAH!

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1239 on: January 04, 2009, 11:35:03 PM »
     Just a quick question.  Does this process use just water or does it use water plus a dissolved solid ?   

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1240 on: January 12, 2009, 12:13:51 AM »

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1241 on: January 13, 2009, 04:36:56 AM »
Poor IH... Your answering the same questions in different ways.
Currently trying things in your tutorial have just sourced some SS plate (been using tubes till i saw this tread). Only took me 5 weeks to read the 120+ pages... lol... i hope i can contribute to your efforts and to EBN in the future... Or atleast be on par with your original class. If you can check in from time to time perhaps help me out in my slow process with any ideas would be greatly appreciated (i work slow for the lack of free time :) )  I'd just like to thank you and hope that everyone reads the thread before asking you questions that have pretty much been answered previously.

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1242 on: January 13, 2009, 03:07:04 PM »
Sorry guys , I am still here but deal with many Forums of my own and others, this is why it might take me so long to reply.
Guys I dont mind answering questions over and over . I know there are new people getting into this and this thread is not only old but outrageously massive.
I should start a new thread with all the new data and builds,  and I will as soon as I find the time to do so. 

"lefferdink" any fish and pond store will have the ultrasonic foggers, also try eBay  they have these cool 10 place systems with 10 pucks in one unit.
Problem is these things don't like KOH so much and will fail in time in a strong KOH solution.

"sparks" Distilled water and KOH make up the electrolyte for the HHO process in this type of system. 

"CrazyEwok"  I am here as much as I can be and will try to help in anyway I can.

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1243 on: January 16, 2009, 04:57:10 AM »
Hi Ironhead--My apologies and MANY THANKS for the information.
The drinking water here in AZ. is full of many things and I'll have to filter it somewhat.  The water has an automatic conductance and works like KOH as far as resistance and conductance goes. It will not eat away on the ultrasonic devices.  Thanks for the heads up. 

Regards
« Last Edit: January 16, 2009, 05:49:09 AM by lefferdink »

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Re: High voltage HHO by IronHead
« Reply #1244 on: February 16, 2009, 01:28:03 PM »
Im getting ready to sell the TwisterHHO cell next month.  Heres a photo of the unit.