Buck's Cell

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Hi people here is my generator.
17"x4.5"OD housing, 6: 12"x1"OD electrodes,  .024" gap,
(http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i283/carbednotch/cells005.jpg)
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Hi,

Thats a nice wfc, you build.
How are you going to drive it?

keep on going the good work!

br
steve

[Kevin]

Top Notch.  You and hydro's cells belong in a museum.

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I will bring it tomorrow to the museum!

[hydro]

very nice, i love your guy's work and motivation! wow

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Thanks for the complements guys

This is what I'm dealing with right now...
Based on my calculations:
...Results do not look good for my hopes of powering my 5Liter Mustang on just HHO on demand like Stan.

5.0Liter engine x 3000rpm = 15000 literpermin@3000rpm
30:1 air fuel ratio
500lpm of HHO @ 3000rpm

I need to be able to produce 500 Liters per min of HHO in order for my V-8 to run at WOT. (Wide Open Throttle)
The most I have seen is 1 Liter every 13 seconds. I need 100 times that production of HHO.

Then I decided to switch my A/F ratio to 42:1 and that would require 357LPM of HHO gas at WOT.

Good news is I read you can mix propane with hydrogen.
I'll use my propane carb with plans to mix the fuels because I do not think I will be able to produce enough HHO on demand to power such a large engine. I hope to develop the cell and gradually use less and less propane as my HHO gas output increases.
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...Any thoughts?

The circuit im using is based off the hydrostar manual.
In the process of soldering the parts in place...
(http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i283/carbednotch/scope003.jpg)
I have this scope...
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And this interesting unit....
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(http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i283/carbednotch/DSC02090.jpg)

I want to input as much voltage as I can like how Hydrocars does it.
BTW Hydrocars, how many Liters per Min does your generator produce of HHO gas?

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With the help of Oddball I questioned my calculation further...
I found a big mistake in my formula. The fact that its a 4 stroke engine would mean that its 1 in every 4 strokes will the cylinders need an air/fuel mixture...

5.0Liter engine x 3000rpm = 15000 literpermin@3000rpm
42:1 air fuel ratio
357Lpm of HHO @ 3000rpm

357/4(strokes)= 89.25Lph of HHO.

This is great because the numbers keep going down. I have reason to belive that this number is still not correct because as Oddball pointed out to me on e-mail if you do the same calculation for gasolines 12:1 air/fuel ratio it gives 312Lpm of gasoline. WTF??
So i'm still researching this topic. Will post back soon.

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Thats not my intake. I think thats a Mopar.  I have a Ford 302CID.
I do have the carb though.