What if....which part would you choose?

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Plus those 5 nuts on the inside of the cell...

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the nuts on the side of the cell would have been for the water level sensing.
Don

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the nuts on the side of the cell would have been for the water level sensing.
Don

thanks, Don. That make sense....

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also durring Steve's interviews at one point he says " and that was OUR secret back then"  I forget wat he was referring to tho it seemed mute at tha time of the interview other than tha fact he knows the secrets.

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Stan was using the steam resonater on the buggy, maybe it had a bigger purpose then to keep the water from freezing during the winter. Has anyone tryed hot water in their cell? I tryed in mine and didn't have any luck, but I don't really expect anything from my current set up

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Stan was using the steam resonater on the buggy, maybe it had a bigger purpose then to keep the water from freezing during the winter. Has anyone tryed hot water in their cell? I tryed in mine and didn't have any luck, but I don't really expect anything from my current set up

Dave,

i have tested warm water into details.....
At about 73 degrees celcius, you will notice the best electrolysis you ever seen....
Of course you also create some steam. But if you use one or two bublers, you can filter the hho and steam pretty good. Btw, if you run an engine, a little bit of steam is not so bad either.

Steve

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I know it helps with electrolysis, but I was talking about stan's set up. I was thinking that maybe the water needs to have a higher energy level for it to work