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HHO torch... A process of generating power.

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star2607:
Can someone tell me what happens in this video?
 The guy produces a current of about 1 volt DC with a HHO torch (flame log onto a piece of stainless steel).

 A process of generating power ... Is it possible to retrieve the current through the torch?
link:
http://www.youtube.com/user/hhoball#p/u/25/uumlEhqb0-8

This is not me. But it is very interesting as a result!

Any idea ... answer ... Go!

TonyWoodside:
Looks to follow the same principals as the "Kelvin Water Dropper" to create a potential difference between the two elements. You can read more about this process here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelvin_water_dropper

Steve:

--- Quote from: star2607 on March 21, 2011, 03:40:06 am ---Can someone tell me what happens in this video?
 The guy produces a current of about 1 volt DC with a HHO torch (flame log onto a piece of stainless steel).

 A process of generating power ... Is it possible to retrieve the current through the torch?
link:
http://www.youtube.com/user/hhoball#p/u/25/uumlEhqb0-8

This is not me. But it is very interesting as a result!

Any idea ... answer ... Go!

--- End quote ---

Nice find!
Heat,infrared.....all releases electrons from metal.
Maybe thats whatyou see here..

Steve

Aussepom:
HHO torch cannot be used to heat up air, to produce steam as in a boiler.
It can weld dissimilar metals jewellers love it
many plate cells use KOH added to the cell not sure the ratio it is smal I can explain why  and that why most of them use SS,   KOH used in the powerders form nast stuff and can be dangerious.

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