Motorcycle on HHO

[BroBob1]

[Dan Dan]

[BroBob1]

[Pinhead]

[BroBob1]

[BroBob1]

[SeaMonkey]

[BroBob1]

I am now looking into this unit: http://hydroreactors.com/index_files/Page577.htm
Sea Monkey the Low Voltage unit that you speak of, is that available, or is it a build it yourself?

[SeaMonkey]

BroBob 1,

The SIL40C series of DC to DC Converters are circuit boards that are produced by Artesyn (Emerson). Mouser Electronics carries them and they cost about $30.00

They are capable of producing any voltage from 0.9 to 5.0 Volts DC at up to 40 Amperes from 12 Volts DC input. The output voltage is varied by means of an external potentiometer.

In order to make them "stand alone" power units they need mounting and external capacitors at both the 12 Volt input and the Low Voltage output. Although they do not produce much heat, it may be a good idea to include a small fan in the enclosure for cooling when installed in a car. On a bike however, all you'd need to do is get some airflow over/through the heatsink (part of the unit) to keep it cool without a fan.


I wish the Hydro-blox (your link) page offered more technical data on the units. If they've completely eliminated any leakage current paths by the molding of the units then they've solved one of the main problems of the series plate array. Sure would be nice to see a pictorial of the internal fabrication.

They do state that the hydroxy output and current draw are very temperature dependent which is a characteristic of the series array that limits its efficiency. In order to keep the units from going into thermal runaway when hot it's necessary to use a weak electrolyte to limit maximum current flow.

The low voltage cell doesn't have those problems because of the highly conductive electrolyte. An added advantage is that the low voltage cell plates are totally immersed in the electrolyte (no leakage paths) so there is plenty of solution to generate hydroxy for extended runs.

It's nice to see that at least one manufacturer is producing a "block" that eliminates some of the problems with the Smack's.

[mrgalleria]

Aloha,
SeaMonkey- When are you going to start a project folder, with photos?
I would really like to see what you are working on.
Bill

[kumaran]

Hi guys,

Hydro Blox is the cheapest hydrogen generator unit which runs on very high efficiency rate so far I've seen in the market. Very well designed. Also the electronic unit plays very important part for fuel injection car. Thumbs up.

[SeaMonkey]

Bill,

It'll be a while yet. Perhaps several more months.

I want to be absolutely certain that the system is completely reliable and that all the data are good.

And, to evaluate pulsing on the low voltage cell. Getting the power transfer/impedance matching optimized. Possibly trying the Boyce approach with the three harmonics properly phased, since consensus is that it's not possible to see an increase in HydrOxy production on such cells.

And, to make it all as simple as possible.

[mrgalleria]

[SeaMonkey]

[mrgalleria]