25 Comments on April update and solution for hho generator

Nichen on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


I just tried your winter electrolyte solution with the 3% concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide, and it´s just fantastic!!! Thank you SO MUCH for helping me out. If I was the king of Sweden I would easily give you the Nobel Prize, no doubt about it. Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Nichen on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


What is the concentration of your Hydrogen Peroxide bottle? 3%?

AlmostHydrogen on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


sodium hydroxide in the concentrations used with hydroxy cells is minimal.

I use 2 teaspoons of NaOH w/ 2 liters of distilled water. I run my booster 11.3V, about 16 amps when cold (20 amps when cell is warm). Never a problem w/ burns, clothing, etc. IOW its a small amount; so if u use baking soda fine, but dont make it sound like naoh is the plague.

The cool thing is that our cells can use a variety of additives.

Keep up the good work.


bluejacker010 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


2/2 Microscopic metallic particles flow from the positive plate(s) to the negative plate(s) this is a basic fact in every electrolytic process. some of these particles are dangerous and can cause cancer. See this youtube video for more info:
Myth or Truth, is Hexavalent Chromium in the Electrolyte

so Wear rubber gloves and dispose used electrolyte properly (dont flush it down the drain) and you’ll be safe

bluejacker010 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


1/2 Hi, I watched your video and saw that you are trying to use non toxic and environmental friendly stuff to make the electrolyte for your cell. But did You Know that even with non toxic ingredients in the electrolyte, your making Hexavalent Chromium in the Electrolyses process. The hexavalent chromium comes from the metal in the cell plates.

dire67 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


by winter mix, do you mean it resists freezing?

dire67 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


I got the brown substance you mentioned when I used salt, and never with baking soda. In fact, the plates I used with salt had the brown gunk on it. When I switched to baking soda, it cleaned it right off.

studstud1 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


Forgot to mention. I tried the mixture with 1 tablespoon and 2 tablespoons. My jar gets VERY hot!

studstud1 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


So let me tell you my problem. After I installed my fuel cell just like you recommended. I am getting LESS gas mileage. What am I doing wrong? I do get hho when tested in a cup of water. But when plugged into car I get Less? Please help!

sm0ky40 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


Try this mix…
3 tablespoons baking soda
2 oz white vinegar
3 cups rain water
1 cup Rubbing Alcohol
2 caps Hydrogen Peroxide
although this is a winter mix, it does produce good amounts of gas.
watch?v=ZcMww00to5w

studstud1 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


I dont understand. Is it CUPS or CAPS for the alcohol?? Sumbich says caps and RickM1953 says caps and cups in both of his posts. Can someone please clarify and give the correct mix? Thank You.

GonaMarvel on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


Haven’t heard from you for a while Sm0ky. We like all your pointers and detailed explanations; very helpful. How are your Saturn and Escort doing? Any news on mileage improvements? Hope to hear from you soon.

sumbich on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


The actual ingredients are:

2 Tablespoons Baking Soda
4 oz Distilled White Vinegar (a shot glass = 2 oz)
2-3 Cups of Distilled Water
3 Caps Hydrogen Peroxide
3 Caps Rubbing Alcohol

–I’ve used this mix for mine, and it works great!!!!! Thanks sm0ky!!!!!

decalsbyjt on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


Hey thanks for the info…

where did you get your small 12v pump?

thanks

rickypreacher on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


your solution mixture, do you mix with distilled water or vinegar after you cook it up or is this what you put in the generator by itself.

vison2create on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


What’s the alcohol and peroxide for?

rodda49 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


G’day Smoky. thanks for all your technical stuff. Do you use the winter solution as is or do you use it as a base [or concentrate] and dilute it down? Is there a problem with the solution continuing to gas when the motor is turned off thus filling the manifold with an over supply of HHO?

RayBthesecond on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


interesting concept.how does it performe and how have you tested it for its freeze point?

mrgwrench45 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:37 am


thank you Rick for your quick response. I apprecate it.

RickM1953 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:38 am


Sorry LOL the first one is correct..MY BAD

RickM1953 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:38 am


Correction….
HHO Electrolyte
Step 1: In a quart pot - Mix 2 table spoons Bake Soda with 2 oz. of Distilled White Vinegar. Stir well.
Step 2: Add 2-3 cups of warmed distilled water or Rain Water. Stir well to dissolve the Baking Soda.
Step 3: Add 2 caps of Hydrogen Peroxide — Stir
Step 4: Add 2 CAPS of Isopropyl Alcohol — BE CAREFUL!!!!
Optional: Add a drop or two of food color, color of your choice.

RickM1953 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:38 am


HHO Electrolyte
Step 1: In a quart pot - Mix 2 table spoons Bake Soda with 2 oz. of Distilled White Vinegar. Stir well.
Step 2: Add 2-3 cups of warmed distilled water or Rain Water. Stir well to dissolve the Baking Soda.
Step 3: Add 2 caps of Hydrogen Peroxide — Stir
Step 4: Add 2 cups of Isopropyl Alcohol — BE CAREFUL!!!!
Optional: Add a drop or two of food color, color of your choice.

mrgwrench45 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:38 am


hi Rick my name is Bill and i was wondering if you have found the answer to your question about the amount of the ingrediants in the solution

mrgwrench45 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:38 am


i,m sorry but i am new to this can anyone tell me where to find the answer to this question mrgwrench45

mike081283 on Sat, 15th Nov 2008 2:38 am


dose the hho clean up the engein and the cat i would think so

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