Crazy Coil – HHO Generator

February 20, 2009 by
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SS mesh coil HHO generator

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18 Comments on Crazy Coil – HHO Generator

  1. swaro11 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    2. do you have any idea who to separate hydrogen and oxygen gases and even who to store them. thanks

  2. 16sag7 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    3. apollozcreed: man you are just a show off. Good design though….I am guess I am going to have to reproduce this myself. Think you design will work well in my 1996 Acura RL?

  3. apollozcreed on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    4. WalMart

  4. zootsuit7 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    5. Did that Lexan container come from PJ?

  5. zootsuit7 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    6. Like the designs. More metal-to-electrolyte surface area exposed. Reminds me of the tesla-coil salt water caps. Getting ready to try the same HHO stuff on my Corolla. Thanks for the videos.

  6. apollozcreed on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    7. Look at the label on the bag with the mesh.

  7. apollozcreed on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    8. Look at the label on the bag with the mesh.

  8. idrivebadassfords on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    9. where did you find that wire at ?

  9. Yomanx24 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    10. I have made several of these with wire and plates and coils. There lots of fun to play with. Love the toons. IM a little old school when it comes to rock. Also love the tee drinking.

  10. apalal1234 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    11. for bronze wool go to a marine supply store

  11. apollozcreed on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    12. That’s a cool observation. Working on a new coil design with an integrated PWM. Coming soon…

  12. flypacker on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    13. Great idea, where could a person find a supplier for a small amount of SS mesh 1/2″ to make the coil? Thanks, Llama

  13. FriedGames on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    14. There’s an added theory you proved with the ice tea trick. HHO on ice (or cold hydrogen) bubbles lasts longer causing more to accumulate resulting in a bigger bang. It’s not advisable to do such a thing when using it in a car or in a mini torch, but this proves how hot vs cold have different outcomes when it comes to hydrogen. Have fun and be cautious.

  14. 1gogidad on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    15. Nice looking cell.I need 316 stainless steel mesh.Where did you get it.Thanks

  15. MIKEandNADIA on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    16. > I want to get some bronse wool and try this but having a big problem trying to find it the chandlers had not heard of it and could not point me in the wright direction, Uk.

  16. vulpine61 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    17. I disagree with the previous poster, your choice of music is spot on! Keep making them fun, your needed in this world of Nay-Sayers.

    Edison did not invent the first electric light bulb, but he did invent the first commercially practical incandescent light.
    Keep up the great work! HHO Rocks!

  17. alex681219 on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    18. good job!! im trying with steel wool

  18. dosfossil on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 9:23 am

    19. Thank you for posting this video, I find it inspiring. I don’t want to stifle your creativity, but a steady camera and a narrative monologue instead of metal music would give your projects more creadibility and would add to your bottom line. Less is more. I’m so peaced’d out I’m ready to join a revolution.

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