19 Comments on Meyers – Lawton HHO Generator Replica

frostbitewinterwind on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


thx

vshart on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


i still dont undrstand how to buld it or where can i buy a redy unit with inctruction how to instal & run it on my car(or actualy how to make my car run on it)

virgojeep1 on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


if its all about resonance then why not just use an inverter and make AC from DC. AC is all about sine waves and frequencies. I know that joe cells work well with low amperage anyways and voltage is simply a measurement of pressure differences also known as vibration.

ssaguiar on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


MHz or KHz?

fuckingnewguy on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


Good call D9. Every cell will have its own special resonant frequeincy depending on its dimensions. 5 stars.

D9magestic on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


play around 23.450 MHZ range people, but you might have to go as high as 46 MHZ.

Peace light and love to all.

vegasheat07 on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


Bravo!!!!

GeetzRomo on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


so what was the final HHO output with PWM as opposed to w/o PWM? Great stuff!

rumoursofwar on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


is this what I think it is?? a signal generator hooked up to the amp section of a junk home stereo?? you mean if I was to take a signal generator and connected it’s output into a 1500+ watt car audio amp, I could make my own HHO in large volumes??

fabman61 on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


I am a metal fabrication guy by trade but know nothing of electronics. Would anyone be willing to share detailed step by step instruction on how I can build one of these. In return I would be glad to help refine within fabrication side so we all can stick it to the oil companies.

JamesBriskly on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


The question is: How much USD electricity goes in, and how much USD gas comes out?

sirHOAX on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


Amazing quality set-up. Proved worthy, best of luck with more development in regards to future projects. Cool stuff, ey?

Regards, –sirHHOax– :=)

jurah2o on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


14V, from 7 to 10A

mcpotplant on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


may i ask what voltage /current is hitting the tubes

skeeterb2006 on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


Cool video, I like the song you play at the beginning, “Baba O’Riley” by the Who

m3sca1 on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


didnt you watch it til the end?

sn1pe352 on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


I was expecting a little more than showing off the cool toys , but I gave it a +10 anyways :]

jurah2o on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


thanks for rating!

m3sca1 on Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 2:41 am


nice work

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