I turn Water into a Free Gas for cooking, New invention

[@king_650]

I Turn Human Waste into a Free 220v battery kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6uVh5V8fpt8j9U

[@Science_Nerd-tu1vx]

10:46 Hydrogen and oxygen gas together produces.... salt water electrolysis...

[@RavNivara]

electricity used to separate water and hydrogen - not free anything. nice work, just the same. nothing new nor patentable

[@pandhitaratu]

Skak Mat 😂😂😂

[@BushLieWorldDie]

@@RavNivara when it runs combustion engine and generator then free

[@jawedakhtar5825]

Best replied😊

[@jbirdmax]

DO NOT FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS! 1: Salt in a system where you are splitting a chemical (in this case water) into its individual atoms (HHO) also splits the salt into Sodium Chloride. A deadly gas. and may create Sodium Hydrochloride. This Chlorine is also extremely deadly. 2: Using aluminum in a Brown's Fuel reactor (the old invention in this video) will cause the aluminum to instantly convert into Aluminum Oxide. Mostly harmless, however the aluminum is disintegrated into the water quite rapidly and quickly becomes a messy disaster. If you must build one of these: Use Baking soda instead of salt as your catalyst. Use stainless steel wall plates as your core instead of aluminum. These reactors can also produce an insane amount of heat. I would advise using ether glass or insulated metal containers as the plastic will eventually melt under sustained use.

[@joshuaonly]

Yeah. Chemist here. I actually didn't pay too close of attention, or even watch the whole thing. My instinct was instantly - "holy shit no, this guy's gonna blow himself up, clearly." But uh, I was wrong you say? He's actually gonna gas himself instead huh? ...checks out.

[@RGBeamshipvisuals]

baking soda would be safer only produces co2 at a very small rate but even that he isnt capturing the hydrogen instead he is just making browns gas which is signifigantly more explosive and lower flash point... smh the salt had me too... smh

[@saltyyolk9934]

For your kind information. The Salt also turn into "SODIUM_CHLORATE" crystal if the electrolysis ran for along time and it is soluble and stays into the solution. What could cause issue is the fee chlorine gas but it also get burned at the burner. So if you keep this in mind and build your setup accordingly it's quiet safe with salt too. Nothing to be worried.

[@felipeafaten2276]

And how many grams of soda to be use in replacement for salt

[@jbirdmax]

@@felipeafaten2276 I would probably add 2 grams (approximately half a teaspoon) per quart of water. Depends on how much power you will be adding. Less power - slightly more baking soda. It’s been decades since I browns fuel. But I put a small reactor made from a small, home, espressos machine, into my wife’s car. I put an outlet directly into the air intake. The car went from about 18MPG to about 24MPG city/city.

[@rebekahroyal2679]

Wow...A lot of haters on here.... typical really! Thank You for sharing young man. As soon as I saw your hands I thought..uh oh... please be careful out there. 'They' don't want us to be innovative thinkers to help ourselves. So look after yourself please 😟

[@louierivera1011]

wow amazing

[@jandeman1327]

Ja fok hulle almal u got so many views now u rich

[@jandeman1327]

I agree but this is old

[@PAKLANDTV]

Although the Experiment is very Good but this is not totally free because an electric fridge compressor will charge more electricity than the gas cost. it would have been more better if the replacement of the compressor was mentioned.

[@ThomasJones-Blue]

You can use solar electricity to use compressor

[@ZZ-ou7gp]

If you use a solar panel solution...then it will be free gas...

[@lostfuture89]

But than you can cook also with electricity lol

[@SOLAR-cr5dp]

Electrical appliances are expensive. Don’t assume everyone can afford them.Trying out things makes you learn to be self-sufficient, something government schools lack.

[@Sarcasmarkus]

Solar panels aren't free.

[@donalddamron3328]

Breathing isn't free

[@Wolf_D._Furyy]

But they're much cheaper ​@@Sarcasmarkus

[@seddiqullahkhaliqi5916]

explaining the process would be wonderful, instead of silent mode. congrats.

[@Nate-qj7tf]

Its HHO gas or browns gas. when you put 12volts positive and negative poles into regular water. it separates the molecules from H2o to hho or Hydrogen. & hes using the pump from the frige compressor to blow the gas into the burner. the second water supply is like a buffer or flashback protector. hope that was helpful. thanks

[@darrenlewis1409]

Substitute the fridge pump for a 12v air pump and youve cracked it. That way you dont need the grid, just a 12v car battery that you can recharge using solar energy! Great job on this mate

[@p1ai162]

Big inventor, big cooker and a big showman 😁

[@simon6071]

BS meter reading. 10 out of 10.

[@simonsong1743]

It's oxagon and Hydrogen mixture gas, could explode without blowing with air compresser.

[@simon6071]

Instead of breaking up the water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen for cooking by burning with the possibility of explosion, the electricity can be used for cooking safely with an electric stove. What a waste of effort and time!

[@buggsy5]

I wonder how he gets enough hydrogen to get a combustible mixture - given all the excess oxygen and nitrogen he is pumping into it with the compressor. I suspect this is faked just as much as most of the similar video. @@simonsong1743

[@Mr12cheetah34]

​@@simon6071It is for educational purpose of using hydrogen gas, I supposed! Not just simply cooking with electric stove!

[@animewarrior7]

Wow... what a very creative mind you have. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@king_650]

👑👍👍

[@billaynes8144]

24Vx6A=144W for Hydrogen production, plus 300W for the fridge compressor, that's about 450W. No big deal, since a small electric heater does the job clean, involving less danger..

[@medenouvoflorentin7856]

bjr, je suis totalement d'accord avec vous, on a du gaz gratuit mais en revanche on consomme trop d'électricité, n'y aurait-il pas un moyen d'utiliser 12v en courant continu ou solaire ? ?? ? ? ?

[@atukintso1405]

​@@medenouvoflorentin7856compressor can be replaced by using smaller fans which can push hydrogen out, for electrolysis he is using 24v6A which is about 144watts of electricity consumption. Using solar backup can reduce electricity bills, still it's far more cheaper to use regular gas.

[@johnimpagliazzo5951]

A hot plate with same electric cord he could have cooked the egg 2 hours ago

[@BarryMambo]

​@@medenouvoflorentin7856Kein Problem - bei eBay z.B. gibt es einen Kochtopf mit 24v und 250w.

[@samsonderera9589]

people don't be stupid that's how things start's take note and find a solution . that's what we call technology, thank you my guy

[@softbytesunlimited]

It's more cheaper when you use LPG, than using a huge amount of electricity 😅. Try using a small air pump.

[@kimespy9039]

He may have used electricity but it does not consume what a stove would on your generator...and no smoke in survival situation. Great job, ty

[@DrThakurMS]

You may use photovoltaic solar cell.

[@oludigitalized]

Great invention! Greetings fron Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@duncancremin1708]

On a safety note. HHO is a dangerous gas and should not be moved by metal devices, which could spark if clearances are not maintained. If using a fan, rather than a compressor, make sure the motor is brushless, because HHO requires no external oxygen or fuel and will burn very quickly, producing lots of heat and expansion, given any sort of a trigger. It proves difficult to light here, because the mixture is way too lean, with oxygen from the atmosphere available to weaken the mix. In the jar, it would be different, with the ratio perfect. Far safer, not to mention more efficient, to use the electricity directly, to produce heat, without the inefficient electrolysis in between. Energy in equals energy out. But the energy out is nearly always in several forms, not all of which can be harnessed. Electric to heat is about the most efficient we’ve managed to achieve, yet. Using it to “unburn” hydrogen, pump the hydrogen around and then burn it again inefficiently is about as sensible as pouring water from a bucket into your hands, carrying the water up a hill and throwing it back to the bucket. Losses at every stage.

[@deathonawhitehorse]

But who got the eggy sandwich ;)

[@neonsynth]

That's not accurate though, in the interpretation of thermal efficiency. While electricity to heat production is nearly lossless, from an energetic standpoint, it is only a 1 to 1 ratio at best - 1 Joule of electricty = 1 Joule of heat production. Burning gas, however, for heat production is far more efficient - over 4 Joules of heat output for natural gas, for example. Using the intermediary step of electrolysis to produce gas locally, on demand, and thereby burning it for heat has a much higher thermal output than simply shorting out a wire with electricity to produce heat. The compressor is absolutely unnecessary; if you were to place the burner underneath an old heat exchanger from an HVAC unit, and blow a small and efficient fan from an old PC or 3D printer - (24V, 0.21A) over the heat exchanger, you'd be looking at a tremendous thermal output at the cost of approx. 200 watts, maximum, of electricity. Compared to the low heat output and high energy consumption of a standard 1500 watt space heater, that's a huge win for Hydrogen despite system losses and inefficiencies, which can always be improved upon.

[@deathonawhitehorse]

@@neonsynth But did you get the eggy sandwich? ;)

[@neonsynth]

Eggy sammies for dayysssss bruh 😂@@deathonawhitehorse

[@buggsy5]

That is incorrect. He is getting far less than 1 joule of energy out for every joule in. @@neonsynth

[@roylucman2218]

I really like HHO and it is a good invention, you just need to use it the correct way.

[@bithinghosh8498]

Have we forgotten the basic science, Electrolysis is the process of using electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. If the hydrogen is coming from the tube then where is Oxygen. Where is the separator membrane? Be aware of following this video,

[@animehair05silently88]

...i haven't watched the video yet but then thumbnail makes it look like they're just burning it in air. are you confused about the air supplying oxygen for fire.

[@animehair05silently88]

combined output water electrolysis is also a thing, and all you do is just not separate the hydrogen and oxygen physically after you split them apart chemically?

[@Simplesciencespace]

It’s wrong to say it’s only hydrogen out, but it’s HHO. And it’s flammable yes, but it should burn with a pop sound innit?

[@robertmccausland2594]

I believe its called Browns gas. I was surprised it didn't flash back into the cell at first. I guess because it was being pressurized. Very dangerous. Because its both hydrogen and oxygen there is no conversion at the burner. If it was just hydrogen it would be converting back to water and drain off. This can be done with a 12vdc solar system. A good and simple example.

[@AliOzkan-kp3uk]

Yes you are right

[@usman007ism]

if fridge compressor is empty it is a free idea .salt & water is free if you need to use electricity you can use another honda bike battery for electric use

[@ShaukathAliK.Ahamed-sx1hn]

Very nice invention, there are gas and electricity differnt parriculars of elements,:good example.

[@bretislavnemec784]

Když budeš vyrobeným plynem taky dělit vodu na kyslík a plyn, tak už to bude mít budoucnost! Těším se až to vymýslíš!❤️😇🙏❤️🙏❤️😇

[@jamierobinson2466]

That one hell of a blunt drill bit .

[@WilliamHill-k1c]

Maybe it's some ballistic grade plastic 😂

[@nicanortiongzhon8785]

Now I can use my water fueled car which been resting for decades. All you need is a little electric power from the sun. Or I can use my pedal powered air compressor to drive the hydrogen into the ICE. (internal combustion engine. ) Sometimes I won't use the SUNlight, but I'll use my pre stored compressed air in may tank which I pedaled to get the air compressed during my exercise. Thanks Bro.

[@farrukhawana.r.a.q9194]

How can you make a video on it??

[@seatizen-rtb]

Great knowledge sharing, Thanks!

[@zenaidamailan7090]

How to produce Hydrogen gas by boiling fresh water with granular salt egual to Hydogen Gas.Two aluminum plate with live wire 24.V DC or AC soak in salt water in a airtight container with inlet hose to allow adfitional pressure outlet hose to 2nd comtainer as fire arrestor an additional valve regulator needed to regulate fire from the burner.Sir a brilian job done! A Friendly Enviromemt zero pollution no more Monoxide in the air. BRABO!!!!!

[@jbirdmax]

Using salt will produce sodium chloride. An absolutely deadly gas. May also produce sodium hydrochloride if the water gets hot enough. A deadly chlorine.

[@anandtruthteller3092]

Ask pm Modi

[@Adrian-xh4ul]

Hello - look everytime, if you work with flamable gas for security - the bubbler is ok, but the let hasn't a gasproof seal. Apart this you gave me new simple solution for my projekts, Thanks a lot - and good luck in your life.

[@hachichiabdenour9546]

نعم، إن إنتاج الهيدروجين عن طريق التحليل الكهربائي للماء أمر معروف جيدًا، وهي بالتأكيد تقنية من المستقبل القريب، ومن ناحية أخرى، أنصح المواطنين العاديين بشدة بعدم استخدام هذه الطريقة لأنها خطيرة جدًا، وخطر الحريق والانفجار!

[@swinka-zielona-official]

Bro think arabs is hare

[@CucuMaksudi-le1ls]

Takut

[@CucuMaksudi-le1ls]

Takut

[@uwamahorosolange146]

Electricity may be costly. Can you incorporate renewable energy sources, probably this could save on the costs involved. Safety is also another issue to handle. Thanks for the information

[@king_650]

Yes you Can bro

[@martinbisschoff988]

Yes, this will definately work. One word on safety. No shortcuts in sealing all pipes, connections and lids. Also be aware of burn rate of stove vs quantity of gas generated. Keep in mind what pressure the gas generating jar can safely handle. The ultimate? Combine with an energy generating solution for the fridge compressor. Such as a car battery for instance? Recharge battery as needed with solar energy?

[@terrybennett5576]

I'm impressed, neat science & improvising😊

[@junjambo2313]

I LIKE IT AND MAYBE WE CAN MODERNIZE SOMEDAY

[@SpinnerSpinner-hw1wz]

I like the idea of this test ! very brilliant of you, this is the beginning of something

[@CarolReidCA]

One of the most useful videos on KZbin. Thanks! I would suggest using a solar battery bank for the electricity in an emergency. I'm not sure what the output would be vs plugging it in, but you could also use a power bank generator that puts out 110v (US or 220v Europe). This would be a good think to experiment with. Using silver could also create colloidal silver to use as an antibiotic as well. Thanks for the awesome reminder and demonstration that we can do these things!

[@atukintso1405]

This process used too much power consumption. Compressor =400-500watts Electrolysis =144watts(24v6A) Total around 540-650watts 😳 Thats not free running for hours, regular gas is far more cheaper.

[@ellooku]

Solar and inverter will do the job. Only that you cook in the day. 😂😂😂😂

[@arilesereganiyu6694]

how can get solerbattery

[@WindowsFixerPC]

i guess compressor is only getting out that gass from bottle! so we can replace the motor!@@atukintso1405

[@StephenRaymondBLACKIE]

A useful addition to solar / wind set up when you have excess power to burn....the need for hydrogen storage perhaps

[@QataghanZameenKunduz]

Congratulation to Our Friend country India Love from Afghanistan and Germany 🇦🇫🇩🇪🇮🇳❤

[@NEKRWSPHERE]

Some of the cons: 1. The process uses way too much energy for electrolysis. And if you think solar, - it's not the kind like the solar rug you can comfortably bring along. 2. This means you will have to bring the gas along, but since this is Hydrogen - you can forget it. 3. Hydrogen has much higher flame speed which means it will be prone to burning sections of food unless attended constantly. This can be helped with a large (and heavy) chunk of metal to transfer heat from the flame and to be used as a stove top. Since you would barely see Hydrogen flame at night time, - shouldn't be a big deal. But I'm not sure it's the best choice for cooking. Natural gas is cheaper to extract, using electricity to cook would consume less energy than using it to produce hydrogen then cook (sorry "water powered car" enthusiasts). 4. Hydrogen is highly explosive. Hydrogen-air mixture will ignite from the lightest of sparks. You are safe cooking outdoors since Hydrogen is a very light gas and it rises immediately. But inside, if you have even the tiniest of leaks, - Hydrogen will pool under the ceiling space just waiting for that unlucky spark. And you won't suspect a thing because it's odorless. Some of the pros: 1. Makes a cool KZbin video 2. Brings so much cash to its creator that he would never have to worry about his electric bills. 3. Reminds people that they have their own DIY project (that hopefully won't result in a DOA). 4. Reinvigorates the imagination: for example, - thinking whether using thousands of Hydrogen filled balloons to travel by air would offset some of the costs of producing Hydrogen and make bringing it to your camping spot - a breeze. 😂 Please, always be careful when working with Hydrogen. Read your WHMIS and follow the guidelines religiously.

[@nhanthanhhuynh]

Where did he buy that drill bit?😂

[@mouleoub]

At least it is safe outside # and with good safety measures it can work inside # hydrogen is the poor people energy that capitalist could not and will not store and commercialise to the have not #

[@NEKRWSPHERE]

Physics is indifferent to politics. If you ever worked with hydrogen, particularly compressed hydrogen, - you'd be as worried about it as those who have, regardless of whether you're "bourgeois" or "proletariat". It's a volatile gas that escapes through the very best of seals and right through metal too. You would also have to use massive amount of "capitalist" electricity to produce it via electrolysis, which is way too expensive. And if you already have dozens of high wattage "capitalist" produced solar panels, - you don't really need hydrogen, since you could achieve more with electricity from solar panels alone.@@mouleoub

[@shaiklaw9176]

🤣DIY = Do It Yourself 🤣DOA = Dead On Arrival

[@NEKRWSPHERE]

Don't tell me you never heard of DIYs which progress to DUI and sometimes result in DOAs 🤔😏@@shaiklaw9176

[@littlestonedpicasso904]

😮🤯 that is phenomenal!!! Wow! Thank you for sharing.

[@1luiscandido]

Parece ser funcional em uma emergência. Porém,só o fato e manter um compressor de geladeira e uma fonte,ligada. Não me parecer se de graça. Mesmo assim , parabéns

[@juniorgondek692]

Placa solar

[@DanielFerreiraPereira-i6f]

Olá amigo, gostaria de saber qual é o que está ligado antes do motor da geladeira? O que está ligado nas garrafas de sal?😮

[@odegbilemonsuru7436]

FANTASTICS. SIR, HOW LONG OR NO OF DAYS WILL THIS SERVE? THANKS

[@NgwabeSamuel]

This is wonderful. I enjoy your innovation. Keep up. Thanks

[@earbjr4715]

Excellent! AFRICA UNITE! GODSPEED!

[@youtubebrowser1730]

do we need compressor compulsory ?? or we can just use gas without it ??

[@aureliodinaguit1645]

What HHO.. its a boiling water

[@MHLivestreams]

It's possible to compress it into a cylinder. No compressor necessary, just metal plates, razor blades will work well, an efficient solution such as sodium hydroxide, baking powder, or even urine. Have a spark arrestor fitted incase to stop a potential explosion in the main production tank. Anode and cathode wiring.

[@Justknow-is3tf]

U r wonderful. ... This shoul be commerciallsed .. Thanks for the knowledge

[@king_650]

🫡

[@gabrielgkabelen9824]

Thanks so much Bro--greetings from Indonesia

Good stuff. You've showed a quite easy way to do it with common things that are available to everyone, except for the compressor. The good news is THERE IS NO NEED FOR THE COMPRESSOR. It would work anyway. The difference would be in the pressure, that would be less, but still enough to cook anything, slower.

[@king_650]

yes you can replace fridge compressor with 12v air pump

[@robertyoung5748]

Gotta love the advanced methods he uses

[@SharukhKhan-em3ef]

Composer q lagaya ha

[@dennisnganga3199]

How long do the heat sinks last??

[@uranodas]

It's works he could use the compressor to fill tanks up for mopeds and cars or power a generator up

[@usman007ism]

nice free idea .is friedge comprasor emty or full of gass ?

[@ponididnipo9240]

Terimakasih banyak.. Atas video nya... Ini kompor listrik yang berapi.. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@dennyesthea4082]

Don't understand what you mean

[@Boyzobervlog]

Have you taken into account the effect on electricity consumption while saving on gas with this invention?

[@atukintso1405]

Compressor itself is about 400-500watts and additional 24v6A for electrolysis is about 144watts totalling to about 550-650watts of electricity bills..😁 Better replaced with solar power supply and a smaller fans for pushing out the hydrogen..✌️

[@ChristmasEve777]

@@atukintso1405 A single electrolytic cell running 6 amps produces a mere 44 mL / minute of hydrogen. This guy is pulling our chain. Now the energy that is going into that compressor, if all of that was used to split water instead then MAYBE you could get that high of a flame. Agreed, solar would be great, especially in his apparent location. Looks like India. Lots of sun.

[@Marginal391]

Given the fact the air pressure is not high, one may use a small electric usb pump, which uses like 5W.

[@buggsy5]

Yep, it is faked. The flame is not from the minute quantity of hydrogen that is produced. @@ChristmasEve777

[@GrenadineResults]

I like your work or I see it but I didn't understand the two yellow wires that you put inside the rubber where do you connect them to is it to panel you form or what

[@Moses-p8l]

🎉 perfect, thinking of modifying it with solar

[@rajamohideen1246]

Frist time good project all the best new vedieos in future.

[@shabahangh]

It is a genius idea to use frig. compressor for cooling the water in Electrolysis, as in continues long time usage, the water in electrolysis, will start to boil, the frig. compressor, beside the producing the pressure in electrolysis, it helps to cool done the water too. For those, who have objections, in using the heat sinks, I spouse, they can be replaced with copper plates. My only concern is, salt reaction in electrolysis, which, will produce toxic gases, I wander, if it happens, in this configuration too, or not?!

[@kevino601]

He was using it a a pump

[@jean-clauderainville677]

It's just a "show"... the equipment will fail really soon, the chlorine gas produced by electrolysing salt water will destroy the aluminium heat sink and the pipes. Furthermore, did you notice that when he removes his lighter from the output tube the flame disappears ? The gas is not combustible.

[@atukintso1405]

Compressor itself consume about 400-500watts of electricity, additional 144watts(24v6A) for electrolysis, that's not cheap.running for hours will result in high electricity bills than a regular gas...😁

[@akik007]

The fridge compressor compresses the gas in a circuit of a fridge. It's a mechanism to absorb heat from inside the fridge and radiate it through the back of the fridge, thus cooling down the inside. But, in this case the purpose of using the fridge compressor is not to cool down the water temperature but to pump out the Hydrogen and Oxygen produced by the electrolysis. 😂 However, the method of extracting the hydrogen shown here involves a higher cost of electricity.

[@kaka_kaka28]

​@@atukintso1405, electricity is cheaper than LPG. Use a solenoid air compressor like Boyo.

[@kalyanmoy]

Excellent video. Liked it. Two questions 1. Compressor needs to be a working one and should be connected to AC power. What is that circuit ? 2. You connected heatsink with another circuit, didn't explained anything how to make that. Please clarify

[@ashokchawan2496]

This is one of the superb project and best knowledgeable also by you. Its not a difficult to understand but, it would be better if you explain it in a simple English education system. One need to know its capacity range for its storage quantity for regular use.❤😊

[@king_650]

2L of water+100g salt=10h using Thanks ❤️

[@LuisMallari-is4co]

​@@king_650how about if i use sea water instead of adding salt? Is it ok?

[@SureshKumar-gl1mz]

10h means,10hrs using time

[@kaushalsapariya2773]

How many watts of the fridge compressor and how much electricity will it consume in 10 hours??

[@yonkromis7883]

Maybe offer to do his subtitles or somebody can show him how to do it automatically

[@redwood1957]

Could you use 12 vdc for heat sinks and a 12 vdc air pump? Thank you

[@iam_bantu-eh3bz]

THE INVENTOR IS A BROTHER....BRAVO

[@chatmasala6980]

Good innovative. Are you selling this product in market?

[@madhukarpradhan2943]

Wow amazing nice job 👌👍

[@jonbarlow3542]

I reckon that egg is done! Thanks for the info, are you not concerned about flash back; the flame going back into the gas chamber?

[@king_650]

But I connected a bowl of water to the hive to prevent reflux

[@LRIYER]

One can use electricity directly instead of using it to produce hydrogen

[@king_650]

No use car battery

[@FridaySimfukwe]

how much electricity from a car battery can you use to cook?

[@atukintso1405]

Compressor used around 400-500watts, + 144watts(24v6A) for electrolysis, that's a huge electricity bills😁 Replacing compressor with lighter pumps can reduce electric bills..✌️

[@ชัยรัตน์วงศ์เพชรพัชระ]

Sorry, For my another question. From this vdo, Will hydrogen gas run out if I use gas all the time while We will not change water and salt.

[@davidbunk7850]

Would it be more practical to buy a 300-watt electric stove? a fridge compressor runs at 350 to 800 watts. A 300-watt electric stove would consume less power. It would impact less on your electric bill.😄😁. No hate to this post. I liked the innovation, but if you can come up with an alternative to the fridge compressor, that would be great.

[@epifan59]

a 10 watt aquarium compressor will give the same air flow

[@huanzaolan675]

我觉得冰箱压缩机只是和幌子😂那里面有个气罐😂

[@RambilashSingh-qf5dm]

Ap ki jita vi tarph kiyJay vh bhut km है apko धन्यवाद देते हैं

[@bmkrishna6]

Wonderful. Hats off. Let all your efforts be recognised and rewarded.

[@BFRC.Prof.SanjayYadav]

Properly plastic sealing for the Plastic Jar, and local circuit board is greatly Joy to see😂🎉 Electricity bill get's more, can he share how much month light bill was paid 😂🎉 Overall Good project. 😂🎉

[@king_650]

Im use Solar panel bro 😅😅😅👍👍

[@kumbandure8591]

Congratulation 🎊 thanks for the effort, It's very efficient.❤

[@lesterbanks7292]

Can you use a fish tank pump instead of frig compressor. Bottle in in large quantity and sell it. It's clean gas.

[@king_650]

Yes you Can use fish pump But 12v No 5v

[@NgwabeSamuel]

The electric board is particular one or which do use.

[@trevorjay3805]

I think he is using the alluminium ones found on most motherboards

[@chrisasd6381]

the invention is good, it is much more good if you can utilized solar energy instead of 24 volts battery & compressor. God bless always.

[@king_650]

👍👍

[@smartbaby25]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.This will in turn be improved like the use of solar power to help save money and our environment. Bravo!!!👍

[@itssmyattitude7247]

Dose it really works with external air pressure??

[@SebastianNodarse-ey8kp]

10 de calificación por ser ingenioso

[@MasonMWang]

Great, American ingenuity!

[@ishtiaqkhan7101]

12 volts x 6 amps, 72 watts power consumption, not bad

[@ashokchovatiya5638]

Compressor power?

[@ishtiaqkhan7101]

yes you are right, @@ashokchovatiya5638

[@carlosgalvez9547]

500 watts of compressor plus 72 watts of 12v x6 amp plates.. 572 watts..

[@ahmetdurmus1]

24 v x 6 amp

[@technotunnel7125]

Its very good idea, but again you are using electricity, means energy against energy in shape of fridge compressor, it also consumes units as per usage, what if a 12 volt pump should be used to avoid huge elect bill.

[@losjugetesdesara9566]

felicidades y felicitaciones,muy practico,genial

[@Wolf_D._Furyy]

We use compressor for sui gas anyways Its not a big deal using it with water Very Innovative idea 💡 thank you

[@king_650]

❤️👍

[@reyvrexquestorreyes404]

Caution regards HHO engines this is very explosive. Not a safe alternative for home cooking.

[@goodluckonlinestore]

if the volume is not properly monitored & properly regulated for safety, it is very dangerous. It will become a distructive hydrogen bomb!

[@reynaldocaparas6576]

show the entire connection of the compressor..? Is a great invention...

[@stumpyangel2043]

That's freaking cool as hell. 👍

[@TabooRevolution13]

King of Inventions! I'm King Brisbine!

[@rogerfoster3997]

if you have access to power to run the compressor why not just plug in a portable hot plate ?? & what happened to the Freon from the poor fridge or freezer you stole it from, it was not likely properly recovered right ?, as you appear to be one of those cut the lines & let it fly guys, lol now add the fact that the aluminum heat sinks will oxidize, deteriorate over time of use & are expensive if you have to buy them, the Brillo pads in old socks method of generating hydrogen is more cost effective for practical use, then is the toxic byproduct, the old used water now with heavy metals in it from the electrolysis process ?? , oh we just dump it on the ground or down the drain, lol

[@benjaminani2030]

Great how you spotted all the blind or ignored details. Free or Renwable energies shouldn't destroy the environment. Sustainability is not about infite source, but clean and without adverse effect.

[@rajshekharvitkar592]

Please take patent for large scale manufacturing.

[@SleepyBowHunter]

Hi, Thank you for sharing this with us. I want to build one, but I have a couple of questions before I can proceed. Please tell me: Can I buy & use an aluminum heat ink and get the same results that you did? What was your electrical supply (i.e. did the electric come from an electric cord that has a plug for a socket at one end-a lamp cord?)? I do not see that you used a DC Power Supply Variable Thank you for the attention that you have given to my concerns. 😊👍

[@jeffokriya3389]

Use stainless steel for electrodes. Not Aluminum. . Aluminum wear out fast. For a power supply he did tell you . . use a 24vDC 6 Amps power source. It´s not house voltage.

[@robertmccausland2594]

Jeff is right. You can use SS. I used titanium bought on ebay and sodium hypochlorite also from ebay. Pvc cell vessel and the same for the flashback preventer. Runs of of 12vdc but 24vdc 6amp would be better. Also used a electrical wave modulater to be able to adjust the the amount of power to the cell grid. Utube has bunches of videos on the science behind it and how to make a variety of cells. Some of these people are actually real scientist. Lol. Have fun and be very careful.

[@SleepyBowHunter]

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[@buggsy5]

You cannot reproduce what he shows without a hidden source of additional flammable gas.

[@arun.mirdha]

Great Job Eco Friendly - Less Cost - No petrolium - Water & Salt only every where found easily but (Electric Consumption) ?

[@selvakumarkamaraj6727]

Great man.Cogratulations.

[@peezeerav8750]

Good invention. Perhaps it consumes little electricity. How much electricity requires to run 1 hour burning , so also water and salt consumption, and cost of the unit be united in the description.

[@atukintso1405]

Compressor used about400-500watts which is not cost effective and the electrolysis process he is using 24v6amps which added another 140watts of electricity... Electricity bills will be very high.

[@rams5474]

Even in welding and cutting they use Cooking gas and then oxygen and other gases. First gas is only for first lighting. Today I say in catering table top stove they use very minimum gas but use oxygen to give fast burner to make tandoori. It is possible in a large area but not in homes. Don't try it at home.

[@naicul2006]

Simple & eficient. 👍🏻 Will keep in my mind.

[@king_650]

👍

[@eddymuklas4299]

Amazing...inspirative n aspitative 👍👍👍

[@brahimelassri]

nice, how much voltage are you using?

[@king_650]

12v or 24v 7A or use car battery

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[@rcgaming3149]

Ai power gas da

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[@chinnaritirumala1382]

👍👌👌👌👌👌

[@kingpete693]

Exacly 😂 even more expensive 😂😂😂😂

[@WalterantonBhanga]

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[@deniandriyana9145]

mantabz bang karyanya..,👍👍👍👍

[@Yazzy-ib8]

Please could we use any size heat sinks

[@king_650]

Yes,

[@AbdulRahman-hs8uv]

Dear please also describe this process in Voice word with p name of parts used so easyly understand what you doing

[@mirianperezaltamirano5154]

Ojalá esto se hiciera conocer , felicitaciones

[@ValueaddDrOmarBali]

I guess if you are in a remote village & have just run out of cooking gas & don,t have access to an electric cooker And have some mother boards, lots of empty jars, a fridge compressor & stable electric supply this could come in handy to fry a couple of eggs

[@rosechannel9321]

Very nice job done for stove. Thanks. KHB LHR.

[@dennisnganga3199]

How long does the aluminum last??

[@papindigital]

Best thing you did for changing world history

[@RAVI171175]

It would have been more economical using a gas stove. Anyway, the idea is good as it's creativity