Simple and cheap to make. Pure hydrogen - Pure oxygen. HHO Hydrogen Generator. Electrolysis

Hello. As promised I came back with the promised video with the hydrogen generator that separates water from hydrogen and oxygen. This generator removes pure hydrogen and pure oxygen separately, so this hho generator is a separator. I used a 3D printer to get some parts much easier than making them from other materials. The walls of the generator are made of 10 mm plexiglass cut, drilled and shaped by me. The gaskets are made of 0.5 mm thick rubber. The stainless steel plates are made of laser cut 316L stainless steel. The surface where the electrolysis takes place is 100 mm in diameter, so the separators I took out of the 3 d printer have a diameter of 100 mm and a thickness of 5 mm. As you saw in the video, oxygen comes out on the right side and pure hydrogen comes out on the left side. For electrolysis I used distilled water and a little potassium hydroxide and as usual current from a 12 V car battery. The amps consumed were around 8-10 amps. We used 7 stainless steel plates, 4 of which were made to produce hydrogen and 3 to produce oxygen. You can use more boards if you want a higher production. I'm not going to use this generator for anything, I just built it to get an idea of ​​how you can separate the two gases.
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[@Inventive101]

Do not forget! 👍👍👍Subscribe 👍👍👍👍

[@pitiwisi]

Hi, your work is perfect, as I once wrote. But you have one mistake there. Plate No. 1, which you laid in the first assembly, has no effect, because it has no possibility to remove gas - it is blocked by a separator, which in the chasing part removes oxygen from electrode No. 2. In my opinion, a separator must be laid as No. 1, which will remove the gas from electrode No. 2, etc. Mistakes happen. Good luck

[@Inventive101]

@@pitiwisi Dude, when it comes to hydrogen, you're not allowed to make mistakes. It has an exit through the pexiglas plate 😉

[@pitiwisi]

@@Inventive101 Wow, no! it's a mess! It's like a car against a wall - a biased blind man ok I also have to buy a 3D printer, the work is faster. My separator is not very simple and it is not so powerful. Probably more chambers would be needed. It will be OK with a 3D printer, but you will need to glue the upper part well after installing the electrodes. I don't know how to send you a drawing, my email: [e-mail]

[@dirtwizard5647]

Question sir, Would it be possible to make a self-contained unit that you could say wear on your back or person, and use it to create oxygen for scuba, how much would you need to be able to breathe well. Could you breath that , or would it have to be scrubbed like threw charcoal or something? Thank you in advance just curious

[@Inventive101]

@@dirtwizard5647 I think he can breathe. it is pure oxygen. The problem would be that if you wanted to carry it on your back it would be very difficult. I don't know how many liters of oxygen a minute is needed to be able to breathe well

[@spirugrigore5165]

You did something that not everyone can do, an exceptional idea that everyone can understand

[@Inventive101]

Thanks a lot 😉

[@independenthqusa4170]

Wow thanks a million for posting. Very kind of you Sir. This is the best I've seen. BRAVO

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much

[@Axel3481]

Foarte interesant si util canalul. Foarte bine realizate montajele. Profesional. De asemenea ar fi utila o continuare. Despre modalitati de comprimare si stocare a gazelor rezultate. Si bine inteles, realizarea unei celule de combustie pentru conversia inversa. Succes. Urmaresc.

[@dr.projectx5142]

Want to make a big unit to run a torch. Great build.

[@ubaldomartinsdasneves7174]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

[@pitiwisi]

I'm sorry, I got a little involved in PEM separation membranes. I actually also have one generator this way, but simple. Plexiglass, three chambers and three electrodes in them. In the middle minus and on the sides plus. The two baffles in the middle end above the floor so that the ions can flow to the other electrodes. The gases are well separated. But your work is perfect. Congratulations

[@Inventive101]

Thank you. It can be made even simpler than you have, it is easier to control. You really gave me an idea, that's what I'll do. Several generators formed from 3 plates then I will unite their result. simpler and easier to do. Thank you

[@devonbond29]

Simply beautiful just a bit of reading the comments getting some access to some tools and I bet with almost no education and no $ I could assemble something similar to what you have done thank you. And great job.

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much

[@einspace2007]

Great idea! Just a little observation, the main idea behind the dry cell design is to make the electrolysis process more efficient. But, using those plastic separators, the electric current can only pass through the hole where the water pass, so the current will travel from the edges of the hole to the edges of the other hole on the other plate. That makes resistance as the wet cell design does. Maybe I'm wrong, just a though. I wonder if instead of plastic, you use a neutral plate with just the borders in plastic so the current can pass through the neutral plate to the other plate. In this case a large area will conduct and produce hydrogen. Maybe putting some plastic or rubber on the edges of the holes where the water pass through will increase efficiency. Maybe not. Has to be tried.

[@Inventive101]

The neutral plate takes current even if it has rubber edges. I think it can be done as you say, but it needs to be tested a little

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much

[@dilwynlalaouna]

No it wouldn't work with a neutral plate (of metal). Because if current passes through it, that would mean that the reaction take place on it as well. So supposing you get it to work, you would simply loose the separation of H2 and O2. Ideally the separator should be made of a material that allows OH- ions to travel through, as they carry the charges in the solution, so that they don't need to go all the way through the one hole at the bottom. I wonder if a piece of cloth would do the job, as it might stop gas bubbles once it's soaked up...

[@adithyapillai1951]

I think we can use nafion (a polymer) as a separator around cathodes since it doesn't allow electrons but only protons to pass through.

[@eduardflorescu6806]

Felicitări! ... super tare

[@Inventive101]

Multumesc foarte mult!

[@DanielSmith-jl3in]

Excellent demonstration, very clear on how to make this all happen. Thanks I will be doing this ASAP!

[@Inventive101]

Thank you, I send you the link with the sketches

[@Inventive101]

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[@user-dq8in9vd3y]

​@@Inventive101 hallo

[@user-dq8in9vd3y]

​@@Inventive101Gibt es eine WhatsApp-Nummer, an die ich mich wenden kann?

[@gabrielaplay5598]

You rock! Keep going! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much my dear ❤️

[@hhogasproduction5081]

Sir.thanks Good job 👌 Sir 👍👌👏❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much friend

[@hhohho4167]

Always the best!

[@Inventive101]

Thanks a lot

[@markus8282]

Great, thank you!

[@Inventive101]

Thanks 😉

[@mohammadhashemi1771]

as always very inspiring and intuitive well done

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much sir Mohammad

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@hydrogenh2energy964]

I made this system of dry cells with the separation of hydrogen and oxygen gases separately. I would ask you to look at my works, I am just a different material for membrane usability

[@mohammadhashemi1771]

@@hydrogenh2energy964 which video sir?

[@hydrogenh2energy964]

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[@dr.projectx5142]

Hell yeah will be making a big one nice work.

[@Inventive101]

👍👍👍

[@boringmachinepapabros6063]

I want it! You do a wonderful job

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@julybom1854]

Perfect project

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@Inventive101]

This generator was created just to experiment, to give some ideas to those interested

[@David_Mash]

This is a really clean idea and test model, I am curious if it would be more efficient if you built it smaller

[@hhohho4167]

Good job sir!

[@Inventive101]

Thanks sir

[@stefaniaslovat]

Impresionant.Ai castigat un subscriber.Pana si orbii au inteles acum cum sa extraga hidrogen pur din apa. Mai clar video pe youtube cu privire la operatiunea asta nu exista. Tu la ce folosesti hidrogenul? S-ar putea modifica un generator care produce electricitate,ca in loc de benzina sa-l faci sa mearga pe hidrogen sau pe HHO? In afara de masini, in uz casnic ,nu s-ar putea folosi la nimic altceva.?Daca sunt idei , vrem si filmulete in directia asta. Iti doresc succes

[@Inventive101]

Mulțumesc mult. Eu am pe mașina instalat un generator pt reducerea consumului, l-am făcut in urma cu 10 ani din curiozitate. Idei sunt multe, timp nu prea este dar incet incet o sa le fac pe toate. Numai bine!

[@JorgeHernandez-kd7se]

Hola. te felicito por tu proyecto!!!! muy profecional y limpio !!!! me gustaria saber si esta a disposicion de poderlo ordemar de tu empresa y cuanto vale? me gustaria comprar uno !!! gracias y espero tu respuesta. BENDICIONES Y MUCHO EXITO !!!!!

[@dvidconstntin4567]

Good job!

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@mdrafiqul3358]

You are doing a great job, keep it up, prayers and good wishes, I had a question, does it generate electricity, I will be glad bro.

[@Inventive101]

a slightly larger project related to some batteries that are charged by the sun or by the power of the wind or by the power of the water. Is it allowed?

[@pitiwisi]

Hi, what brand of 3D printer do you run? Her work is very nice and what type of Filament is. Thanks Peter

[@irgosum]

Ella megale... mia xará mbravo! Xeretismata apo Brazilia!!

[@Inventive101]

Ευχαριστώ πολύ. Χαιρετισμούς από την Ελλάδα αλλά δεν είμαι Έλληνας

[@irgosum]

@@Inventive101 Ουτε εγώ ✌😁

[@Inventive101]

@@irgosum Από που είσαι?

[@irgosum]

@@Inventive101 Βραζιλία.... Αλλά γενιθικα μόνο.... Και μεγάλωσα στο Μεσόγειος και Αιγαίο 37 χρόνια Ιταλία, España, Ελλάδα και άλλες χορες.

[@Inventive101]

@@irgosum Καταλαβαίνω! Καλή τύχη φίλε

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Fantastic

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@sunnykapoor0000]

Bro next level 🙏🙏👍👍🔥

[@Inventive101]

👍

[@vahidhooshangian4176]

I love youuuu so much bayb❤

[@ahileapahos9942]

Πάντα ο καλύτερος!

[@Inventive101]

Ευχαριστώ 👍

[@mariosanchez-sj9yv]

That looks way better

[@TheMiguelcastelo]

Great videos, I did subscribe: here is a challenge for: can you make a hydrogen gas cooking stove?

[@Inventive101]

Yes it is possible, thanks for the challenge! I like this! I'll make a video for you soon

[@pitiwisi]

Hi, what did you make separation modules from? Good job thanks. piti

[@Inventive101]

Plastic to a 3D printer exactly what you saw in the video

[@spirugrigore5165]

Great man

[@Inventive101]

Thanks 🙏

[@Inventive101]

🙏🙏🙏

[@olvyshh147]

Hello, thank you for the video, please tell me, do you have stainless plates not destroyed at all? I also bought myself several plates, when the current passes, Posotove plates seem to be destroyed, but slowly. I think I was deceived. Do you have any experience with this? Nobody on KZbin talks about this topic.

[@virgil1981]

Dexter's laboratory. Super interesant.

[@juanmolina5205]

I really appreciate your video and it provides a lot of info, I’ve been trying to see if you mention anything about your 3D printer but can’t seem to find anything, if you don’t mind me asking, what type of 3D printer do you have?

[@Inventive101]

I don't have it, it's not mine, I don't know what type it is, I went to a workshop to make those dividers for me

[@TheAnthony7732]

@@Inventive101 Can you give the Printer program for the 100 mm with the thickness of 5 mm if you have it ?

[@spirugrigore5165]

Good job

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@skaterscourse2050]

Wow nice.

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@fercarcas]

thank you! a question, should the 3d printed part (abs ?) be permeable to water?

[@Inventive101]

It is not necessary

[@Inventive101]

My video is on the right track !! Thank you

[@constantinilie6301]

Facut cu maiestrie, acum interesant ar fi cata energie ai consuma pt 1 litru de hidrogen? Am vazut intrun film de al tau aveai 7A la 12V si producea 0.75l dar cred ca era amestecat, H+O.

[@justinguerrera8322]

all my previous research has lead me to think that your setup should only be running at about 2 volts since you did not run your plates in series. could you explain what might be wrong with my thinking?

[@hhohho4167]

Real technology!

[@Inventive101]

😉Thanks

[@hernanortinez]

Very good job, thanks… Question: do you think this cell could work with a solar panel as source of power?

[@Mookl_design]

interesting question. I am actually gonna try it but I am also curious about the answer indeed.

[@laurensmargreiter7677]

Did it work?

[@luminitapricop2467]

Super

[@Inventive101]

Ms

[@wildfire8341]

I have a question What did you use as power supply ? I couldn't see one ?

[@HEMPPASTE]

hhogenerators so cool

[@__Ryan_]

How would you capture the gases and then store them for practical use? Can this be scaled up to be used in a home?

[@kylerfarr]

I have the same question. I’d love to use hydrogen as a drop in fuel for my gas appliances.

[@mornaydurant9930]

Thanks for the video. What are those gas line connectors that you are using? The splitters and the treaded swivel elbow connectors?

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much. I think you mean hose plugs?

[@mornaydurant9930]

@@Inventive101 the connectors for the tubing.

[@mornaydurant9930]

@@Inventive101 I was enquiring what the items are that you used, and their dimensions. What type of tubing are you using? Do you find that these pneumatic push in connectors are hydrogen tight or have you experienced leakage using them?

[@Inventive101]

@@mornaydurant9930 There are no leaks to my generators. As long as there is no fire, it works perfectly, it can withstand higher temperatures and pressures of up to 8-10 bar.

[@Inventive101]

@@mornaydurant9930 I work with a hose with a diameter of 6 mm and 8 mm

[@JF32304]

How many of these to run a 454 big block? What power requirements also.

[@Inventive101]

Thanks for your support

[@luiz-zs-silva8947]

Genial. Perfeito.

[@Inventive101]

Muito obrigado

[@dunedain3892]

Please tell me - where did you get those small plumbing fittings?

[@dumbraveanvasy899]

Foarte tare !!! De unde sunte-ți? Cam cat de mare trebuie să fie tot ansamblul și de câte plăci ar fi nevoie pentru un astfel de generator ca să scoată 5-6 l/min?

[@Inventive101]

Salut si multumesc! Nu am facut foarte multe teste cu acest generator dar deoarece sunt foarte multi care ma intreba de el o sa revin cu rezultate

[@Inventive101]

Sunt din Onesti dar Momentan locuiesc in Grecia

[@adamgeorge2523]

Super profesionist

[@Inventive101]

Multumesc

[@Inventive101]

For me it was easy to do, for whoever it will be. I can help with the geographic scheme who needs it

[@Ian-pe9rj]

Hook the output to a hydrogen gas analyzer and check the purity of it. It’d be interesting to see if it’s pure enough to be safely stored.

[@elfillari]

If the materials are what to say, the H2 should be a H2 only, I assume? What other impurities could be involved? Acetone maybe?😊

[@michelbisson6645]

what is larger cell you do, do you make one on 480 volt or 600 V?cubic neter mer minute what size can you go?

[@Inventive101]

I will do in the future. now I'm a little busy moving to another country, actually to my own country

[@NoName-um4dt]

How did you cut the acrylic in that shape?

[@stefanpricop4717]

Bravo

[@Inventive101]

Ms

[@Inventive101]

Come on friends, I need more subscribers, more likes

[@Inventive101]

If anyone needs sketches to write to me

[@brinziruslan3702]

Salutare. Cum lucrează iarna la ger instanță în automobil?

[@benjaminsalinasstieg4935]

Hey great job! I have a few questions though. Is this a bipolar assembly, and also how did you manage to avoid the gases to recombine? Ahh and the last question, is the water that becomes H2 and O2 the same water that you introduce with the potassium hydroxide?

[@Inventive101]

Yes it is the same water. I made a separate outlet for each plate so the gases come out separately

[@dilwynlalaouna]

The gases don't recombine spontaneously. Exactly in the same way that you need a spark to ignite a lighter 😉

[@mokhtarchouchane1765]

How much voltage did you applied ?

[@GILLSERGIO]

Not Simple lol but looks cool

[@Inventive101]

😁 Thanks 😉

[@vilanakis]

εχω μια απορια ... ποσο καθαρο ειναι το οξυγονο και ποσο το υδρογονο ? μηπως ειναι καπως μιξαρισμενα μεταξυ τους ? πως θα μπορουσαμε να ξερωμε την καθαροτητα τους? ευχαριστω

[@Inventive101]

Δεν ξέρω ακριβώς πώς μπορείτε να ξέρετε την καθαρότητά τους. Τους έβαλα φωτιά και το υδρογόνο εκρήγνυται και το οξυγόνο δεν.

[@Inventive101]

Welcome to my channel 👍🙏

[@joeyates8707]

Hey bro, your videos are awesome and they’ve helped me so much already 💪 can you tell Me what the hho flow rate of this design is please and at what volts/amps? Cheers!

[@elfillari]

It is not HHO, but H2 AND O2 SEPARATELY!😊

[@Cosmicbuttsnack69]

@@elfillari That's not true. This is a simple electrolysis device, it would only produce HHO. A different process would be needed to separate the two.

[@Inventive101]

It can be even simpler for those who can't get the printer

[@freecrypto5263]

What are the measurements of the black plastic strips separating the panels of a hydrogen cell?

[@Borysfenit]

Interestingly, the performance of devices with separate gas release is different from devices where a mixture of HHO is released?

[@Inventive101]

For higher hydrogen production the power plates increase or add more

[@123klaas]

How much does it produce now?

[@vincedumitru1465]

Hi. I'm from Australia and would like to use this device for blowing balloons. These balloons I will be using for fishing. Do you sell the kit? I don't have the time to create this meticulous project.

[@heikkijoon3830]

Hi! Why we cannot see any wires? Power source?12v?KOH or NAOH in water? Concetration in %?

[@hydrogenh2energy964]

What material do you use for separators - membranes?

[@Inventive101]

Exactly what you saw in the video, plastic from the 3D printer

[@hydrogenh2energy964]

@@Inventive101 And that plastic as a barrier, does it belong to a kind of membrane that allows the ion to pass from the cathode to the anode, or is it just a plastic dielectric barrier for the expansion of gas mixing. The contact structure got into the cell through the bottom hole?

[@carlosmedeiros8205]

Bom dia Como posso comprar um gerador de gases separados . Sou Carlos moro no estado do Mato Grosso, Brasil. Obrigado

[@Inventive101]

Por enquanto, não estou fazendo isso à venda. Não sei como poderia mandar para lá

[@mariogutierrez.o]

Gracias por el video. ¿Tienes los bocetos para impresión 3D?. Saludos

[@Inventive101]

Gracias. si tengo los bocetos para la prensa

[@krysdave2205]

Hi from France .. Well Hydrogen motor couple with petro-carbu motor ( one cylinder by two who's turn with hydrogene and second cylinder turn with petro-carbu ) .. Like that , cylinder petro ignitate the current for needs ..

[@junny740]

Which kind of steel we can use for hydrogen cell

[@user-fb9rs8yk1e]

Hi, my friend, what should Kate's voltage be

[@wildmountainman420]

can you make a complete unit for sale? i don't have 3d printer to make parts. tell me what you would charge to make..

[@Inventive101]

The material used for the printer cost $ 11. and the stainless steel plates because they are few were cheap 25 euros. I made the sketch for the printer myself, the hose and the plugs for a few more euros

[@Inventive101]

No friend, I can't do it for sale yet, why do you want such a generator? it's not exactly the right one, it was created just for a demonstration

[@mikevickers4727]

Is there access to the details of your projects; dimensions, materials etc? Without easy, inexpensive access to the machining capabilities in order to create the parts for any project, my usual m.o. is to 'shop around'/dumpster-dive for parts to repurpose

[@Inventive101]

They are not noted anywhere, only in my videos in some of the descriptions. If you are interested in something I can tell you anything.

[@chukwuemekadavid4452]

Nice work Please how much hydrogen can the best pem electrolyzer produce per hour

[@zodyking4595]

I remember first hearing about HHO builds, now i have 3D printer I'm returning to it to build one today. Question, the reaction splits H20 into H^H & O? If so wouldn't the fumes be poisonous to us, we breathe O2 and not O.

[@Inventive101]

I don't know how good it is for breathing, there are people who build exactly for that but I still haven't documented

[@zodyking4595]

@@VictaoBR Oxygen in the air is O2 not O. Sounds like a small difference but one is poisonous

[@user-wv7vd4qf7c]

Wow 😮

[@Inventive101]

😉👍

[@kool2023A]

Nice Job.Where I can buy this? Thanks

[@vincentcliong]

I see other video which a person use PEM Electrolysis for making Hydrogen only (he trow away oxigen and other things beside hydrogen) and using compressor to compress it in a big gass tank. He always use hydrogen analizer to check how many percent hydrogen its produce. He said that if below 95% its dangerous because Hydrogen and Oxigen mix if pressured can ignite itself. If the not for storage it's ok not pure. I also concern with the distance and seperation the positive and negative electrode. My experience more distance and more seperator of the positive and negative electrode the stream of electricity can flow in water drop dramaticly. So maybe more evicient making HHO because don't need to seperate it with plastic membran and the distance can very very near. In HHO Generator 1mm or 2mm is already diffrence in ampere. Do you have diffrence experience or knowlede because i don't have experience with Hydrogen seperate with Oxigen in dry cell. I have try it before in wet cell. About the distance and the plastic seperator. What the ampere and voltage, what the diffrence with HHO Dry cell example with "+ n n n n n - n n n n n +" thank you.

[@beyondthelawn473]

Do you have a website? Do you sell your hydrogen dry cells?

[@TheAkshay1985]

Nice project👍🏻 what’s the voltage, current, and LPM output of Oxygen of your setup?

[@Inventive101]

A test has not yet been made with the current and amount of gas removed. I'll do it. Stay close

[@TheAkshay1985]

@@Inventive101 looking forward to it. 👍

[@mornaydurant9930]

Thank you for the video, I found it very helpful. Are you able to share the 3D print file with me, please? Also, how did you have the steel plates cut? Do you have your own cutter? Would you mind sharing the brand and model details of your 3d printer and steel cutter with us?

[@Inventive101]

Hi, yes I will send you the 3 D sketches for both separators and plates. The cutter for stainless steel plates is a laser and it is not mine, I go to a workshop to cut them. The printer is not mine either, I also went to a workshop.

[@superchillmusic8453]

@@Inventive101 Could you share them to me as well, Thanks a ton

[@superchillmusic8453]

Mornay Durant did you ever get the files from him, If you did could you share them to me as well? Thank you!

[@mornaydurant9930]

@@superchillmusic8453 no man, nothing

[@Inventive101]

@@superchillmusic8453 Yes, I will send them to you

[@Inventive101]

Electrolysis for everyone to understand

[@martinlopezA]

Hello, very nice device! The working voltage is 12 volt, but electrolysis needs less than 2Vcc. Do you have better results with 12? Thank!

[@Inventive101]

Thank you very much. I think the voltage is divided for each board

[@martinlopezA]

That is no possible because all boards are connected to battery. I saw some device that doesn't connect some boards that are called neutrals. With this configuration you are able to have voltage split, I understood... Maybe less power consumption too!!! But I'm not sure...

[@martinlopezA]

Maybe you can test it connecting only two boards, first and last!

[@Inventive101]

@@martinlopezA I could not put neutral plates on this generator to be able to share hydrogen with oxygen

[@Inventive101]

@@martinlopezA If I connect only two plates or only some the voltage changes, I no longer have a safe division between hydrogen and oxygen.

[@boringmachinepapabros6063]

The best

[@Inventive101]

Thanks

[@jirikrizek778]

Hello excelent and thank you. Can we buy components from you ? God bless you.

[@dilwynlalaouna]

Corrosion question : How are the plates after a longer use ? I guess you're using stainless steel, so I wonder how it actually performs in such a basic solution, and with electricity flow. Because I know that in commercial electrolyser, nickel is used, which is also what makes steel stainless as it contains a certain amount of it.

[@thundergasaway6502]

Apparently I read from someone else not to use stainless steel. It can cause something that's dangerous. Can't remember, hexa something.

[@thundergasaway6502]

Hexavalent chromium was what he said.

[@dilwynlalaouna]

@@thundergasaway6502 Hmm ok, that would not be great in fact.. I'd like someone to show how the electrolysers look later. Because there are many people showing there cells made of stainless steel, and then using a 12V power supply (😯 The reaction potential is 1.23 V !), but found no video about how the device get old...

[@elfillari]

Instead of steel, use a graphite film!😉

[@dilwynlalaouna]

@@elfillari Hmm, I thought aboyt it but never tried.. wouldn't it fall apart over time ? And does it have an electrical resistance low enough.

[@martincstee5335]

Is HHO better or pure hydrogen better for fuel saving in the car?

[@Inventive101]

I think hho is easier and more cost effective to use. The engine also needs oxygen. The separation process is more expensive