Superpowerful Flame 5072 ℉ • Produce Hydrogen from Water - Do it yourself

[@jonasdj101]

This dude is electrically splitting water to then combust it in order to then melt stuff and is showing us exactly how to do it. This video deserves a like.

[@mazewindstudios255]

but also since they're using baking soda (NaHCO3) there's probably carbon monoxide produced from the electrolysis. Why I think that is because hydrogen burns with an almost invisible flame, not an orange one. However don't worry because when carbon monoxide burns it simply turns back into carbon dioxide.

[@Metal_Master_YT]

@@mazewindstudios255 I would imagine the orange is coming from sodium ions that have made it from the baking soda, and was contaminated around the project. the baking soda should release CO2 to form sodium carbonate, and then CO2 again to form sodium hydroxide, or at least these are the common stable sodium species that are usually present.

[@fabio.08]

Its not safe at all, he made an homemade flashback arrestor that simply still isnt safe enough, same concept for the bubbler, it does work most of the time but the main component should be the flashback arrestor(factory ones) and then the bubbler, i can also predict that its going to get some leaks in gasses, he didnt use silicon on some parts he only relied on the close fitting

[@drheud1512]

guys, make sure not to use table salt NaCl. Unless you want to make chlorine gas....

[@TauCu]

Mmmm nothing like the smell of death and poison in the mornin'

[@jerry3790]

Maybe I want to take a shower.

[@ambushb0y]

Ah I've been looking for how to do that, thank you

[@TheUserid82]

And how do you scrub chlorine gas? Bubble it in water or if in air already pass the air in a spray of water.

[@drheud1512]

Andrew H well, the way chlorine is formed is the same as hydrogen. Only does hydrogen form at the cathode(negative) and chlorine at the anode(positive). If you were to collect the oxygen you would also have some amount of chlorine in there. My advice: don't do it.

[@drmed92]

If you reverse the metal cups so the bubbles will escape and go up more easily. You can also use computer power supply. Nice show, I admire your work.

[@jake-8508]

Bump

[@colinconaty763]

Aljubouri A I was just thinking the exact same idea about reversing the metal cups. Well spotted.

[@amvkarthik]

How many amps does a computer power supply output? Cause this project requires very high amperage.

[@KACPER050599]

@@amvkarthik Tens of amps (about 30-40) at 12V rail. The only problem is that this is not current limited power supply so hiccup may occur.

[@havanluong6111]

Aljubouri A ur Y Two

[@crownlands7246]

best part is his smile and enthusiasm... and straightforwardness too, of course

[@shaunhall960]

I'm a jewelry artist and this is the best diy hydrogen generator I have seen.

[@GenoLoma]

I built an HHO (Browns Gas) generator about 10 years ago, and fed the output into my old car.. It more than tripled my mileage, since that car was EFI and fed fuel (gasoline) to the engine based on how the car was travelling.. One evening, just to see how far it would go, I ran the car completely out of gasoline and I drove it 50ks on an empty tank.. burning almost pure hydrogen (with a little petrol vapour).. It finally spluttered and failed, so I switched to the LPG tank fuel and drove home, (via a petrol station).. In the 6 months I ran that HHO system in the car, I covered over 10,000ks (6,000 miles) used about 600 liters of petrol (less than half I would have otherwise), and I didn't have to add any water to the bottle at all.. it used about 15% of the 2 liters I started out with.. amazing system.. incredible amount of energy stored in plain water..

[@GenoLoma]

@Mik Wri You're a fuckwit.. I bet you're invited to all the good parties, aren't you..? I still have the glass jars I used to to generate the HHO gas. They haven't been used since I took them out of the old car, so go and get stuffed with your shitty attitude, or, better yet, build a system yourself and try it out, you might just find out what I already know.. that I'm right.

[@GenoLoma]

Oh, and Mik, just last weekend I dusted off those generator jars to show my almost-5-year-old daughter the power of hydrogen.. I hooked one up to an 18 volt battery from my Makita drill and it worked immediately.. after 10 years in a box in the garage.. Bubbling the gas through soapy water means you can gather up some in a teaspoon and touch a flame to it.. the "pop" of just the smallest bubbles is seriously impressive.. want a bigger bang? Try filling a plastic milk jug, (by way of the displacement method using a large water-filled bucket), and then a small birthday candle taped to the side as a fuse.. Stand as close as you like, or dare..

[@GenoLoma]

@@tynj4173 Get a small clear glass jar, fill it 2/3 with petrol, put it on the concrete and light it.. Now observe the jar from the side, tell me where it's burning.. you note that the flame starts ABOVE the liquid, not ON the liquid. in fact gasoline as a liquid, doesn't burn, because there's no oxygen mixed in with it.. Gasoline VAPOUR is what burns because it can then mix with gaseous oxygen, same as Kerosene, Butane (which is stored pressurised in liquid form), and most other flammable liquids.. So, to answer your question: The Generator breaks water in to Hydrogen and Oxygen, both in gaseous form, these mix (forming HHO) in the collector area at the top of the generator, and are then pushed into the air intake, under the pressure created by the release of more HHO from the water, just before the vehicles manifold. You still have to have 'some' regular fuel in the vehicle (I didn't hook in a switch to turn off the fuel pump for example), so the car still uses a bit of Petrol or LPG, but the HHO gas mixture accounts for a MUCH more powerful fuel, meaning the car revs better, burns cleaner, and the sensors in the cars fuels system then work out that, for some reason, the car is performing better, (it doesn't know, or care, WHY, just that it IS), so it doesn't need to use as much fuel.. however, here's the caveat.. I wouldn't run this system permanently because Hydrogen burns much faster, cleaner and hotter than petrol.. ICE's are designed and engineered to run on fuels which, also by design, are not 'clean', the gunk and oil in petrol and LPG slows the burn time in the cylinders, and helps to lubricate the combustion chamber.. Hydrogen burning as hot as it does will promote conditions where excess heat can eat/decay/corrode the tops of alloy pistons and cylinder walls over time.. but I'm sure an engine could be designed to resist or negate this.. Stainless steel perhaps..? For this reason, I didn't run my HHO system every single day or every single mile, but I did for more than 95% of the total time and distance.. Hope this helps.. :)

[@shitburd]

All the stuff I watch on youtube I'm sure I'm on a list somewhere.

[@StephanBuchin]

😎

[@wordswritteninred7171]

Yeah, but they cant catch ALL of us!

[@brenton2561]

When you are on ALL the lists, feel free to worry😂

[@friedchicken9110]

Lol same ive watched diy guns

[@justaninja1]

If you're not on a list, then you ain't doin it right 😊

[@DeclanMBrennan]

Very nicely designed. That's an impressive rate of gas production.

[@darkmatterpropulsion9042]

nonono my ass has an impressive rate of gas production , ESPECIALLY after spicy food and pizza XD sorry i had to

[@hjha5689]

@@darkmatterpropulsion9042 Well! Let's burn it, then. What are we waiting for? :O :-P

[@darkmatterpropulsion9042]

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[@SixthyGTi]

Before internet - "Don't try this at home" Today - "Try this at home (aka Do it yourself)"

[@harleyme3163]

well the governments trying to hide it since they had Stanley Meyers killed for inventing a working car that ran on "water" aka hydrogen from water on DEMAND.. 100 miles on a drop of water... lol of course they want to keep the qaudrillion dollar oil market... cough gasoline

[@austin5806]

@@harleyme3163 thats not how this works but ok. This is a way to turn electricity into hydrogen and oxygen gas. which are potent fuels. Its a converter for one type of energy to turn into another. It doesn't make free energy. It wont make your car go forever for free or replace gasoline. It only converts electrical energy into fuel. The only way this replaces gasoline is if jackasses stop holding back modern nuclear reactor technology. In that case we will have abundant electricity without relying on combustion and without large amounts of pollution, then using that electricity to turn water into HHO, then using that HHO to power machinery requiring fuels which will put out no pollution.

[@austin5806]

@@harleyme3163 HHO is a two part system used with Nuclear power to fuel the world without pollution. HHO is not a free energy machine.

[@hjha5689]

@@harleyme3163 That's true for all the governments around the world. No exceptions! ;-) lol :-P

[@californium-2526]

@@harleyme3163 Tinfoilers back at it again.

[@fjs1111]

You did a great job. Like you said, the flame arrestor and bubbler are important. Many people have got injured badly because the flame travels back up the tube and into the cell chamber. Well done.

[@paulkleinmeulman6394]

Thanks Rulof, a great easy to understand project with no fluff. Great examples of the power as well.

[@CCumva]

50 amps O_O Sir, you're a savage. Subscribed immediately!

Just when my live gets boring this comes to me like a vision. Nice work maximum respect

[@abhinav2584]

Life*

[@jingalls9142]

The safety tips were perfect. The flashback arrestor and the bubbler make this a tool. This was fascinating as hell brotherman.

[@bmay8818]

That's a pretty decent setup for using not very fancy materials! I don't know a lot about these setups but I'd bet that adding a dessicant dryer in the line would help (I bet your gasses are fairly wet). Also, you could get waay more gas in a smaller space if you used metal screen/mesh on the electrodes, though I think the baking cups are a clever idea.

[@chimpchowder5774]

Good demo. I made mine from 2 copper tubes. That stuff was EXPLOSIVE! I JUST had a flame igniting the bubbles as they rose up. It was like popping popcorn!

[@humzakhatri7085]

Great job as always, one suggestion though, there is a chance of it caching air bubbles under the dishes, you can invert the dishes to solve the problem.

[@Rulof_Fai.da.Te_]

Great advice! Unfortunatly The plates form in the centre a convex shape that can form air bubbles trap

[@gerardvaughan1847]

Good point. Seems he went to all the trouble of drilling extra holes, instead.

[@philstone4277]

thank you for sharing and making it for English. it is fun to learn new things and different ways people make these different types of projects. :)

[@seanfagan4996]

Great to see what's in his mind because i was guessing and all of my guesses were wrong.

[@Inventive101]

Good good video, 1.5 million! Good job comrade! 🙏👍

[@camaretcreations]

Really love this video! Glad to see someone making these fun experiments with everyday objects.

[@PeterPete]

@8:18 Water is leaking out from the nozzle cap. The water has clearly migrated from a water container i.e. bubbler and/or main gas producing cylinder. HHO generators produce a wet gas and any water vapour contained in a flame will foul any weld. My tip for anyone considering HHO, is to dry the gas before use. Perhaps use a condenser and/or maybe run the gas through a dessicant before the gas reaches the nozzle. Imo, the gas produced this way will burn more efficiently.

[@sea0fgreen33]

Could the water be a byproduct of the burning gas or gas recombining in the tube?

[@PeterPete]

@@sea0fgreen33 but the gas burns outside of the tube does it not? how can the gas re-combine in the tube when there is no reaction taking place? you are clearly not familiar with wet and dry 'gases'! It's clear water vapor is carried by the gas products

[@elterga6224]

@@PeterPete it's burning at the base of the nozzle where the hydrogen and oxygen are combining into water. If aimed at the right angle, water vapor can travel into the tube and condense. You are clearly not familiar with the water cycle!

[@sinformant]

Awesome, I'd also suggest making the bubbler chamber a little bigger so you can have more room between the surface of the water and the gas line coming out, maybe also put some sort of baffle in between as well so you don't get water coming through the line and into the torch. I noticed in the video there was water dripping from the torch tip and the flame was an orange color indicating to me the flame was being slightly effected by water vapor.

[@epichourtime]

Hey I think this is kind of good though because they say a hydrogen flame is invisible, but not this one.

[@ledeuce4820]

@@epichourtime True but at the same time it could be lowering the overall temperature of the flame and thus making it less effective than it should be.

[@ravenhhca]

The product of combustion is water

[@8qBIT]

GENIUS! i was thinking about where to get cheap stainless steel plates those muffin cups are genius idea thank you!!

[@smacurface]

*BRAVO* I'm English trying to parla Italiano.... ma va.... Excellent video. Thank you so much for making the effort to share 👍

[@CrustyBiker]

I watch your old Italian video, I understand it just from the visuals, you make hydrogen generator that fills a void above water which pushes the water into another chamber with water and air, if you force feed air into that chamber it starts to back feed the water into HHO chamber, pressurizing it with no possibility off HHO coming back into your mouth tube 💁‍♂️ very cool idea, but very risky having the big chamber of HHO building up, I won't ever create that one but I'm glad you did! Have you ever seen Nighthawkinlight video of simple hho generator with stainless steel wool and a sock, it's soo simple it genius, no need for cutting plates and spacers, which is what puts most people off starting the project..

[@bittusharma.1]

Can we use the batteries rather then that transformer and connet its positive and negative terminals to cathode and anode as in electrolysis as we commonly uses it.🤔🤨

[@fredsavina4965]

And to think, I just took an old power cord and stripped the ends, put them in a jar of water and plugged it in, it bubbled. It was neat, I like how you made a huge surface area to get a lot of bubbling, and trapped the hydrogen and oxygen for use. Cool.

[@dj1NM3]

Great project. BTW: the "040" on the MIG welding tip is really 0.040 of an inch (0.040") or 1mm.

[@Americal1970]

FYI.. HYDROGEN /OXYGEN neutral Flame is clean, lead welding, glass work,. Acelene, LP fuel gases don't work as well. I really like your generator.

[@davidc7999]

"the power of the sun in the palm of my hand"

[@decid3]

The power of the OCEAN in the palm of your hand, too

[@bekaboy2646]

I love people like you I also like to make them best friend bcz they are not selfish Well come to Tanzania

[@robertlangley258]

That was amazing great video. I just hope some “wanna be” basement scientists don’t get hurt trying to do what you have done. You are obviously very knowledgeable concerning the sciences. Hats off to you sir.

[@handlegeoff]

Great project! Cool Flashback Pen & Bubbler!

[@QlueDuPlessis]

That flashback arrester looks a tad inadequate. My understanding is it should be a cake if fine particle sintered metal. Also, that flame colour suggests that there are gasses other than hydrogen and oxygen present. (Chlorine perhaps?)

[@zenjon7892]

I'm thinking sodium from the baking soda

[@The_Cannabis_Connoisseur]

It is distilled water! There is no impurities like chlorine!

[@ignacio7402]

@@zenjon7892 I wonder how sodium ions can get to the end of the tube :/

[@radionorwick5011]

Utter madness, and utterly shed mechanically brilliant. Bravo.

[@LuizBarros99]

Could you make it in a way to store the oxygen and hidrogen SEPARATEDLY?

[@gerardvaughan1847]

You would need the + and - placed in separate containers, with a liquid connection. Like a KZbin ?! So it would cost a little more energy to make the gases separately, because of the resistance of the connecting liquid.

[@LuizBarros99]

@@gerardvaughan1847 but on the bright side you would be able to safely store the gases withou them blowing up catastrophically

[@gerardvaughan1847]

@@LuizBarros99 Yes, far less dangerous. I think the mixture is called Brown's gas, and surely a container of it is a Bomb !

[@LuizBarros99]

@@gerardvaughan1847 yeah, both a high reactive gasous fuel and a highly reactive gasous oxidiser in about perfect proportions...

[@gerardvaughan1847]

@@LuizBarros99 I imagine the proportions would be perfect. I wonder if "fuel cells" + gas bottles will ever compete with Lithium batteries ?

[@jimanderson9403]

Very Impressive Sir. When you melted that lightbulb , I was awe struck. Very nice work.

[@JAKOB1977]

Good work Italia. Cheers from here up north, (DK)

[@محمدباوی-ض7س]

Hello txt me pls

[@mykulpierce]

I made one about 11 years ago and accidentally blew a hole through my parents ceiling! (I learned how to do dry wall that weekend!) So be careful with any flames near the electrolysis chamber. I was using a car battery charger for my power supply at the time, would be fun to revisit project with transformers.

[@JohnSmith-wo5gl]

D'other thing. I'm given to understand that using stainless as electrolizers electrodes creates hexavalent chromium which is, I'm told, carcinogenic. Straight up nickel or carbon is harder to find in such geometries as the sst bisket pans though.

[@dreggory82]

I was looking for this comment.

[@Amipotsophspond]

the nickle strips look cheaper at this time I see 100 for $11 that are 100mm www.ebay.com/i/281263028686?chn=ps

[@gordonlawrence4749]

Unfortunately studies from nickel works in Norway demonstrate that it is also carcinogenic.

[@leucome]

Sure it's carcinogenic enough to be an issue for people who work with industrial quantity for many years. But the amount produced by such a device harmless. Also somebody would need to drink the water from the device to ingest the chromium hexavalent . I'm pretty sure it is not part of the plan.

[@gordonlawrence4749]

@@leucome wrong and wrong. Go read some peer reviewed medical journal articles on the issue RE nickel, and hexavalent chromium particles can be airborne as dust.

[@waterfuel]

Manuscript delivered to Patent office was approved, but redone to Patent, to only allow 50% efficiency increase of oil furnace by addition of steam from water line to spray nozzle. Military soldiers off duty during 1950's collected used jeep oil to burn in used oil furnace. They attached water line SS tubing coil in insulated fire pot and by monitoring temperature point would open valve for T fitting to allow steam line mixed in. The steam had been changed to super heated steam with flame on coil. At 1500 degrees F, the oil valve was shut off , allowing A Hydrogen and Oxygen torch flame to continue. Furnace provided constant heat unless water line shut down. If temperature then was reduced, then oil had to restart furnace to get it back up to proper temperature. Motor had dual shafts for 2 oil pumps for 90lbs. each. The highly sensitized H2O at great pressure was subjected to vibration shockwave when exiting pinpoint hole nozzle to AMBIENT. The gases separated and burned with the 10Kv ignition. The lowered dissociation temperature of steam was realized, rather than normal 3-5000 degrees F. A much smaller working burner unit with fire brick surround in large box was shown to senator in under ground parking garage. No further news came afterwards.

[@Larsanator]

Earned a new sub with this one! Great work!

[@Inventive101]

I really like the way you work. Good luck 👍

[@reinerwahnsinn61]

Good Idea and good Video, but there are some wrong Constructions. Aljubouri says it already , the Steelcups are the wrong Way in Position, so the Gas will rest just under it in the Middle. The most Risk is, that now the explosive Gas can inside result to an accident! Better use two of this Tubes witch is connected witch an small Tube on the Ground and so you can separate Oxygen and Hydrogen in Tube 1 and Tube 2 and so you get more sure! Its an good Idea, but i trink, your Construction is mor dangerous and not so effizient as can be. Its just an Prototype ans thats okay.

[@gerardvaughan1847]

Good point. If the cups touched ( as they look like) and made a spark that'd be the end of that ! I don't recall any mention of insulation there.

[@timellis9293]

Hence him drilling all the small holes around the outside of the cups.

[@BlocmediaReels]

Fabulous! Love your unit - this is basically what Joe was doing - but then he went to the other side ... due to harrassment he stopped all work on vehicles - but instead used the technology for water purification - he showed me filthy water - the gunk fell to the bottom of a jar - and he drank the water off the top!

[@wordswritteninred7171]

I have been curious about this. I dont have any knowledge in this field. So please excuse my ignorance. But I will never learn if I dont ask, right? Lol so, if you can get water to burn (oxygen/hydrogen) why can we not use it in cars? Or for energy, instead of say, coal or nuclear? If there is some videos with the info, I would be very appreciative! Peace

[@MrAndrew990]

Make a v.20 I used to watch your videos and it seems you have improved drastically. Your English seems to be much more fluent. So I say good job and resubbed

[@harleyme3163]

Joe cell. runs a voltwaging buggy for 100 miles on 1 oz. of water.. guy named Stanley Meyers made it.... government oil poisoned him to death. Obvious proof it worked lol

[@moudelzomor1598]

Hey dude.. Do you speak italian language? Anyone speaks 2 languages or more should be smart....pop up in real life.. Grow up.. God created different accents.. Keep practice to understand all people on earth... No more fucking racism.. Fuck zionest spreading english

[@muhammadlufti2967]

This is a simple Electrolyser, you introduce electric current to anode and cathode, thus circulating ions, and create such electrochemical reaction needs high DC current, (mine uses maximum 500amps) just fill with seawater (NaCL+H2O) and introduce more DC current as you will produce H2+ NaOCL (Sodium Hypochlorite), but notes with higher current, you will produce much more NaOCL and H2, of course you need to dillute the H2 with fresh air (you can also install it with small air blower in to product collecting tank for example) and for NaOCL, you can use as bleaching agent (mix with proper solution with NaOH, and disinfectant, effective for marine growth in proper chlorine concentration, unfortunately the disadvantages are NaOCL is easily vaporised thus reducing the concentration. Anyway great experiment, every materials bulit from scratch, keep going with it and you need to design even bigger whole system to crrate even bigger capacity of hydrogen gas.

[@henkfokkema3743]

the idea is healthy, but stainless steel will rust in a NaCl environment. Unless you use special( more expensive ) stainless steel containing Molybdenum.

[@BasementBen]

Anyone to try this use Caution, if your cell runs hot and/or creates a yellow/orange Electrolyte solution that is likely to be Sodium Chromate (if sodium salt electrolyte). Chromates are *Cancerous* and the way to check is acidified hydrogen peroxide (dilute sulfuric +some h202) will indicate a momentary Bluish Violet reaction which quickly dissipates, that is the Cr+6 being destroyed down to Cr+3 state. There are ways to destroy the Chromates, (ascorbic acid, sulfite powders) Great project! (Not a chemist btw.)

[@hachikiina]

more than useful info, so people don't kill themselves while replicating this. thanks

[@arnavchhabra430]

But where has he used chromium or any chromium salt?

[@hachikiina]

@@arnavchhabra430 rulof didn't, but other people might use it accidentally lol

[@BasementBen]

@@arnavchhabra430 Chromium in the Stainless steel leaches out from the Positive electrode and oxidized to a +6 state and with sodium being used as common electrolyte

[@arnavchhabra430]

Ok,Thanks for the knowledge

[@trentonjennings9105]

This brings back fond memories of making slag heaps in the welding booth in high-school shop. For some reason lost to me now that was funny as all get out back then.

[@Dailymailnewz]

Now, there are a couple of issues with the few statements: First, temperature 2800 degrees? Will, it not burn the little nose of device you are using itself? The hottest part of the fire is blue if I am not wrong but that is only around 1400 degrees.

[@ataphelicopter5734]

The pressure of the gas and its speed keep the heat away from the brass nozzle. Also the colour is from impurities as the brass erodes, but hydrogen burns red otherwise.

[@lordmaddrox]

Hottest part of a flame is the tip

[@JohnHolmes1]

There must have been bubbles of mixed gas under each lip. You also have built a very powerful explosive device. If your safeties had failed, you never would have known it. Kudos, Man Live to fight another day

[@thehuntingbear8133]

"safety is very important" has a exposed ass trasnformer sitting right next to his generator

[@carlsmith4767]

that's filled with water?

[@paulpardee]

He didn't say "Safety is number one priority". Just that it's important.

[@benjaminbarr8714]

It's only 5V it wont shock him unless he's touches it with wet hands filled with an electrolyte

[@hexdude24]

He knows what not to touch. In this case, the primary coil terminals. For you uneducated people, 'don't touch the "scary stuff." '

[@benjaminbarr8714]

@@hexdude24 is there any potential for arcing?

[@Dennis-et9vq]

Rulof, nice video. You're a smart guy.

[@vanreliant5584]

The oxyhydrogen torch was the forerunner to oxyacetylene welding back in the early 1900s

[@marklewis4793]

..and then safety became a thing.

[@j.christie2594]

Easy Flash-back "Arrestor", take 2- 1/4 inch barbed male to 1 inch threaded +1- 1 inch threaded connector. Teflon threads on both threaded piece's. Put together 1 male barb together threaded piece, and threaded connector. Stuff with STEEL WOOL as hard as you can, then stuff other male barb/threaded reducer's wide end, then assembled piece's. Test for Air tightness. Remember to be changing Steel wool every several month's or so depending on usage, KOH or baking soda will collect and clog. This also work's as Scrubber, several in-line will protect an Engine. This will save you from Explosion's, when using GASSES for Torch.. Same Idea, open ended pipe standing vertical, with Steel WOol packed in it, or Fine sand and FIre will only be on Surface of Sand or Steel Wool, Really great idea for heating, saw on YT. That worked last winter for Heating, I had small Plug in, 12 Volt, 2 AMp Pulse width modulator running a 9, 2X2 inch Plate Dry Cell, one Cup of Water per Night, Warm and cozy.

[@moniquelevesque8756]

Love love your videos! Your Amazing Inventor creator.

[@igotstoknow2]

It is interesting that many, if not most, 'creators' live to mock God the Creator who created the miracle of the 'creators' lives.

[@محمدباوی-ض7س]

Txt me pls

[@pietrogrisanti6516]

Rulof in english non sapevo che esistesse il canale in inglese, wow, un uomo, un eccellenza italiana nel mondo

[@excitedbox5705]

flip your metal cups over so they don´t catch bubbles of gas underneath.

[@cimachu]

I would suggest changing the bubbler to have a lid that is removed more easily. It is meant to act as a flashback arrester, and if there is a flashback, there needs to be a pop off lid, not a screw on one, otherwise, the whole bubbler will brow up, making it dangerous and defeating the purpose.

[@treyb2885]

Yep..

[@herteldentv1614]

Hı. 06:55 video times. Can you tell me about the electrical installation in detail?

[@Ferraday]

Her Telden TV 1000 watt high voltage transformer from microwave except he took out the high voltage secondary coil out and replaced it with a few thick windings to make it low voltage high amperage instead. A very easy way of making a high current power supply. You can also use a computer power supply if you don’t have an old microwave

[@Frikzter]

@@Ferraday Would an arc welder have too much voltage?

[@shadyshelby8361]

@@Ferraday oh yeah yeah

[@davoodehajiraj]

I love the way u explain the project through the video and also ur accent shows u r a kool and easy going person And the fridge full of Red bull behind confirms it

[@lukaskuhl902]

This is very dangerous you should always keep the oxigen and the hydrogen saperate right until you need to combine them in your torch. its very easy to do, just saperate the positiv and the negativ elektrode of your dc voltage source in two seperate containers and connecte thecontainers somewere under the water lever with a tube to make an electrical connection. then run the two ouput tubes of your electrode containers in your torch make sure to flush the hydrogenline or better both if you are not sure witch electrode makes the hydrogen so there is no oxigen in your hydrogen line. please make an upgraded video of the device for your and your viewer safty.

[@omotolaoyeniyi631]

Wrong, you don't need to isolate either

[@aasmith6117]

He already had 2 safety features I'm sure it's fine.

[@JuanCarlos-fn3be]

Hey people opinions are always welcome and it's for safety first

[@nfn15]

Hydrogen and oxygen is water

[@JuanCarlos-fn3be]

So if it's water don't suppose to be dangerous how you get combustion

[@frederickessler2472]

Bonjour vous êtes trop fort merci beaucoup 😄 👍👍👍

[@jorjicostava2913]

this is probably the coolest(or hottest) video i've ever seen

[@hunters36forgingwoodworkin73]

I see what you did there.

[@darrenmarchant1720]

"follow me couple of minutes I show you whats in my mind" fire possible explosions, maybe a mild blister and possibly less hair on one arm for a while. this guy rocks it.

[@gravesoldiery3056]

I just found channel myself he’s got all kinds of crazy in his lair awesome

[@lordvgames]

9:00 any intel CPU trying to play a somewhat demanding game

[@thebigcheese8715]

that's AMD for ya. intel actually runs at its ghz rating, AMD's ghz rating is it's "peak" performance meaning it does not begin to run at it's rating

[@mertgemicioglu5346]

LMAO

[@soli3605]

Wicked video! I always have been interested in hydrogen, nice build! Didnt think of using baking soda great work :)

[@yewwtooob]

Haha, "burn easily" dude, it detonated at around 5000 meter per second.

[@adamdahlberg3401]

That's flame burns (3800c) is 2 - 3 times the amount of heat needed to melt gold (1064c). Nice video.

[@sancar65]

Awesome video ! The music is a pain tho :(

[@RulofMaker]

bad music? :( is always difficuolt to find creative common music that sounds good..

[@sancar65]

@@RulofMaker Yes I understand :) Here's s a good KZbin channel with rights free music kzbin.info/door/ht8qITGkBvXKsR1Byln-wA You just have to give credits to them in the description and it's free. Enjoy !

[@everybot-it]

The part where gas is produced the music was perfect though

[@wonderwang1585]

Cute and talented Italian young guy， thank you

[@michaelulmer9129]

I know the science is sound, but I feel like he cut corners and proper glass seals and equipment could have made a huge difference. His set up is sloppy.

[@Ferraday]

Michael Ulmer it’s practical and safe enough, there isn’t much need for proper equipment and small amounts of released gas aren’t harmful at all

[@haka8702]

He doesn't seem to have a sense of doing it proper. His focus is on just getting it to work, not getting it to work greatly. Still interesting how well it worked.

[@patrickstewart2483]

I like the accent 👌

[@robc5639]

Rulof, you are such a legend, love your channel. cheers Rob

[@AL_O0]

You should put the plates in in the opposite direction, so the bubbles can’t get trapped

[@FilipeDGuedes]

That's what the small holes are for

[@sonoragingerdoodles]

Amazing Video! Amazing English too!

[@asvarius8760]

true hahahahaah

[@Emilthehun]

This was a fun experiment I did a few years ago. Does make a big bang when you make a mistake lmaoooo

[@3ccdmike]

I like the color of the flame, it's like the Sun.

[@anasmrright]

Had to mute most of this because the awful music is very loud.

[@stabbymcstabstab5777]

It's quite as mate

[@devanvelo3725]

Next episode, make a car engine using this?

[@Grattazziatto]

He has made it 5 years ago, but in the Italian channel

[@devanvelo3725]

Riccardo Graziato send link please

[@satishmahajan2643]

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[@andersonfantini5951]

Amazing! Lets us produce some cars with this technology!

[@janjohansenmusic]

anderson fantini Check out the “no fuel” airplane films. Burning compressed air?

[@noahbarkelew6093]

Electric cars are already more efficient than this. Using a battery for electrolysis and then burning the products yields less useful energy.

[@tmanrogers95]

"Let me show you it's features!"

[@TheKennethfilm]

HAHAHA

[@egy_fekete_volga755]

Laughs in German

[@daves2354]

Lmao! I thought I was the only one saying this constantly now

[@garcxonfirman9106]

How to create hydrogen with slingshot

[@frankiegargoyle7783]

nice call on the airstone, my 1/4"tube bubbler sucks because it makes my weird air digital

[@dnsheicke8224]

OMG he sounds exactly like anomaly xD

[@gorentlamanoharmanohar1779]

Best experience and experiment on electrolysis process...👍👍

[@lucianoguarino765]

Spacchi anche in lingua inglese😂😂

[@robgad2271]

Cool hydrogen generator, but I have two comments. Why is the torch flame yellow? Burning hydrogen and oxygen are invisible and can only be seen with an infrared scanning camera. Also, how can it be 5072°F? A torch tip of this type can only reach temperatures of around 2900°F before melting. Aluminum melts below 1000°F, while gold and copper melt just below 2000°F, and glass melts just around that temperature as well. Good luck with your projects, it's fun to watch.

[@Robfergy]

My dentist uses this? We’re going to have a little chat...

[@mattex3396]

I hope they don't use this in our mouth 😂

[@leejones3155]

@@mattex3396 they use it for ceramic crowns and welding cast metal denture frames

[@joedimaunahan4525]

THAT'S GREAT. GOOD LUCK TO MORE PROJECTS YOU'RE TO MAKE.

[@williampitts7646]

"You can find it in front of the magnetron" Me: oh right, exactly, that thing.

[@matic1265]

IS that a transformer?

[@TonyStarkCLC]

Magnetron is an electromagnetic resonance chamber present in radio devices that require an incredibly high frequency, in order to transmit radio waves at such great distances, or harness the power in a very reduced space surrounded by a specifically very powerful faraday cage made to hear up things in a considerably short period of time without requiring fire... In layman's terms, that thingy inside a microwave oven that makes it heat stuff. Or that thingy in the antennas that sends radio signals to our smartphones.

[@larryleisuresuit9584]

WOW!!!!!! so many ideas come to mind with this ! very cool!

[@BlueEternities]

Next up, making a car that runs on this principle! ;-) Careful though, several people have "committed suicide" after such a creation.

[@hugeshows]

Even with the bubbler, there are many ways this could explode. I would never in any circumstance produce hydrogen gas, let alone a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen in such flimsy containers. Having said all that, this is a neat little gadget.

[@zoesdada8923]

This is the future. Be careful. The king of random shared this tech and had an "accident" like everyone else who has tried to share it.

[@drdbbajpai]

great , the experimented projects helps a lot for cheap fuels and if any one among us, can try this project for motor cycle and four wheel vehicles as an alternative fuel in place of patrol, this project helps in producing cooking gas for domestic use , great innovation, thanks

[@KaraEffect]

Dont bother dude, if hydrogen put into air, u make dangerous bomb. Thats why they dont do in motorcycle.. etc

[@metou3072]

I call BS... That flame was nowhere near 3000 degrees C... More like 1000c...anyone that understands torches and how to use them know that a yellow flame is never a good thing...actually it's a very bad thing(unless you want low temp flame and impurities are not an issue with what you are using the flame for) and tells you things... It tells you that you are not getting complete combustion and it is starving for oxygen...which means low temps... The yellow flame is a result of small carbon (soot) particles in the flame because of the lack of oxygen...this is because you are using the fuel in a 2to1 ratio...2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen...in theory this should be sufficient to get 3000c temps...but not in practice because of the environment that you are using it in...a 4 to 1 or 5 to 1 ratio is needed to avoid a carbon flame(yellow)...the color of the flame should be blue...you can only get a blue flame with complete combustion when burning fuel...so if u do not see a blue flame something is wrong...using a carbon flame(yellow) to solder would make it weaker because of the impurities of the carbon flame... You should never use a yellow flame from burning fuel for much more than lighting candles and stuff like that

[@aasmith6117]

Carbon...? What...? The fuel is hydrogen and oxygen; there's no way carbon can enter the mixture. And burning oxygen with hydrogen produces Incredibly hot temperatures like 3000°C.

[@metou3072]

@@aasmith6117 from the environment dipshit...what you can't read either... You have a very serious lack of understanding of combustion and should shut your mouth cause you are just making yourself look like an idiot...which apparently is something that you have gotten quite good at with all the practice of being an idiot..yel(low) flame means low temp..and incomplete combustion...and if you man up and apologise I will even share some knowledge with you...if not all of us will just continue to 👉 and 😁 at you... After all you did notice what I said in my original comment right? Nope.. I don't think so

[@metou3072]

@@aasmith6117 just because you are such a dumbass I will learn you something today... Consider it your Xmas present from yours truly...oxygen has a unique property...oxygen is paramagnetic...which means that when oxygen is in the presence of an external magnetic field...it creates it's own magnetic field to oppose the external magnetic field...everything has a magnetic field because everything is made of the same exact things.. This is why oxygen is able to combine with so many other things...he is not making enough oxygen to prevent this from happening.. Which is why I said 4to1 or 5to1 is needed(in practice ) for complete combustion and the temps of up to 3000c(about 5200f)..water is 2to1...which will only give you temps of about 1000c...just research why yellow flame is not good when burning fuel...your wasting fuel

[@metou3072]

@Autistic Boy please show me where I said that burning oxyhydrogen produces carbon...yellow flame means incomplete combustion of the fuel...its not the correct fuel to oxygen ratio...the color of the flame when burning a fuel tells you things...yellow flame means low temp because of incomplete combustion...which causes carbon monoxide because of the incomplete combustion ..you need to have the correct fuel to oxygen ratio for complete combustion...which this man clearly does not...the yellow flame tells you that...your "clean" energy is only when you have complete combustion with the correct fuel to oxygen ratio...otherwise it's not efficient and wasteful

[@aasmith6117]

@@metou3072 Jesus christ "im going to learn you something". How about you shut the fuck up. You obviously know nothing if you resort to calling names for no reason. The reason that flame is yellow is due to impurities in the air burning. Not because of whatever shit you're talking about. It is indeed burning at 3k celcius because it's a mixture of pure HHO. Educate yourself before playing the big man.

[@niklar55]

It would probably be an advantage to put all the cups together, and drill them as one piece. Then all the edges would be aligned, and there would be less chance of them touching, also all the holes would be aligned.

[@Simo559]

now just use your generator to run your car or motorbike and put it on youtube :)

[@Endrix_]

He did it some years ago on the italian channel

[@Simo559]

@@Endrix_ can you show us the link?

[@Endrix_]

@@Simo559 sure kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGXSqKGhma5nl9U

[@bluesky6985]

Stan Meyer was murdered over his water powered car 20 years ago

[@C2H5OH-2H2O]

Nпацаны такое сделали ,правда с ацетиленом. Но что то пошло не так) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIfNp4l-lt1gptk

[@3000gtwelder]

SUPER Janky.... Nice job!

[@atmf3524]

And that's how you make a crack pipe kids