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This is another gen my father is working on, I went over to his house to find this on his workbench.

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This is an overview of the components received with the Magdrive generator. Note: The PWM was purchased separately.

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http://www.hho4free.com MUST READ THIS - Electrolysis of water into Hydrogen & Oxygen. Increase your MPG via the unused power of your Alternator, while you drive. These are the first hydrogen cells we made last year. We started with the Joe Cell concept and modified it for Electrolysis. The 4 parts of this video show you the inner works of the gas production. You will see, from a birds eye view, the gas being produced in a solid stainless steel container; one that can be put under a strong vaccum. At startup, notice that the gas is being produced in the center of the cell. It then starts producing in adjacent tubes as current moves towards the positive outer tube. For this to happen, your tubes need to be properly aligned North and South. That is, the tops of each tube must be magnetic North, and the bottoms must be magnetic South (the tubes contain "some" magnetism. Think of the tube as a magnet. If your alignment is off on a tube, there will be little to no gas production around that tube. You can test your tubes for N & S by putting a needle on a thread and magnetizing the tip of the needle (N or S). Hang the thread over the tube, just barely clearing the surface, and rock each end of the tube under the needle. It will start to swing as you rock. One end will swing more than the other. Mark them accordingly and put your tubes together with the like marks facing the same direction. It works. Part 2 shows more hydrogen production, and several different size cells, with different tube configurations. Please read the important details I added to the right of each video. Later, in Part 3, you will see gas being produced in a glass jar. Pay attention to what influence the magnetic field has on the hydrogen bubbles. Part 4 is about exploding a balloon filled with HHO gas (I love that part). I would like to point out that if you build your cell out of stainless steel, as we did, it will withstand Flashback explosions. Plastic can blow up. I would also like to point out another advantage of an all stainless steel unit. Electrolysis causes heat. The longer the cell runs, the hotter it gets, the hotter it gets, the more current you're going to get. Your plastic and rubber units will get soft and may explode. If your cell is under a vaccume, it will implode. However, your steel unit will take a lickin and keep on tickin. Be smart, be safe, use metal containers. If you want to control your current (amperage), and you do want to control it, use a DC volt PWM to regulate it. You can find 15 amp continuous to 80 amp continuous PWM's on ebay. They will pulse your DC voltage to the cell. The pulsing will also help regulate the heat. You want heat, but you need to control it. The PWM will help you do that. Visit my channel to get details of all of my videos. It will be a learning experience. http://www.youtube.com/daddyo44907

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Get this on CD on my website! www.pwmpower.com Please watch all videos as they go up. This part one will show you what you need to get started. I do build these for people. Other parts will fallow as I make the videos. Please stay tunned.

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This is a generator built by my father. I just thought I would post it here!

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8th Documented Video Test of a DUAL 4 Plate HHO Cell w/ Distilled Water and Sodium-Bicarbonate and Sodium-Biphosphate as Electrolyte (2 teaspoons of both). HHO-Cell Basic PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) Test: ..Results.will.be.posted.. Our PWM unit consists of a basic 555-timer circuit, tied into a darlington pair transistor intergrated circuit to drive the coil on our relay. This a rudimentary set-up to experiment with some type of on/off state to simulate a solid-state pulse width modulator for cutting Amperage on the cell. Making the voltage do the work.. Upgrades to HHO-Cell: Attached Bubbler for safety precaution resulting in possible ignition of vapor into the cell. Also a permanent thermometer for further studying the hho-cell's temperature during operation.

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Get this on CD on my website! www.pwmpower.com Please watch all videos from #1 til the end. In this section, I covered the PCB. If you have any questions, then please ask. Detailed photos are sent by request only. Let me know what you think of the video. Next section will come within a few days. I will build it, test it, and install it in my car to see how it works out. I would like your opinion. Thanks for everything.

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This video shows the process of installing the EFIE into my HHO project car. In the video, "control box" refers to my control panel which contains the pwm, switches, indicator lights and the like.

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For latest news please visit my web site http://www.alt-nrg.org/ [p] Demo of the 8" EBN HHO cell being powered by my current limiting PWM.

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Just going over some concepts of pulsing the Stanley Meyer tubes with no electrolyte and straight tap water. Appears to work very well for regulating our amperage where before we had no control over the levels being administered to the hho-cell. Spacing between the tubes is about 1/8" Voltage is around 24VDC. Amperage varies due to pulsing of the circuit. The tubes are still being acclimated (broken -in) so that is why you see the red-scummy water in the bath. This was most likely due to dumping all the amperage through the cell in the earlier video. Started to remove the impurities in the metal, unsure of the grade with these tubes. Review / Wavetek Frequency Generator (Model 186) 5MHz Phaselock Loop. Also, OWON PDS-5022S Dual-channel Colour Digital Storage Oscilliscope 25MHz 100MS/s In this video there is no pulse width modulation due to using the LAWTON style switching. (555 timer) The Wavetek is generating the frequency to pulse the hydrogen fuel cell. Regards, sirHOAX

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Well, I took my Generator for a test to see how well the car will handle the power consumption of the generator. The test results were not what I expected. I got about 4 miles away from the house when my battery was going dead, and the alternator could not handle the generator because it's a 60 amp alternator. I quickly pulled over and disconnected the generator so I can continue on driving. What I am going to do next, is build a PWM controller for the generator, so hopefully everything will work out and I will be able to reduce the power going into the generator or just adjust the PWM so the generator itself will produce the same amount of gas but consume less power. Some more test are to be done, but if you tune in, I will show you step by step how to build a PWM fairly low cost and great power. The one I am going to build will be able to handle over 120 AMP without a problem with adjustable duty to control the power going to the generator. Stay tuned, it will take a few days before videos go up.

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120VAC@3Amps==360Watts

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Get this on CD on my website! www.pwmpower.com Hey; Sorry for the late posting, I have been without an ISP. Here it is, Installing the components. If you need detailed pictures, I have 600MB of info on this, Pictures and Videos. If you want it, I can send you a free CD. Just send me your info.

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Here is the first part of the pwm system, next i will make all the connections with the wires, of course everything will be very clear so that everyone can replicate this. REMEMBER THAT THE AUTHOR OF THIS PWM SYSTEM IS DAVE LAWTON PLEASE READ BELOW: THE mF IS WRONG I USED uF CAPACITORS SO BE CAREFUL I AM SORRY FOR THE MISTAKE

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First real production numbers from the new build.

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This is just some thing I have been working on now for a while and thought I just thought I would share some info. The plates are Home Depot blank wall plates. There are 11 total and they are spaced with 1/16th nylon washers. The plate configuration is +nnnn-nnnn+. I'm using steam distilled water with no electrolyt but will be trying it with electrolyt soon. There is 80volts DC across the plates. My theory is that pulsed high voltage DC is more efficient than just 12 volts DC. I think the Pochintwin videos demonstrate this quite clearly. However I have noticed that the water temp rises faster and the HHO is more power full than with 12volts and baking soda! The reason I'm not using my PWM to drive the toroid is because the frequency that it can put out is to hi to drive such a large transformer / inductor. The magnetic field saturates and it just gets hot! So I will be modifying my PWM to run at a much lower frequency. If your wondering were I got my toroid, I got it from a military parts surplus store.

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HHO Generator Producing 1 Liters in 1.5 minutes. Running at 12.6V at 5amps. No PWM with 20:1 backing soda!!

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For latest news please visit my web site http://www.alt-nrg.org/ . This is part of the first batch of 20 etched PWM PC boards. Get'em while they're hot!

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12 Volts, 2 amps

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Better hydrongen production compared to my other experimental electrode. Smaller tube is 1/4"x 4" and bigger tube is 1/2" grade 316 Stainless steel wall 1/32" thick. consumed 13vdc 1.6amp, container diameter= 3" the disc rings holding the tube are 2" dia. will install this unit into my car and step up the voltage to 200vdc