HOW TO 100% WATER HHO

[Shaman]

I have no idea what kind of mental manipulation is going on but there are a lot of smart people looking at HHO system to run their car but are going crazy trying to minimize the power utilized in the electrolysis process.

WHY!!?? The average car has at least 100hp which is more than enough.

Let me show you why, the biggest HHO unit the SuperNova for instance can put out 25 liters a MINUTE! That's way too much, we need maybe only one liter but lets take that and see. It takes 2000 AMP at 12 volt to run it at that capacity.

1hp = 745 Watts

To run the SuperNova you need 12 x 2000 = 24000 Watts or 32hp..

So even if you have a lame little car with 100hp you still have 68HP left over to run the vehicle!!!!

What then is the problem??? The problem is the crappy alternator and battery drain / recharge but it's not the POWER OUTPUT of the engine!!

So basically in the worst case all you need do is add another battery and another alternator and connect the secondary to the HHO !!!!

It knocks off whatever horsepower and you got the rest.

THIS IS FREE ENERGY!!!!! ENERGY FROM WATER ALONE!!!!!

You can run your house on your car like this.. That's it, this quest for me is over.

Cheers,
+Shaman

[billhac]

thats great, but its not allways easy to add a second alternator and battery, so why not use TEGs same thing, just smaller, your will still get the power needed just not from any alternator or battery, you will get it from heat.

[Shaman]

Yea well TEG's are good to use as well. However, they dish out very little energy in comparison to the ICE engine itself.

Most people don't comprehend that a 200HP engine dishes out 1.49MW and that's in MEGAWATTS!

An average home needs around 3kw!

We are talking a LOT of energy coming out of an ICE.. all we need do is tap it!

[billhac]

i agree but with tight tolerances in the engine compartments, sometimes there just isent room for it so we work around it.

[Llew]

I have to disagree with " Shaman " 1HP = .75 KW therefore .75 x 200 = 150 KW. Generally car alternators draw between 3 and 4 HP. I know this because I have made several fast chargers using Bosh 35 amp alternators driven by a 3 HP electric motor. The charge at 35 amps continuously. I remove the CVC and fit a variable rheostat, which allows it to trickle charge at say 2 amps.
Llew