Portable Hydrogen HHO Generator 7 plates save Fuel 75%

da eto destvitelno rabotaet i daze ochen xorosho do 75%, vse zavisit ot togo kakoy ampiraz vi ispolzuete, i na kakoy obem motora na vashey mashine, teper ya ustanavlivauu na Toyota Matrix 05 s 1.8L motor, i ya nadeus chto etot riaktor das bolshe % shem na Nissane s 4.0L dvigatel

no is't not true, the working surface is very important, I have a 252-inch of working surface area, and they connected +-+-+-+ no neutral

Privet Petr, neujeli eto pravda rabotaet? neyjeli bez obmanivania bort. komputera mojno dostich 75%? skol'ko litr/min na vihode? kakoi vid plastin vnytri? material? prodaesh' li ti hho generatori, esli da to skol'ko stoit i kak tiajelo ystanavlivat'?

Thanks GPeter and CPC for the replys. I have heard that it's the "edges" of the plates that are more important than the actual surfaces or sides. Do you find that to be true in your experiments?

Its a 7 plates, and plates is 6×3 and total of 252 inch of working surface area, and they connected +-+-+-+

The power supply Im using its a PWM and is 70A max made by me, there is no adjustment for oxygen sensors, but I will do that next, it will have adjustment for oxygen sensor and air flo sensor, the 75%+ is on 30amp +

Title says 7 plate, but number of plates is less relivent than total surface area and function of power supply.

Is you power supply a PWM? Do you have a circuit to adjust the oxygen sensors on your vehicle? Do you modify the MAP or anything else on the vehicles computer.What electrolyte do you add? 75% seem quite a claim to me. Keep up the great work.

Nice job GPeter! Could you describe and or show what setup you used as for the generator? was it a 4,5,or even 8 plate setup?
Thanks, Ron

A portable hho system is an exellent idea. Very impressed, keep up the work.
The winter cell system is needed. I haven't seen much to address that issue.
I had the thermal runaway problem but was able to fix it by using 2 cell units and some swithing.
Look forward to more vids.

it's Alaska

What state do you live in GPeter?

I work as a optical technician, and my job requires to be creative, and a little bit a scientist too.

wher do u work? u seem like a scientist or something, i especially like your mt2 videos.

Thank you,

nice! wow, ur very smart, i like ur videos! *****