Just posting to say hello and tell you a little about myself. I've been interested in HHO and Meyer technology for a couple of years and just recently i've taken the plunge and started to build my own system. I'm not going for the brute force method of electrolysis but rather Meyers low energy input system.
I've build most of the front end of my device with PWM's. Based on a NEC555 for the main pulse and K8004 for the gating together with Optocouplers and a couple of Mosfets to isolate the PWM's from the main voltage supply.
Built a system also that allows me to use a PC as a scope which is up and running.
Not built my secondary circuit yet with the voltage intensifier, the coils and the fuel cell but have had the PWM coupled up to a test cell at 7vcd brute force method and had significant gas production in tap water at 1.2amps. I did that test because I was curious if I could produce gas in tap water with normal electrolysis which I did.
I've been building the system for about a month and next week I will be starting work on a pair of resonant coils. My cell and coil RF will be around the 17Khz range and the gating based on one eighth of that frequency round about 2.1Khz.
My cells are around 19600mm2 (total cell surface area) flat plate with the negative plate coated in Delrin 500 and the positive plates left bare at a plate spacing of 1.5mm between them. Hope to be doing some testing in the next few weeks or months depending how it goes.
I've build most of the front end of my device with PWM's. Based on a NEC555 for the main pulse and K8004 for the gating together with Optocouplers and a couple of Mosfets to isolate the PWM's from the main voltage supply.
Built a system also that allows me to use a PC as a scope which is up and running.
Not built my secondary circuit yet with the voltage intensifier, the coils and the fuel cell but have had the PWM coupled up to a test cell at 7vcd brute force method and had significant gas production in tap water at 1.2amps. I did that test because I was curious if I could produce gas in tap water with normal electrolysis which I did.
I've been building the system for about a month and next week I will be starting work on a pair of resonant coils. My cell and coil RF will be around the 17Khz range and the gating based on one eighth of that frequency round about 2.1Khz.
My cells are around 19600mm2 (total cell surface area) flat plate with the negative plate coated in Delrin 500 and the positive plates left bare at a plate spacing of 1.5mm between them. Hope to be doing some testing in the next few weeks or months depending how it goes.