30khz hho experiment
Another test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbXrVowFNl8
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Re: 30khz hho experiment
« Reply #2, on January 13th, 2020, 04:44 PM »Last edited on January 16th, 2020, 04:13 PM
okay update :D , remodeled the cell, added washer spacers between the wire connector and plates, seems to have increased the amp draw (acting like a resistor?), while also increasing production between the plates. this video is straight cold tap water no pwm @ 5a,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XglXE-_i0qg
i did do a 30khz test, but i wanted to test it with no pwm, to see if there was actually any visual difference in amps and production , this resulted in me accidentally short circuiting my board. so instead of rebuilding the original circuit, i am using a 555 to replicate the experiment as it gives me more choice but will do the same as the other circuit.
now the differences / visual observation which i feel should be looked at further, however these could be failures with my circuit / equipment. as im not 100% sure it was the short circuit.
no pwm 5a / pwm 4a
no pwm - meter goes from 4.5a to 5a in about a second after turn on / pwm - meter goes up in incremental steps (1,1.5,2,2.5) up to 4a over about 4 seconds.
no pwm - when pulled out of water amps drop to zero / pwm - when lifted out of water, drops to 2a , but continues to make bubbling sound for afew seconds, before tapering off.
now the painfully idiotic bit for me, i didnt record it , because i wanted to see if i got the same from no pwm first. but new circuit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XglXE-_i0qg
i did do a 30khz test, but i wanted to test it with no pwm, to see if there was actually any visual difference in amps and production , this resulted in me accidentally short circuiting my board. so instead of rebuilding the original circuit, i am using a 555 to replicate the experiment as it gives me more choice but will do the same as the other circuit.
now the differences / visual observation which i feel should be looked at further, however these could be failures with my circuit / equipment. as im not 100% sure it was the short circuit.
no pwm 5a / pwm 4a
no pwm - meter goes from 4.5a to 5a in about a second after turn on / pwm - meter goes up in incremental steps (1,1.5,2,2.5) up to 4a over about 4 seconds.
no pwm - when pulled out of water amps drop to zero / pwm - when lifted out of water, drops to 2a , but continues to make bubbling sound for afew seconds, before tapering off.
now the painfully idiotic bit for me, i didnt record it , because i wanted to see if i got the same from no pwm first. but new circuit.