|
| steojj |
|
||
|
Hi Gathr,
I'm currently simulating the system on my own. It is made up of a peanut butter jar, two protruding electrodes at the jar cover and small hose going through jar cover as well just above water surface, meant to channel HHO gas.....? The small hose is then placed in a cup of water to detect any presence of gas. But it seems i cant channel the gas through the hose although there bubbles in the water. Did i miss anything or the connections need to be air-tight? |
||
| Top | |
||
| maxnett |
|
||
|
Thanks for doing the pioneering work Garthr. Would you mind linking in a few pics of your cell if you can?
regards Maxnett |
||
| Top | |
||
| maxnett |
|
||
|
Sorry to double up the pics question. I did not see page 2 to this forum until after I posted the question. Please upgrade me to Fordmods Gumby Newbie
|
||
| Top | |
||
| garthr |
|
||
|
Quote: I'm currently simulating the system on my own. It is made up of a peanut butter jar, two protruding electrodes at the jar cover and small hose going through jar cover as well just above water surface, meant to channel HHO gas.....? The small hose is then placed in a cup of water to detect any presence of gas.
But it seems i cant channel the gas through the hose although there bubbles in the water. Did i miss anything or the connections need to be air-tight? yes -especially if u want any sort of pressure to build u do need everything to seal properly. - not so important i think when u are connected to engine vacuum. just allows a small amount of extra air to go into motor with the gas.
_________________ Garthr
|
||
| Top | |
||
| garthr |
|
||
|
this is a document that i got a lot of info from
http://www.water4gas.com/members/dwnld/User-Manual.pdf
_________________ Garthr
Last edited by garthr on Wed Feb 20, 2008 5:16 pm, edited 2 times in total. |
||
| Top | |
||
| steojj |
|
||
|
garthr wrote: this is a document that i got a lot of info from
http://garkomatic.info/W4G.pdf there are some good pics of their homemade style cell here too even tho they do want $97 USD for the kit Gee......thanks Garthr |
||
| Top | |
||
| garthr |
|
||
|
tell you what, - makes a big difference to mileage testing if u don't use same bowser in same position - especially over short distances.
Friday - was in a hurry so topped up at only available bowser, checked numbers and mileage is back down around 11.3 kpl (32.5 mpg) Today filled again at original bowser and numbers are back up again - 14.33 kpl (40.76 mpg) -theses are obviously inflated numbers because other bowser must have gotten couple extra litres into tank. Will keep u posted.
_________________ Garthr
|
||
| Top | |
||
| Old mate Marcus |
|
|||
|
garthr wrote: tell you what, other bowser must have gotten couple extra litres into tank.. Hahahahaha, are ya gunna post the whereabouts of that bowser Garth? I'm gunna use that one next time for sure, if it gives you more for ya buck.  hehehehe.
_________________ Racing V8 Super Cars at www.austeamracing.com using the rfactor online racing game. |
|||
| Top | |
|||
| garthr |
|
||
|
Quote: Hahahahaha, are ya gunna post the whereabouts of that bowser Garth? I'm gunna use that one next time for sure, if it gives you more for ya buck. hehehehe.
won't do u much good - also puts more dollars on the bill. I meant the angle that the car is on radically effects litres to fill.
_________________ Garthr
|
||
| Top | |
||
| Rick's EF Fairmont Wagon |
|
||
|
thats makes a lot of sense.
Most of the servo's i fill up at are pretty level but there are some around that are on a steep slope and that will affect how much goes in the tank. I actually try to park with the car leaning away from the filler so it fills up more.
_________________ BF3 Egas XT Wagon |
||
| Top | |
||
| garthr |
|
||
|
even the sensitivity of the auto stop will be different from one pump to another, - i usually stop at first click since they reckon you lose fuel into breather system if u go any further than that.
_________________ Garthr
|
||
| Top | |
||
| fiftyone |
|
|||
|
i'd like to see some dyno figures on this. as well as a/f ratios and more photos.
i imagine that the fuzz wouldnt particully like a glass jar full of gas, electrodes and chemicals. but its interesting. more information!
_________________ ** For Sale ** http://www.fordmods.com/ford-parts-for-sale-f17/assorted-e-series-parts-t124697.html |
|||
| Top | |
|||
| garthr |
|
||
|
Quote: imagine that the fuzz wouldnt particully like a glass jar full of gas, electrodes and chemicals
i'd reckon u would get away with saying it is a water injection system.
_________________ Garthr
|
||
| Top | |
||
| Old mate Marcus |
|
|||
|
garthr wrote: Quote: imagine that the fuzz wouldnt particully like a glass jar full of gas, electrodes and chemicals i'd reckon u would get away with saying it is a water injection system. Hahahahahaha, yer right garth. " yes officer its a water injection system off an F1 11." ....... officer says " you have the right to remain silent... etc etc..." hehehehehe. judge who is on the oil company's payrole says " lock him up with the rest of them mad inventers". hahahaha
_________________ Racing V8 Super Cars at www.austeamracing.com using the rfactor online racing game. |
|||
| Top | |
|||
| garthr |
|
||
|
update - mileage has dropped right off over last day or so - back to about 10 kpl, checked cell - looked as if it was working but checked gas output and was just about nothing at all.
opened it up and negative electrode was all covered in red/brown slimy coating, same stuff that builds up and sinks to the bottom. tried cleaning it off, but even though it wipes off easily it is not easy to reach all surfaces of the wire. retried with what cleaning i could do and gas output was better but not as good as in the beginning, so replaced entire negative electrode, and fresh electrolyte and tested - all good. So looks like this design is only good for about a week (or 300km or so) between cleaning which is not exactly user friendly. Need to try some different setups next - probably one with plates - should hopefully produce better gas output too. Apparently from what i can gather my 2.4 litre motor probably needs closer to half a litre per minute of hydroxy gas. And my cell is only producing between 200 to 250 ml per minute.
_________________ Garthr
|
||
| Top | |
||
| Who is online |
|---|
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests |
)