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The only thing I would change is use a cleaner electrolyte than salt or baking soda.

@@minethisite2536 potassium hydroxide in pure distilled water that makes a powerful gas, use vinegar to neutralise it if you get some on your hands

Sodium carbonate works very well and is cheap and easy to find. Works better than baking soda for sure.

It depends what you trying to do. To make the bubbles pop loud, it needs to be mixed oxygen and hydrogen.

Has not been tried. Research Potassium hydroxide as an electrolyte. With proper safety, it is a very clean electrolyte.

What car is this on?

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Use no more than .5 amp per sq inch of the electrode, 2-3v per pair. Use a pwm, use a pump to force water past the heaters creating cavitation, and build an electrical resonant circuit with the cell as the inductor.

*graters keep amps low and pulsed u. Get significant efficiency gains and can pump voltage instead of not melting your container and get 90% better mpg. The efficiency comes from charge clusters, which is why HHO can clean radioactivity, so can charge clusters...nobody is burning hydrogen, well u are but that's not where the gains come from or strange properties as seen in torches that are few hundred degrees but melt steel...exactly what charge clusters do.

@@EbenEliasjr Thanks!

2 hydrogen 1 oxygen.