but also since they're using baking soda (NaHCO3) there's probably carbon monoxide produced from the electrolysis. Why I think that is because hydrogen burns with an almost invisible flame, not an orange one. However don't worry because when carbon monoxide burns it simply turns back into carbon dioxide.

@@mazewindstudios255 I would imagine the orange is coming from sodium ions that have made it from the baking soda, and was contaminated around the project. the baking soda should release CO2 to form sodium carbonate, and then CO2 again to form sodium hydroxide, or at least these are the common stable sodium species that are usually present.

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Aljubouri A I was just thinking the exact same idea about reversing the metal cups. Well spotted.

How many amps does a computer power supply output? Cause this project requires very high amperage.

@@amvkarthik Tens of amps (about 30-40) at 12V rail. The only problem is that this is not current limited power supply so hiccup may occur.

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Mmmm nothing like the smell of death and poison in the mornin'

Maybe I want to take a shower.

Ah I've been looking for how to do that, thank you

And how do you scrub chlorine gas? Bubble it in water or if in air already pass the air in a spray of water.

Andrew H well, the way chlorine is formed is the same as hydrogen. Only does hydrogen form at the cathode(negative) and chlorine at the anode(positive). If you were to collect the oxygen you would also have some amount of chlorine in there. My advice: don't do it.

well the governments trying to hide it since they had Stanley Meyers killed for inventing a working car that ran on "water" aka hydrogen from water on DEMAND.. 100 miles on a drop of water... lol of course they want to keep the qaudrillion dollar oil market... cough gasoline

@@harleyme3163 thats not how this works but ok. This is a way to turn electricity into hydrogen and oxygen gas. which are potent fuels. Its a converter for one type of energy to turn into another. It doesn't make free energy. It wont make your car go forever for free or replace gasoline. It only converts electrical energy into fuel. The only way this replaces gasoline is if jackasses stop holding back modern nuclear reactor technology. In that case we will have abundant electricity without relying on combustion and without large amounts of pollution, then using that electricity to turn water into HHO, then using that HHO to power machinery requiring fuels which will put out no pollution.

@@harleyme3163 HHO is a two part system used with Nuclear power to fuel the world without pollution. HHO is not a free energy machine.

@@harleyme3163 That's true for all the governments around the world. No exceptions! ;-) lol :-P

@@harleyme3163 Tinfoilers back at it again.

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Yeah, but they cant catch ALL of us!

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Lol same ive watched diy guns

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nonono my ass has an impressive rate of gas production , ESPECIALLY after spicy food and pizza XD sorry i had to

@@darkmatterpropulsion9042 Well! Let's burn it, then. What are we waiting for? :O :-P

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Great advice! Unfortunatly The plates form in the centre a convex shape that can form air bubbles trap

Good point. Seems he went to all the trouble of drilling extra holes, instead.

@Mik Wri You're a fuckwit.. I bet you're invited to all the good parties, aren't you..? I still have the glass jars I used to to generate the HHO gas. They haven't been used since I took them out of the old car, so go and get stuffed with your shitty attitude, or, better yet, build a system yourself and try it out, you might just find out what I already know.. that I'm right.

Oh, and Mik, just last weekend I dusted off those generator jars to show my almost-5-year-old daughter the power of hydrogen.. I hooked one up to an 18 volt battery from my Makita drill and it worked immediately.. after 10 years in a box in the garage.. Bubbling the gas through soapy water means you can gather up some in a teaspoon and touch a flame to it.. the "pop" of just the smallest bubbles is seriously impressive.. want a bigger bang? Try filling a plastic milk jug, (by way of the displacement method using a large water-filled bucket), and then a small birthday candle taped to the side as a fuse.. Stand as close as you like, or dare..

@@tynj4173 Get a small clear glass jar, fill it 2/3 with petrol, put it on the concrete and light it.. Now observe the jar from the side, tell me where it's burning.. you note that the flame starts ABOVE the liquid, not ON the liquid. in fact gasoline as a liquid, doesn't burn, because there's no oxygen mixed in with it.. Gasoline VAPOUR is what burns because it can then mix with gaseous oxygen, same as Kerosene, Butane (which is stored pressurised in liquid form), and most other flammable liquids.. So, to answer your question: The Generator breaks water in to Hydrogen and Oxygen, both in gaseous form, these mix (forming HHO) in the collector area at the top of the generator, and are then pushed into the air intake, under the pressure created by the release of more HHO from the water, just before the vehicles manifold. You still have to have 'some' regular fuel in the vehicle (I didn't hook in a switch to turn off the fuel pump for example), so the car still uses a bit of Petrol or LPG, but the HHO gas mixture accounts for a MUCH more powerful fuel, meaning the car revs better, burns cleaner, and the sensors in the cars fuels system then work out that, for some reason, the car is performing better, (it doesn't know, or care, WHY, just that it IS), so it doesn't need to use as much fuel.. however, here's the caveat.. I wouldn't run this system permanently because Hydrogen burns much faster, cleaner and hotter than petrol.. ICE's are designed and engineered to run on fuels which, also by design, are not 'clean', the gunk and oil in petrol and LPG slows the burn time in the cylinders, and helps to lubricate the combustion chamber.. Hydrogen burning as hot as it does will promote conditions where excess heat can eat/decay/corrode the tops of alloy pistons and cylinder walls over time.. but I'm sure an engine could be designed to resist or negate this.. Stainless steel perhaps..? For this reason, I didn't run my HHO system every single day or every single mile, but I did for more than 95% of the total time and distance.. Hope this helps.. :)

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Hey I think this is kind of good though because they say a hydrogen flame is invisible, but not this one.

@@epichourtime True but at the same time it could be lowering the overall temperature of the flame and thus making it less effective than it should be.

The product of combustion is water

It is interesting that many, if not most, 'creators' live to mock God the Creator who created the miracle of the 'creators' lives.

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Joe cell. runs a voltwaging buggy for 100 miles on 1 oz. of water.. guy named Stanley Meyers made it.... government oil poisoned him to death. Obvious proof it worked lol

Hey dude.. Do you speak italian language? Anyone speaks 2 languages or more should be smart....pop up in real life.. Grow up.. God created different accents.. Keep practice to understand all people on earth... No more fucking racism.. Fuck zionest spreading english

Could the water be a byproduct of the burning gas or gas recombining in the tube?

@@sea0fgreen33 but the gas burns outside of the tube does it not? how can the gas re-combine in the tube when there is no reaction taking place? you are clearly not familiar with wet and dry 'gases'! It's clear water vapor is carried by the gas products

@@PeterPete it's burning at the base of the nozzle where the hydrogen and oxygen are combining into water. If aimed at the right angle, water vapor can travel into the tube and condense. You are clearly not familiar with the water cycle!

..and then safety became a thing.

I just found channel myself he’s got all kinds of crazy in his lair awesome

You would need the + and - placed in separate containers, with a liquid connection. Like a UKposts ?! So it would cost a little more energy to make the gases separately, because of the resistance of the connecting liquid.

@@gerardvaughan1847 but on the bright side you would be able to safely store the gases withou them blowing up catastrophically

@@LuizBarros99 Yes, far less dangerous. I think the mixture is called Brown's gas, and surely a container of it is a Bomb !

@@gerardvaughan1847 yeah, both a high reactive gasous fuel and a highly reactive gasous oxidiser in about perfect proportions...

@@LuizBarros99 I imagine the proportions would be perfect. I wonder if "fuel cells" + gas bottles will ever compete with Lithium batteries ?

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the nickle strips look cheaper at this time I see 100 for $11 that are 100mm www.ebay.com/i/281263028686?chn=ps

Unfortunately studies from nickel works in Norway demonstrate that it is also carcinogenic.

Sure it's carcinogenic enough to be an issue for people who work with industrial quantity for many years. But the amount produced by such a device harmless. Also somebody would need to drink the water from the device to ingest the chromium hexavalent . I'm pretty sure it is not part of the plan.

@@leucome wrong and wrong. Go read some peer reviewed medical journal articles on the issue RE nickel, and hexavalent chromium particles can be airborne as dust.

I see what you did there.

that's AMD for ya. intel actually runs at its ghz rating, AMD's ghz rating is it's "peak" performance meaning it does not begin to run at it's rating

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I'm thinking sodium from the baking soda

It is distilled water! There is no impurities like chlorine!

@@zenjon7892 I wonder how sodium ions can get to the end of the tube :/

Her Telden TV 1000 watt high voltage transformer from microwave except he took out the high voltage secondary coil out and replaced it with a few thick windings to make it low voltage high amperage instead. A very easy way of making a high current power supply. You can also use a computer power supply if you don’t have an old microwave

@@Ferraday Would an arc welder have too much voltage?

@@Ferraday oh yeah yeah

bad music? :( is always difficuolt to find creative common music that sounds good..

@@RulofMaker Yes I understand :) Here's s a good UKposts channel with rights free music ukposts.info/the/ht8qITGkBvXKsR1Byln-wA.html You just have to give credits to them in the description and it's free. Enjoy !

The part where gas is produced the music was perfect though

Thomas Lapsley It’s simply to bottleneck the plasma by increasing the velocity and pressure of the gas through the mesh. Brass is maybe not the best material for this, but Inox can be difficult to source and anything better gets pricey (and never ever try using plain old steel wool).

The power of the OCEAN in the palm of your hand, too

The pressure of the gas and its speed keep the heat away from the brass nozzle. Also the colour is from impurities as the brass erodes, but hydrogen burns red otherwise.

Hottest part of a flame is the tip

Good point. If the cups touched ( as they look like) and made a spark that'd be the end of that ! I don't recall any mention of insulation there.

Hence him drilling all the small holes around the outside of the cups.

that's filled with water?

He didn't say "Safety is number one priority". Just that it's important.

It's only 5V it wont shock him unless he's touches it with wet hands filled with an electrolyte

He knows what not to touch. In this case, the primary coil terminals. For you uneducated people, 'don't touch the "scary stuff." '

@@hexdude24 is there any potential for arcing?

more than useful info, so people don't kill themselves while replicating this. thanks

But where has he used chromium or any chromium salt?

@@arnavchhabra430 rulof didn't, but other people might use it accidentally lol

@@arnavchhabra430 Chromium in the Stainless steel leaches out from the Positive electrode and oxidized to a +6 state and with sodium being used as common electrolyte

Ok,Thanks for the knowledge

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Lmao! I thought I was the only one saying this constantly now

How to create hydrogen with slingshot

80 years ago a man, Dr Brown put a patent out... it was called Browns gas.... go figure, this tech is very old and supressed by the government....

He has made it 5 years ago, but in the Italian channel

Riccardo Graziato send link please

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Wrong, you don't need to isolate either

He already had 2 safety features I'm sure it's fine.

Hey people opinions are always welcome and it's for safety first

Hydrogen and oxygen is water

So if it's water don't suppose to be dangerous how you get combustion

That's what the small holes are for

I hope they don't use this in our mouth 😂

@@mattex3396 they use it for ceramic crowns and welding cast metal denture frames

It's quite as mate

Michael Ulmer it’s practical and safe enough, there isn’t much need for proper equipment and small amounts of released gas aren’t harmful at all

He doesn't seem to have a sense of doing it proper. His focus is on just getting it to work, not getting it to work greatly. Still interesting how well it worked.

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IS that a transformer?

Magnetron is an electromagnetic resonance chamber present in radio devices that require an incredibly high frequency, in order to transmit radio waves at such great distances, or harness the power in a very reduced space surrounded by a specifically very powerful faraday cage made to hear up things in a considerably short period of time without requiring fire... In layman's terms, that thingy inside a microwave oven that makes it heat stuff. Or that thingy in the antennas that sends radio signals to our smartphones.

he does use DC. He has a transformer and a full bridge rectifier

There is a voice in my head that says: Full bridge rectifiaaaah!

@@blackkissi well.. i did not see the rectifier ... but ... to me defense this design is not efficient with dc either . it needs a second hole and a filter to let the Chlorine out .

@@ZankGarage3DPrintingAndDIY Yeah ... i know that guy ! :)

Why filter the chlorine out? chlorine is a much more potent oxidizer than oxygen, would just make the flame hotter and form some HCl after ge burned it.

He did it some years ago on the italian channel

@@Endrix_ can you show us the link?

@@Simo559 sure ukposts.info/have/v-deo/amSgq6Sim39lwqc.html

Stan Meyer was murdered over his water powered car 20 years ago

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