And how did you build de circuit conversor to 12v?🤔 very good video! 👏👍🏼

@doccosta8336 Thank you, I appreciate it :) the circuit you can buy for relatively cheap from aliexpress or somewhere online, its called a boost converter

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Now cook you dinner on the HHO. Hydrogen stoves are the next big thing

​@@WackyInventions why didn't you turn that into a stove?

I want to thank you for your kind words, although i am not a big channel yet, i put in so much effort and sometimes it feels like a waste of time but a comment like that just makes it all worth it and motivates me to carry on. Thank you 😊

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@@WackyInventionsyour effort shows, it’s not easy to come by these slightly past beginner geared videos with good build quality!

@Squidkid96 Thank you, ive been running on steam trying to build this youtube channel, all my saving have gone on the videos haha, but i promise its only gonna get better 😁

Something you did that I’ll definitely take advantage of, is use something other than hot glue or super glue and actually say what you used. Adhesive science should be way more common knowledge or maybe I’m just stupid

There isn't a better time to start than now 😁 Start small and build your knowledge and skills and proceed with caution. Murphy's law is the basis to my life, and so accurate 😂

@@WackyInventions Thank you!!

They're really easy to build. There's just no practical use for it. If you try and burn hydrogen from it, you'll cause an explosion like I did. I don't recommend.

My advice is use two bubblers when I was young I made one and only had one it back fired through the single bubbler and went to the main jar which was a pickle jar with the lid hot glued to seal it and increase the pressure of the gas, it blew the hot glued lid straight off and I wasn't sure if my hearing would come back, it did but I learned a valuable lesson there lol.

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Haha, Thanks, honestly I ran out of washers and thought it would hold like that, but then i was like nah I can't leave it like that😂

Had to show everyone the point of the safety device. I was confident it would work well because I pressure tested the whole unit before attempting something like that. Not having a bubbler could be really dangerous if some backflow was to occur as there is way more gas in the main generator.

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I know, its mind blowing, I still cant wrap my head around that concept, how can be both dangerous and safe 😅

it's not an anti flame liquid it just restricts oxygen from fire

@@GIHDOR and can remove the heat. It attacks fire on two fronts. The only thing it doesn't do is remove the fuel (usually)

Water can't put up any kind of fire , It's just very good at cooling thinks down and isolating them from oxygen in the air (because it's liquid ) water has very strong bonds , so it won't react with oxygen , but burning nitrogen will create water vapor , so water can't burn (with oxygen ) , water can be product after burning

​@@GIHDORand cools thing down

Love this comment 😂 you made my day, I just want the zombie apocalypse to start now. I watched the whole of The Walking Dead series during covid lockdowns and that was my life, and i miss it.😂😁

Thank you, Im glad you enjoyed the video, hope to see you again 😁

Thanks for the tips. I'm glad you enjoyed the video aswell😊

Thank you for the compliments, im happy you liked the video 😁 got many more Wacky ideas coming.😊😁

wouldn't any water function as a one way valve?

@lostforwar5619 correct that's the purpose of the bubbler. You're also supposed to have a flashback arrestor as a primary safety and the water in the bubbler as a secondary. if the flashback to the bubbler pushes enough water out of the way almost like it did in the video, it could ignite the hydrogen. if you Google flashback arrestor you'll see small inline devices that either have a membrane or a fine/medium wire wool being sold to prevent this. Edit: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/gn-TlYOZo4ppo6c.htmlsi=IZV-QjCBg-p6l5ko this is a spring-loaded flashback arrestor with multi stage safety.

Thank you, I appreciate it 😊

Thank you 😁😁😁

Good luck it won't work 😂😂

No click bait on this channel 😂

Thank you, happy you liked it 😁 if possible use plastic, it'll be safer, my lids were basically spring loaded so it would blast the seal open in case of an explosion instead of keeping it in and shattering the glass like a normal jar

Thank you, I appreciate it alot 😁😊

Thank you, much appreciated 😁

Thank you, definitely, haha. I was amazed because I record at 60fps, and this scene was only visible on 1 frame out of the whole 60 in a second as the gas burnt so quickly😂

It should prevent it but I haven't used one before, in the future when I build a dry cell I will definitely invest in one of those. Thanks for the compliments 😊

Thank you, glad you liked it :)

Thanks for the suggestions, it would have definitely been safer :)

Maybe make the bubbler bigger perhaps just so the bubbles has more traveling before reaching the surface. Just my 2 cent of thoughts.

It was really difficult to find an appropriate container, just for video purposes i wanted it to be see through and all the plastic containers i found just wouldn't seal properly, i did look thick glass and it withheld the pressure of the explosion, but platic would have definitely been better. I plan to make a dry cell in the future so that'll be stainless steel plates with thick polycarbonate plastic and should be alot safer :)

Great idea, I will definitely try this later, thanks for sharing and I really appreciate the support 😁

This guy have copied Nighthawkinlight video. The style and the generator. Nothing innovative here

Thank you for the support 😁, It is possible to separate the oxygen and hydrogen, but for most applications its fine to have them mixed, most people split the two only to join it back together later which is pointless. Hydrogen needs oxygen to burn, and it also burns hotter with pure oxygen than if you were to ignite hygrogen gas in normal air as the concentration of oxygen is much lower in the air we breathe

@jonialhonen1420 bruh i just watched his video and i dont see how the two are even similar theres no magical way of doing electrolysis, you cant reinvent the wheel. Strange how you start doing better for yourself and all these haters appear. Anyway.....

Thank you for the support, I believe hydrogen is the future for our world, just safety is a concern at the moment. I wouldn't really want a high pressure hydrogen tank in my car, however an on demand generator would make sense and would be much safer.

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​​@@WackyInventionsOh! Thank you very much!

Not green. Sorry. The salt water remaining turns to lye. An alkaline that's created by ripping water molecules apart with electricity. Green means no bad side product to dispose of too

Thats was very dangerous, but I know how you felt, when I lit the water bottle full of HHO , the explosion was so massive, my eardrums started to ring. Next time il know to wear ear protection.😂

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@@WackyInventions and i have a question, the bubbler stopped your flame from going to the generator, but the second time, nothing happened, it only made a nice torch with the flame... why?

@christoalphonsejoy2431 The First time i used a needle that was too big and there wasn't enough gas pressure to keep the flame from going into the tube so the flame continued burning until it hit the water. For smaller HHO generators you need a medical needle as the hole is much smaller, but you just cut off the sharp end and make the end of the needle round again by squeezing it gently with pliers. If you have any more questions il be happy to try help :D

@@WackyInventions thanks a lot, i actually understood a lot about this after i discovered your video, sorry to bother but one last question please.. if i win the giveaway, would u give me this generator along with the potassium hydroxide instead of a cash prize?, i like it a lot because it is the most minimalistic, small, clean, fast and easy looking generators i have seen so far, it also produces hho at nicely fast rate that it makes me want that generator over money

Thank you bro, I will keep going and see where i end up 😁

Glad you like it!

They don't care about high school chemistry, lol. Plus, they are already invested in and producing hydrogen ICE. I live next to a hydrogen fuel station and see the hydrogen toyotas all the time. This electrolysis project is a silly but dangerous science experiment, nothing more.

70% of the sun is Hydrogen 😁 but that burns at around 15 million degrees celcius at the core and 5500 degrees celcius at the surface

@@WackyInventions Ahhh... still Hotter than hell. xD

Yeah bro i see that would have probably been better, the bubbler is a home made check valve 😁 the water acts like the barrier between the nozzle and the main generator

Sir, you never saw this video

Thanks for that, when i build another one i will definitely do that, makes sense 😁

I believe it should, i haven't worked exactly how to power an engine correctly, but I have plans to get an engine running soon. The problem is regulating the flow of gas when revving, but for a constant rpm application just a tube in the carb should do and then adjust the flow of gas.

Not even remotely.

@@WackyInventions Then you failed basic chemistry. Not enough output with the amount of energy required for electrolysis.

I am mainly self-taught. I started when I was young just playing around with electronics and working on cars with some help, ive always been trying to fix everything thats broken myself and learning how things work, over the years ive just gotten better and better. I think the best approach is a hands on approach, if you dont know something you can always google it or watch a video but there is no better way to learn than doing it yourself, just start with small simple things and build your knowledge and confidence.

Thank you bro, you're very kind 😊😊😊 im glad you like my videos 😁

Haha, He is the main character 😂 small but mighty

I done alot of searching myself, i couldn't find anything plastic which would have been safer, and there were jars that also had glass lids but drilling into a glass lid would have been challenging. Im not sure what country you live in but in the UK i went to a department store called B&M. I understand your frustration though, hope you manage to find what you need :)

Online is difficult too, best thing is to go to stores that sell home and kitchen items in your country and browse the food storage containers

@@WackyInventions thanks. ill try to find something that works better. The genator you made is awesome. Did you encounter some problems to make the flame at the end of the video?

@@andresmagana9184 There was just one problem, at first I used a needle that was too big and it resulted in the backfire, however using a medical needle and cutting the sharp tip off worked well. Also make sure there arent any leaks in your system as that might result in a back fire too.

A mason jar would work well, the ones with metal caps. It might be a bit harder to seal properly though.

Thank you, glad you liked it, the water almost never has to be replaced, because the hardware is all stainless steel so it doesn't rust. The level just drops after hours of use, so a little top up is all it takes, after a few top ups id just replace the water to ensure the concentration of the electrolyte is correct as i dont have a way to measure it. Also the nozzle is basically a surgical needle(very thin) and i cut the tip of it off so i dont stab myself and then made it round again with some pliers as it gets crushed when you try to cut it.

Thanks!!

Thank you, I really appreciate it 😊😁

don't do it, extremely dangerous and it produces toxic fumes.

You too bro, you definitely did not give me this idea and record the video for me Haha jk (this person is not associated with me, come find me)

Yeah, basically there was a small leak from the seal in the main generator so I cleaned it and reseated it, also the needle was too thick the first time so i changed it

Thank you, hope to see you again in the near future 😊

The water lasts for ages, mainly the needle burns up quicker than the water will run out, but i think its kinda dangerous, why not just use a soldering iron?

Saw your answer to similar question in another comment. Would love to see you explore the car idea further.

Thank you for the compliment :)Yeah for a small engine a tube in the carburetor would be sufficient but for a car I think it would have to be more thought out, like maybe a high pressure injection system which you could time properly and avoid having your intake explode 😅

Researched a bit more and apparently for the mileage to go down you also need to tweak the ECU to reduce the amount of petrol that is injected.

It would run for sure, just not sure for how long, you need to check what the max constant amperage is of the battery, if its low then you would need to limit the current so the battery doesn't over heat

Yes definitely, another word for boost converter is a step up converter, the boost converter is only needed to control the current, so you could just forget the circuit boatd all together if you have a powerful power supply. I just checked and that converter has a max of 6amps, so you would get less hho and you would need to make sure the current doesn't exceed 6amps as the converter would overheat.

making hydrogen like this is so energy inefficient

😂😂😂 love it haha

School is the only place you could do crazy stuff and get away with it. I made so many crazy things and brought them into school 😂 😂

I used Stainless steel so it was completely unaffected, because Stainless steel does not rust, however if you used normal steel you'd probably start seeing rust after the first day of use

@@WackyInventions thanks but there seems to be many types of Stainless Steel as many other HHO videos insist that 316L is the best for this device. They say others will rust (despite the contradiction you mark, that if It is stainless...then it should not rust).

@Guindasman yeah, ive heard about all those things, a budget friendly option would be to get old kitchen items, eg maybe an old stainless steel sink, stainless steel bowls or cooking splash backs, cooking stainless steel has one of the highest corrosion resistace level for the price(usually 304/304L). As you know rust would be bad if it went in our food, so it has to be high grade.

Unless you're making a unit thats going to run for hours a day for many days. For a home project or science experiment, i wouldn't be too worried about what type of stainless steel you use it will still have corrosion resistance compared to steel.

I bought some on amazon, they're 22mm in diameter (resin-aluminium oxide) and the brand was silverline, they're quite inexpensive but do the job

Thank you :) so basically first thing is to make sure there are no leaks in your system, a leak can cause a drop in pressure coming out the needle, and also the first time i used a thick needle and it resulted in a back fire, you need thin one, a surgical needle is the best i believe,like the ones you get injections with, but you just cut the sharp point off and use pliers to make the hole round again at the end as it gets squashed when you cut it. Feel free to ask more questions, i will do my best to help 😊 also make sure the water is filled as high as possible so even if there is a back fire there will be less gas to combust in the event of an accident

Great, thanks so much for the quick reply. You really put a lot of work into this channel, I honestly didn't expect a reply so soon, it means a lot. I'll be sure to let you know if any more questions arise. Best regards. @@WackyInventions

@suheladesilva2933 Thank you , it means alot 😁

Sir tou used 4 electrodes, and boost converter too,can you run it for long time or i think it will hot your hho generator in one hour ,

@farrukhawana.r.a.q9194 At that current it can run for long and the hho cell wont get hot, only the batteries dont last long before needing to recharge, but if you use a 12v power supply instead of batteries, it could run it for ages. The four electrodes are just to maximise the area, its like having 2 long electrodes but then cutting them in half and connecting it with wire. The boost converter was just used to control the current if you had powerful batteries or a power supply the boost converter wouldn't be needed, it was just so the batteries didn't over heat because the cell wanted more than 8 amps of current, but the batteries could only handle 8amps. Now i had 18650 cells that can handle 20amps continuous :)

for a fuel cell or an engine? is it stored in a fuel tank or made in situ like this one?

​@@justkev1044 You just feed it to your cars air intake It'll make the fuel burn cleaner and considered an extra fuel by itself so less fuel consumption, if I'm not mistaken I have heard somewhere it's like 30% or so

@@AhmedRw like a fuel additive?

@@justkev1044 Not really, it behave more like a nos or n2o just like race games , but it's not as aggressive as n2o

Thats a fair point, I didn't think of that before. I love marginal gains 😅 Thanks

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As far as my imagination goes there are two main ways I can think of this being possible. One would be to make a really powerful on demand cell, so you wouldn't need to store any gas. This would probably be the safest, but you would definitely need to build a dry cell as they are more efficient and produce more gas. The other way would be like you mentioned to store it, if you build some sort of compressor and compressed it into a proper gas cylinder (e.g. like an oxygen or acetylene tank) either separately or together, but together would be easier as its difficult to make a dry hydrogen cell that separates the gas. Either way the oxygen to hydrogen ratio is perfect in hho so that shouldn't be an issue. I guess that storing it this way would be safe too with the correct fittings and fail safes , e.g. proper one way flow valves and appropriate nozzles.

But its definitely a very interesting topic, I haven't thought of a use for HHO like that 😁

@WackyInventions Storing it that way would be safe unless you had a house fire, then it turns into the B-word. Separating the two would be pretty damn difficult though.

I don't think it would work, the peltier are super inefficient and most of the energy would be lost.

I mean, close enough...

"specially addapted glass" lmfao. Stay in school, kiddo.

Perpetual Engine really easy actually just attach a magnet to an arm in front of your car that pulls the magnet on the car! Just don't forget to put holes to see through!

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