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17-03-2008, 23:04
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| tail slider Join Date: May 2007 Location: Oxford
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|  Water powered drift 340 Revelution Ok before you say I am nuts, your probably right and I couldn't care less  Yes it water for fuel. I made a water splitter cell that splits the water into hydrogen and oxygen which burns a lot more efficient than petrol and no emissions apart from water vapor. As you can guess the amount of pollution that drifting causes with all that petrol burning and the rubber smoking. The real drive is the price of go go juice is smashed. UPDATE>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ok how I made the cell was very simple. I used 7 stainless steel baking trays and cut holes in them and bolted them together using plastic spacers to keep them from contacting each other and then wired some as positive and negative and the rest neutral(no connection) I then connected two battery leads to it and droped it in a bucket of water and connected it to a car battery and this happened>>>>> A few weeks later I made up a simple cell housing container and outlet pipe to a bubbler bottle used as a flame trap as you can see in the next videos So I decided to give it a go.     Bits I got to do further experiments with: Farnell Sine Square wave Audio Signal Generator  Stainless tank to use as an earthed cell casing  Plastic sheets 10mm thick for view ports etc  Two kegs got for cell casing and collection tank  Global Specialties Corporation 4001 Pulse Generator  Plastic     X2 Flashback arresters  And a heap more stuff including stainless sheets and hoses n connections and vac pumps etc Last edited by Anton333 : 19-03-2008 at 19:01. |
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17-03-2008, 23:19
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| tail slider Join Date: May 2007 Location: Oxford
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| This concept is new to me and it's only in its early stages. I can only get the engine to idle for now. I am working on a bigger cell with an electric vac pump and using a pulse wave generator to produce more gas. I am also converting a 4 stroke generator to run on water. Last edited by Anton333 : 17-03-2008 at 23:46. |
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17-03-2008, 23:25
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18-03-2008, 02:13
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| touge runner  Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Winchester
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| Um, isn't it dangerous having an Evian bottle full of hydrogen in the car!? Edit: Ignore that... no more dangerous than a tank of petrol, I suppose. Am I right in thinking the car is running on a mix of hydrogen and oxygen? Last edited by Roop : 18-03-2008 at 02:17. Reason: I don't think things through. |
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18-03-2008, 02:44
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| tail slider Join Date: May 2007 Location: Oxford
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 An impressive white flash came from the bottle. If your petrol tank catches flame it will go bang and burn all day but if your hho cel goes you get a flash, a loud bang and abit wet thats it.  | |
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18-03-2008, 09:09
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| Pimms O'clock   Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: N Dorset
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 | Has anybody tried using an exhaust catalyst for this? it would seem possible as its an alloy of sorts. Huge surface area too. Have been tempted to have a play with this hho stuff, now you'll have me tinkering very soon. |
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18-03-2008, 10:16
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