hho gen has anyone tried this?

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i have deregulated a alterternater and fitted it beside my existing one so 2 alternaters one 12 volt for the car electronics and pwm the other puts out around 70 volts this will be used to drive the hho cell. i have a bank of 3 denso ignition coils that i want to use to step up the voltage with and pulse them with 70volts from my pwm and high voltage alternater. my understanding of circuits is a little limited at this stage i am a fabrication engineer so the cell and mounting alternators was a breeze, alas now i'm scratching my head a little bit whether when i flick the switch all i'll get is smoke. i thought ignition coils would be useful for the real high voltage low amperage needed to polarise water and hopefully get close to a resonant circuit reaction. i have good measurement equipment and the cell is setup with a internal probe to measure temp as well as pressure and a flowmeter so i can tell when things change for the better very quickly. if anyone has some suggestions (eg) wont work, will work but not very well, or a alternate setup please feel free to comment its all usefull to me. i'm getting reasonable results with brute force but really want to use a clean setup without the need for pottasium hydroxide or lots of amps being used to get my gas out.

[Aaron]

alternator power

Hi, you won't need coils for good results. Check out these diagrams for alternator powering a water cell:

[Aaron]

Stan Meyer alternator diagram

There is a Stan Meyer diagram of an alternator method. I'll post it if I come across it.

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thanks alot will be helpful. i had the coils left over from another project they seemed like they could be useful so thats why i mentioned them. another thing does anyone know how to pulse power thru the stator of the alternator like meyers and dave lawton did?

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this is interesting just been playing around with my wiring went to start car turned key on dash lights came on went to turn key to start engine everything went dead. i had forgotten to put the battery clamp on and the cell had enough residual energy to spark up the instruments. cool.