Making a Simple HHO Generator under 5$ 

I'm reading this and I had to double check your name as I thought you were my brother. Hahah we did the exact same thing

I would have done exactly the same thing. God bless you.

I definitely would have done that as a kid I'd I had known

Plz tell that this experiment is enviroment friendly or not

@@vinaygupta6218 When pure hydrogen burns the only chemical released is H2O. Water. So it does not pollute like other burning chemicals or liquids. Yes, it is environmently friendly. I have watched water dripping out of the end of a basketball inflator end that we attached the end of the hose to where the HHO gas tube terminated. When lighting the HHO gas a burning flame would appear and the only thing other than the flame was dripping water.

You haven't seen mine.

Mines a bigger one!,,,,,,,,!

@@waynesanders1406 No, I have not.

Yes we want this Video

That would be a hell yeah

Keep it to yourself

How?

Please

Exactly! How did that get to be a thing on RU-vid? Idiotic music is so annoying on 99% of this style video.

Underrated comment. The amount of shit I start watching and then immediately turn off because of the stupid-ass music is unreal.

I’ll think I’ve found my video and then I hear a “heyyyyyy guyyyyys looong time noooo post” that takes 45 seconds or more. Dude rocked balls on this one

Amen! Ick, a plague on godawful royalty-free techno ad nauseam. (Except for recipe vids, where it's godawful royalty-free overly-perky jingle music looping ad nauseam). And this guy doesn't speed things up so it's too darn fast to see what's going on and/or it's just plain annoying. Yay!! I'm tempted to do a parody vid titled: AWESOME LIFEHACK!! TURN YOUR iPHONE INTO A HOT GLUE GUN THAT INCESSANTLY PLAYS GODAWFUL ROYALTY-FREE TECHNO MUSIC! The music on the vid will be John Cage's 4'33" (which consists of 4 minutes 33 seconds of the musicians not playing their instruments!)

@@marka.200 I guess some RU-vidrs have never seen a well produced TV program, and take it upon themselves to reinvent the wheel, (a little on the square side). Compare how, after TV has spent nearly a cemtury striving keep microphones out of shot, every RU-vidr who thinks they have something profound to say now has to have a big expensive mic on the table in front of them.

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Epic comment 😂

Truth

Literally all of us. 😂

Yup

cause u need to get moving on inventing, Your creative spirit is restless

@@Zagadu1 you're right. I've picked up about 5 hobbies this year and I love it

Have you watched any videos about aerating gasoline to greatly improve car mileage, perhaps?

@@jacobshort6528 I think it was part of a hybrid class I was in a long time ago....(5 year feels like forever 😆) you don't forget the things that pull your imagination.

You are right of course, or the electrolyte could be changed: potassium sulphate maybe?

@@spiderjuice9874 i figured only recently that sodium chloride is the only real electrolyte, in regards to the ocean for example. must be too for the earth.

@@anointing_favour NaCl is the most prevalent electryolyte on Earth, but this doesn't mean it is the best. Here it would produce chlorine bleach which can corrode stainless steel. You would have a surprised look on your face if you spent all that time constructing this thing with stainless steel parts only to find that it was starting to rust when you used it!

@@spiderjuice9874 oh yeh i forgot, electrolysis produces sodium hydroxide. then natural gas sounds better. rather than having all of them alkaline substances around, then to have to fill up again. but then again it should not be that much of a concern, for what is left over could stay there, then all that is required is to simply put more water. then the mix stays the same. use the naoh left over to clean the toilet. still natural gas, sounds better though.

Peut être en rajoutant en parallèle une anode de bateau..... elle est fabriqué pour éviter ce genre de problème, elle s'érode à la place du système (c'est une histoire de différences de conductivité, dans les bateaux,inox, aluminium,laiton ect.... ça fait une pile....et ces anode, remplaçable, prennent pour elles cette effect......en gros c'est ça)

He did generate power. He generated hydrogen gas as a fuel source. The propulsion off the bottle was from a combustion reaction of hydrogen reacting with the oxygen in the air producing water vapor. That reaction gives a lot off energy.

Random Internet Profile I know he didn’t create power...I thought, by what the title of the video said, that it was some kind of power generator. After watching the video I could see that was not it at all. It was something different than I thought. I thought I made that clear in my comment but I guess I did not.

@@onehappydawg I thought you made it clear enough..randoms just getting 'technical'

Mr Magoo yeah, he’s probably some kind of engineer lol

This is great to have watched before the zombie apocalypse happens!

Phillip Keane I consider myself corrected dude. 👍🏼

He used 8 by the way

Good to know. Thanks.

I don’t really know who to ask this but you seem to know what you’re talking about so for the electrolytes In the water could I use baking soda or baking powder?

@@kalebmarlatt4947 Yes. Or just table salt. However, you may see discoloration or residues.

Exactly 🙌

@@kalebmarlatt4947 or urea aka urine

Yeah we are funny, like thinking that all the effort was just to make a little bottle go “bang”! 😂

My kinda science

@@bobswagger9047 In High School Jim Blew up Our I P S Teacher during the Class . Test tubes collected the Gas over the Wire electrode . Jim Called Norwood over and said look what is Happening . He leaned Down to look and the Wires were Jiggled and Boom ! Norwood had thick Coke Bottle Glasses and it saved his Eyes . He missed a week or Two and was Back to work Tormenting Students . Most People liked Jim Before the " Accident " in the Class room . His Stock soared after wards .

My teacher showed us that in sixth grade. I guess that we were more advanced?

Or he was just a better general teacher overall.

Yes that's what I'm doing, that one has the perfect size to fit in my 🚀

@@javieraragongarcia8660 nice!

You mean like a bottle rocket? Yes, I'm being a wise guy, couldn't help myself.

Could have just poured some ever clear into the bottle then emptied it out then lit it. It would do the same thing

Some Jerky.Boys shizz....

@@corneliusgreen4941 and you'd have Everclear to beerbong. There's no other way.

S. Smith Ho Ho Ho. 🎄

Great film!

Hold up on your van what do u mean

@@cole5272 Do I really have to reiterate what I said quite plainly?? Come on now. HHO gas was produced inside the passenger section in its canister, pushed in thru the firewall into the engine compartment...to the two sections mentioned. Period. Easy peasy!

@@itzcaseykc You said it very plainly, but a lot of people don't understand the fuel or the method of extracting it. There is a way to extract a burnable fuel from water, with relatively low power consumption. Apparently it's not good enough to be utilized in a country (America) who claims that global warming is the single biggest threat to humanity. Much cleaner fuels that are accessible, not being used.. Because that sweet fossil fuel brings in the big bucks.

@@mikebergman1817 I don't subscribe to greed, no matter where or how it stems from. Human nature, apart from allowing God lead the way, is where self is the mainstay and the first option, within the corporations or personal life, and... because there are unscrupulous people cutting corners at construction sites, others suffer as a result. Not everyone supports what their leaders promote, i.e. the global warming theory being "the single biggest threat to humanity," either in France, Germany, England, America or other countries. Being in office doesn't mean they are working for their constituents or in their favor.

How long did the hho conversation last?

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If it's AOC you're going to Guantanamo

Hmm idk but we will find out what mine will say but using a 2 liter bottle. Lol

Sand paper the bolts to increase the surface area, this increasing overall efficiency

@ I didn't say take 40 grit and grind it like you did your sister, I meant simply give it a moderate sanding

@@excelsior8682 that wasn't mentioned their and don't try to act smart anyone can abuse so better mind your words

@ use common sense

@ shhh.

Thats very clever. Is a platinum plate better for this application.

@@mickhurley7305 in redox reactions the electrodes will eventually become corroded. Platinum gold etc resist corrosion much better I suspect. Surface area and conductivity may also come into play.

I thought the same thing cops were probably called lol

Atf start to wonder where is the gun.

Lol just high velocity gas I mean that's all a gun does to

I mean to be fair you could make HHO powered rifles lmao

It's actually showing how a gun works.

You should watch it entirely then and you would have discovered HHO stand for a 2:1 Hydrogen anf Oxygen gas. So yeah electrolysis is involved in the process to separate HHO from H2O but it's not meant to simply electrolyse. Or else those last steps would've been useless as the device was already electrolysing halfway through the video.

@@lecobra418 I think everyone watching this understands that electrolysing water produces 2*H2 + O2, however the name "HHO generator" doesn't immediately ring bells for everyone. Besides the extra steps are only taken to capture the produced gases. My point is, the title doesn't really tell most people what the device is about, hence drawing the attention of people who most likely knew how to do this already. Still I think it's an interesting contraption and I didn't mean to call it clickbait or anything in that line.

People started making these years ago for their cars. HHO Hybrids. It was supposed to help lower gas mileage.

It's HHO because they leave the two gases together. Normally, electrolysis would put the two gases into separate compartments or tubes, what have you. I was wondering about it too at first.

@@WayneEarls ... I think you meant it is supposed to help increase gas mileage not lower it.

yeah or he can build it for you and sent it for FREE :D :D :D .... cmon, just using your brains a bit, will help a lot, every homemarket can help you

@@moskito5864 Exactly, I built potato guns as a teen, I never once had a parts list or diagram.

Thanks!

Why?

@@zayndog7999 1 Proton, 1 Electron. It's stable because its set up is balanced.

Low energy of activation to get hydrogen reacting with oxygen to make water, hence Earth covered in it // the beautiful blue marble floating through space orbiting a sun in a galactic milky way spiral arm of a galaxy orbiting a giant black hole & theirs trillions of galaxies & even other dimensions

Quit bein a smart azz!

You mean metastable

I was also thinking a spud guns

I was thinking the same thing. But I also had the all the tools I needed

@@jonathankaufold7503 I envy all of you guys with tools! I think people should share and make their workbenches available, at least for their neighborhood. I myself have full drawers of IC, diodes, breadboards etc....

@@Mgis90 me to

@@Mgis90 I love sharing tools and knowledge with my son as well

Make them. It won’t be under 5 dollars but I’m sure you have something that thick laying around

Peace of PVC pipe, cut one side open, heat it with hotairgun, but not so much it starts to chance color and do it outside since PVC will release pretty nasty gasses when heated. When you get it flexible enough, take two peaces of wood, straighten it between the two and you have plate of PVC. Then use saw, rasp, hole saw or any other means to cut it into disk and if you need more thickness just combine two with PVC glue, if your area has it, not every country sell it dunno why.

@@Hellsong89 I highly don't recommend doing that to PVC. Those gases aren't just nasty, they're highly toxic. Doing that regularly is a great way to get lung cancer.

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He made the pieces that u can buy for cheap at the hardware store

I was thinking same thing 😂😂😂😂 How long the £5 battery cell going to last he Neva tested current draw and if it was damaging the battery 🤔 and he probably sped up the video 😂

You dont have to make your own nipple with a metal leath you can buy one

Ahahaha

the process for laughing gas is more complicated and requires some dangerous chemicals I've heard you cant dissolve enough of it and beer to experience any kind of effect other than an extremely mild sweetness ( probably too mild to be noticed in anything other than water) You know you can just buy it in the form of whipped cream Chargers but you might as well just get Co2 because that's what is used to carbonate beer nitrous oxide will Infuse bubbles into liquid but it won't carbonate them cuz carbonation involves dissolution of carbon dioxide which produces carbonic acid which gives it a special bighting taste One interesting thing you can do with them, either product really, is pressurize a drink containing fruits or something else and then when you depressurize it it helps speed up the infusion process. Usually this is done with nitrous and hard liquor and some bars call it the time machine cuz it greatly reduces the amount of time required for an infusion

@@FrancisR420 Thanks for all the great info. I was 'half' joking about the beer 🍻 lol. I'm familiar with the carbonation process, both Co2 & natural in bottle carbonation via the sugar priming method. I always wondered however if it would even be possible to carbonate the beer using both gasses at the same time, Co2 & N2o. And how much n2o would even be necessary to even have a mild effect on someone. Such that the Co2 would give you the 'fizz' & the n2o bubble release would give you that 'extra' happy 😊 feeling to go with the alcohol lol. Just thought it would be cool 😄

@@rcbustanut2057 you could definitely do n2o and c2o at the same time the canisters are exactly the same and fit in the same charging devices but again doesn't absorb enough to get any kind of feeling off it, read up on it on a whim a while ago and some people were doing the math and it's just not even enough left over in the beer, let alone if the stuff in the beer was able to do anything, being in beer. I mean think whipped cream all of the air whipped into it is nitro and it doesn't do anything, it's just a neutral propellant in terms of food and drink. Probably a good thing, it can cause B vitamin deficiencies.

@@FrancisR420 very true, good point!...... Back to the laboratory it is then to come up with plan B! 😄 Thanks again for all the great info.

@@FrancisR420 thanks for the TedTalk.

A fellow invented a car that could run on water. Big Oil didn't like it apparently and the inventor passed away under mysterious circumstances. So if you do decide to go that route, do not do it in secret. It IS possible to make it efficient enough to run a car on water in an over unity manner. Be careful how you proceed. The pollution we are creating is completely ridiculous and unnecessary. If Big Oil and their bought and paid for politicians run things, we'll still be driving gasoline powered cars 200 years from now. We have the science to make water powered cars and flying machines. There's no reason we are just using modernized Model T's and Wright powered Gliders in the 21st century. It has to be done by a company or person who can outmaneuver Big Oil and its minions. Don't keep things secret and try to license the technology. You can get rich indirectly. But you have to stay alive and not only demonstrate the technology works but can be created in a very cost effective manner. The US Patent Office is also controlled by Big Corporations. Perhaps finding a country willing to sponsor you, giving them first dibs on the technology, while they offer you protection and finance your work, may be the way to go. Realize that it is ultimately for the good of the earth and mankind. If you not only demonstrate the technology but make it open source, and get enough devices out there to universities, that may be another way to avoid getting shut down by Big Oil.

@@wordstohisbrideministries5284 interesting, back in 70s there was a news item on the radio. A man had driven his modified mini car across Australia on hydrogen generated from the car. The interviewer asked then if cars in the future would run on water? After this all talk of hydrogen propulsion disappeared, funny that!

@@wordstohisbrideministries5284 You forgot got big electric!!!

Like a $5 drill bit?

I believe that would be methanol injection.

Maybe you could build your design, test it, do a video, edit it, and show us how "trifle engineered" this is.

I like you silverstake88..

Ohm’s law

No kidding right

So in a bigger bottle cud blow ya head off 😂😂😂

A compound as defined by the Oxford dictionary is "a thing that is composed of two or more separate elements; a mixture." I'd say that HHO qualifies as a compound.

Fair point. I was referring to the chemical definition “A chemical compound is a chemical substance composed of many identical molecules composed of atoms from more than one element held together by chemical bonds.” The H2 and O2 are not bonded. I was just trying to make the point HHO is a mixture of 2 gases.

HHO is water H²O ....they call it brown gas, hydroxy, oxyhydrogen it's not pure enough cus it's generated and mixed together not to mention it not pure water 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂input 😆

Hah you still think matter is real?

@California Dreamin I do not mean simple metal corrosion in water. I meant corrosion due to electrolysis. Check it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redox simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reduction_(chemistry)

Claude Those bolts must be stainless steel made-up.

Drilling holes in the metal washers generates enough heat to melt the plastic washers if they were stacked for simultaneous drilling. Besides, the half-depth locating holes need to be drilled individually anyway.

NO rust in the making as ran 2 vehicles on it and it actually cleans bores in the motor AND increased MPG

I did extensive testing of such a system on a 1.3 litre gasoline carburetor engine.Small power gain could be felt on hilly terrain.Engine blew up after 10000 miles of use.Hydrogen will cause metals inside engines to become brittle.After seeing this I think I will try some other experiments.

you could use the o2 output from this or a h2o2 generator cell to pass emissions.

Dallas Rife 30 years ago? Maybe it was 5 years from now.

@@timw6863 Ha , maybe so !!

Funny enough, many years ago HHO was known as Brown's gas after inventor Yull Brown.

shreddder999 ah. sure?

@@wolfgangfricke8555 RU-vid gets stuck hounding you with a few recommended videos among the other suggestions that change.

shreddder999 yes, they do. annoying. on the other hand: funny to see how all the others are waisting THERE time.

Well, it might be Cheaper too HEAT Your Home with this idea or hook it up too a Gas/Electric Generator, you just might get cheaper electricity. Just saying, other's have...

@@wolfgangfricke8555 "Their" time

If you can build a giant one maybe you could get enough oxygen or hydrogen to store and use it as fuel for Cars,etc.

it seems you don't understand what going on!

​@@lastmanxa I understand that you use more energy to split the water than you would produce by reacting the hydrogen and oxygen! So why not just use the electricity to drive the vehicle?

@@angeldedios7377 I guess if you had free electricity, that might work.

Not really

Check out George wiseman. He is an inventor and one of the leading experts on HHO gas right now, he builds commercial versions, and believes there is a host of medical uses for the gas

Sounds like the difference between city driving and highway driving. Somehow I'm doubtful of your claim. Never-mind "Somehow" I'm outright calling this BS. The volume of HHO you would need FAR EXCEEDS 100 ml per minute. Think of how much air your engine moves. You're replacing (so you claim) nearly 69% increase in mileage. The amount of air moving through your engine is astronomically greater than that little HHO generator. Even if you scale it WAY UP - you're not getting what you claim. Either you're lying, or you have made fundamental mistakes in your validation process. One thing to keep in mind - generating HHO takes energy away from the electrical system. Energy that the alternator must replace. So what you're making in the way of extra power you're using AT BEST the same amount of energy to generate the electricity to create that gain. +10 + (-10) = ZERO! In short - in a perfect world you get back exactly what you put in. But this isn't a perfect world. There's losses of energy in the form of heat. So - BS!

Square wave, 5 volts, 50 amps

what's the right frequency Drew?

@@shauntel323 I have never built one. Only saw the video where he was looking for and would find a specific frequency.

600volts (3phase 20herts) and 6 amps or something like that 600 + (3x20) + 6 hhhmmmm?

@@kevinleebailey Nope, no need for high Voltage unless you are running multiple cells in series. 2 Volts at 10 Amps will do the job per cell. 60VAC run thru a bridge rectifier and limited to 10 Amps can run 30 cells. The pulses produced when it is not smoothed out by a capacitor will generate more gas than if it is pure DC.

I used mine as a torch.

I have a setup waiting to be installed in my next vehicle.

.. and watch it do .. nothing? Even a small engine at idle draws in far more air as to dilute and make negligible any power & mileage improvement from hydrogen and/or oxygen. So lets send more amps to the cell to increase hydrogen production. What is gained by adding hydrogen is lost to the increased effort to spin the alternator. You could have a strong burly battery I suppose to help with the electrolysis but it will drain down and the alternator will have to take up the slack.

@@xenuno this way you make your own fule and that saving will more then offset the cost of the electricty.. scale it up too store in a gas tank , and a bit of work on the car and its a winner,,

@@jesteronetime Sure thing! Find someone that has actually done this whom isn't an obvious fraud and sheister with something to sell. If extremely lucky that person may have done the math confirming the viability of HHO / Booster systems.

You only need to buy KOH once in theory. You just keep refilling the distilled water.

I understand where you are going with that, but the relatively small battery shouldn't create a lot of heat. Furthermore, since he is pumping it through (presumably room temperature) water, any significant amount of vapor that is generated will instantly condensed.

U took chemistry in kindergarten? Jeez, I mostly finger painted and ate paste.

There probably was little oxygen, because it not produces O2, but atomic O. Oxygen is highly reactive and will make oxides.

@@stephenburchill5521 there is oxygen because he designed it to generate both as a mixture. It was literally his intention.

@@maldiran probability very little oxygen? You probably don't know wtf you're talking about. There is a stoichiometric mixture of O2 and H2. The O free radicals join to become O2 as soon as they meet at the electrode (as we see when he tested it in the jar.) If the oxygen was just oxidising the 'trode instead of gassing off, then the device would stop working since iron oxide is not a conductor. He literally showed it working in a literal see-through jar of literal glass, and you could literally see the oxygen and hydrogen bubbles and then when it was literally lit in a literal bottle, the bright white flash and boom of a literal stoichiometric (Google it 😂) explosion versus the dull orange and weakly but literally gay sounding "pop!" of plain hydrogen in air. Have you literally not even taken first year chemistry at school?

Forest Denizen In 2:54 you can see well, that only cathodes produce gas. At the anode you have very little gases escaping, because oxygen tear water and corode metal. H2O + O(2-) -> 2 OH(-) If you measure pH, it will increase. To avoid that efect you should use graphite or platinium anode. If you want a proof, make that experiment not with hydroxide, but with NaCl. The Cl(-) will change into ClO(-), and because of its color, you will recognise it immediatly.