Eighth in the series.
In this video I have rebuilt my cell to a configuration suggested by D3. I now have the unit set up as 4 cells with 5 neutrals each, with that configuration running 13.5 volts; I can expect a voltage of 2.25v per gap between plates. D3 though his experiments, has found 2.2-2.4v gap voltage to be optimal in these cells.
I ran this setup with two different amperages. First running at 58 amps I was able to achieve 4 liters per minute with a MMW of 5.19. A new MMW record for my cell when running the cell over 50 amps.
When I got up this morning, I found that my slow seeping leak had returned, once again I tore down the cell and found that I had inadvertently damaged a gasket during my last assembly.
Restarting the cell with weaker electrolyte at 45 amps, I was able to get a production of 3 liters per minute and a MMW of 4.91. Not a bad number considering is was a little chilly today and raining all day.
I plan on installing my O2 sensor extenders in the am and running the cell in its current configuration over the next week. My truck likes the cell running under 50 amps and with it setup at 45 today I should be able to maintain that.
Check back later in the week and I'll try and have some mileage numbers.
HHO Dry Cell 8 4 lmin 519 MMW
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