My current interests are in alternate fuels, hydrogen power and anything that will save money at the pumps! Been a bit of a Rebel most of my life and got called that by superior officers on the force, therefor Rebel's Roost.
The above video shows the results of putting distilled water in the W4G electrolyzer, adding 1/2 teaspoon of lye, applying 13.8 volts and the amperage drawn was 6 amps. As you can see there are a lot of bubbles coming from the end of the hose in the other jar.
Many think that vacuum is required to create HHO, not so as can be seen from the above video.
posted by Rebel at 3:00 PM
I went to school in Val d'Or, Quebec. Moved to McKellar, Ontario near Parry Sound in 1942 where we grew up on a small farm. My father was a building contractor and during the summer months I learned all about carpentry, plumbing, electrical wiring, stone masonry and a myriad of useful skills. In 1956 I joined the Ontario Provincial Police, stationed in North Bay, Ontario. In 1966 I transferred,to the Intelligence section of the OPP at their headquarters in Toronto. We worked the organized crime bit using visual and electronic surveillance. I was in charge of the electronics section and designed and built all the tracking and listening devices. I left the OPP in 1972 and got in to the Motel and Restaurant business in North Bay. Due to health problems about 2 years later, we gave up the motel business. I got involved with electronics in the sawmill business and traveled extensively as a service manager. Became a Consultant in the field of Process Control and Automation for the sawmill and mining industry, then branched out to Energy Monitoring and Power Management. Retired from that in 1992.
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