Hi guys, I've been reading a lot of what's written here, and finally decided to join up. Scott thanks for your insight on so much, I'm still curious about the graphite rods design, I'll be studying that now . I'm in the process of making my first generator out of ss plates using the taro cell design. Just wanted to say hi to everyone before I start really posting.

also, I ask a million questions at a time usually, so I'm also giving fair warning

Hey great to see you.  People don't ask a whole lot of questions here as we try to post all the answers to questions before they are asked.  Even though this site doesn't look busy we get almost 1000 views a day.  I have many tricks up my sleeve for the next few months.  One is releasing an affordable 2000 watt wind turbine.  Secondly an affordable universal charge controller with remote monitoring.  Thirdly finish the car that runs only on compressed hydrogen made by a wind turbine.  

Hello everyone.  New to this forum.  I have installed a dry cell unit and have it running in my 04 Nissan Frontier.  Although, it has ss plates I'm looking for a better design to go with instead.  I have ideas for compressing it and injecting hho into my fuel line, using a diaphram compressor made to compress liquid and or gas.  I'm just not certain about following thru without talking to others that have tried that.  I've made my mistakes and had my pitfalls like all of you.  I've overfilled my tank and sucked water with KOH into my engine.  Yeah fun fun.  I have not given up on it even with my ECU headaches.  I'm seeing gains and want to tinker more with it. I will post more and would like to contribute as well to the group.

It's great to have you here apachelonewolf we look forward to having you on our site!!


Personally I would recommend getting away from ss plates.  The byproduct that you dump out of the cell from the stainless is call hexavalent chromium.  It has been known to cause birth defects and cancer when it comes in contact with the epidermis layer of our bodies.  Let alone staying in the ground until it is eventually absorbed into our water supplies and consumed.  

Hello, I too am new to the site and have done a lot of reading and decided I needed to join. I am looking for some alternatives for electricity and very interested in the hho. I will be quiet as I have a lot more reading to do, Thanks for this site and all the info.
Larry

awesome we are glad to have you.  This forum is a little slow but still registers over 1000 views a day.