My H2 Generator
This is my hydrogen generator that I built Using stainless steel switch plate covers.
You may be asking, Why switch plate covers? Well in the area I live in I was having trouble finding Someone to sell me a sheet of stainless steel and cut it for me. So I was in the Home Depot (a local hardware store) And I ran across switch plate covers made of stainless steel. All cut to size and all uniform. Well this made it too easy for me so I bought them About 36 @ $1.24 ea. I thought it was kind of expensive but what the heck. I was not getting the generator built waiting for a deal to drop in my lap. So on to the building of the h2 generator
After I got the plates I drilled a hole in one side of the plate large enough to Fit a nut inside of the hole, there is another hole already drilled that I did not mess with. The larger hole is to allow the plates to not touch and still be able to nut them together.
the black looking tape is actually 1/2″ magnet tape. I used it to prevent the plates from touching one another. Then I used spring clamps to hold it all together while nutting it all together
I have now found that using 36 plates together causes to much electromagnetic interference with one another, 12 plates together works much better so I will be changing this design from one set of 36 plates to 3 sets of 12. I will give updates to my findings.
I think the design is very efficiant but have you thought about using hydrolics and pressurizing air by repeated pressure and a realese valve pumping air forming a compressing system to create wind pressure? I have realized 1 flaw in my plan, Water is denser than air, therefore bringing less pressure to the power generator.
Drew Fenney Age 11
I say “Well done.. and you have that spirit of invention. It is experiments like yours that new discovery is made. You discovered that the 36 plates were too much.. so your plan to make a 3 cell generator. Try using 7 plates one negative, one positive, and 5 nuetral plates not attached to any other plates.isolated by plastic or nylon washers.. they conduct current through each plate and pass it to the Neg plate.. It is very efficient and each cell *( each set of two plates have no more than 2 volts between them). The 13.8 volts are distributed across seven plates…..6 cells *(count the spaces between each two plates). Your 304 SS plates will live just fine IF your concentration of KOH (*****Not baking soda).. is just enough to get about 10-12 amps to flow across your plates… Baking Soda produces a poisonous gas and will chew up your plates in a short time. google chemical companies… and Check out my friends site Hydrogen Garage. He has a good co. that sells KOH..
Id like to see you present more videos on your home research. Discuss more about how you insulated the plates from pos to neg, every other plate. More please…