Re: HH O generator
Update: 4 days 100 miles and 3/4 tank still on the gauge. Drawing 8 amps cold, 12 amps hot and lots of action. I'll test liters per hour later. With the KOH in the water at 88 degrees F ambient temperature, the solution reads 150 Ohms resistance. I'll use that as a gauge to determine electrolyte levels in the future.
Issue 1: my original container split where I drilled through and put the electric leads and I lost half the water and electrolyte. I had a spare and drilled through the lid this time.
Issue 2: the lid came loose on day 4. Since it's inside the airbox, the HHO is pulled into the intake anyway.
Issue 3: Stainless steel wallplates from Home Depot aren't. There is corrosion starting to show up. We'll see how bad it gets.
The engine seems to be running smoother, but it could be wishful thinking. I'll need about a week to go another 150 -200 miles to see if there are any MPG gains.
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