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HHO Generator installed in my 2002 PTCruiser. The HHO Generator is powered only when the ignition switch is turned on, through a simple 80 amp 14volt relay from Tanners Electronics, Dallas Texas.
Here are they building the house for the generator, 115 MW.
Taken in hydropowerplant Kárahnjúkar , Fljótsdalsstöð og east Iceland
New backup power generator for the visitor center at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Credit: Margie Brenner/USFWS
It's the barrel generator texture created in the Filter Forge plugin. It can be seamless tiled and rendered in any resolution without loosing details.
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A great signal generator that can be had for a very reasonable price. Thousands of these were made and many found their way to Canadian high schools as part of the electronics program. Also available in the Starkit name could be purchased in kit form and assembled by the end user. This is my everyday signal generator.
I am only guessing that this is a generator, and that it would be used to power the pump house in the event of a power failure. View On Black
We were very lucky compared to many people in the rest of the state. We only lost power for 6 days, and I ran a small generator to keep some of the things running in the house, most importantly the internet.
The New York Power Authority's Niagara generator converts the flow of water out of a reservoir into electricity.
Yep, runs the whole house in normal operations. TV, Fridge, coffee pot, computer. Doesn't seem to be a problem running the whole shabang. Needs a housing to hold the noise down and keep it safe from the weather. Should be a bit more livable than lanterns and batteries....
On generator as I upload this !!!...
This is a piece of Kohler equipment on the University of Florida campus, therefore, we can presume it to be a generator 'cause it looks like one and Kohler makes 'em. :)
Single Cell, HHO Generator. The two outer plates are the Negative/Positive plates, while the 3 inner plates are neutrally isolated from the outer two plates. The plates are made up of TRUE #304 Stainless Steel. I run Citric acid in the Distilled Water to help with conductivity of the water.
FREE, file on building your own at: smacksboosters.110mb.com/Smack.pdf
Homebrew Function Generator, .5 Hz to 100 KHz. Uses uA709 OpAmps. Built around 1972, or so, and still used occasionally.
It's the Kawaii Star Generator texture created in the Filter Forge plugin. It can be seamless tiled and rendered in any resolution without loosing details.
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My husbands generators were originally safety orange and stood out like a sore thumb at the weddings and functions that rented them. Now they blend in. Enamel
I saw this on the road today: a Nissan Pathfinder with a generator and window air conditioner attached to the back. The full-size image shows a little more detail.
Online artificial intelligent painterly rendition of... www.flickr.com/photos/mathersteve/41722164590/ A quaint 1930s bungalow in Parma (Cleveland) Ohio.
Free online Google Deep Dream Generator. Link to Google Deep Dream examples in my group list.
HHO Generator installed in my 2002 PTCruiser. The HHO Generator is powered only when the ignition switch is turned on, through a simple 12volt relay, the one I'm using is rated at 80amps/14vdc.
One can keep adding HHO Cells, just stop at the point that it produces so much HHO, that your car's computer starts to richen the fuel mixture. I plan to add another cell, to this unit, in order to produce more HHO during the summer , since the AC unit will be on most of the time, lowering my mpg.
This photo shows the first HHO Generator that I built to test various electrolyte solutions.,
I had to find what solution would keep on working flawlessly, and would not require constant maintenance of the HHO Generator.
The HHO generator would work great until the positive electrode would accumulate a brown oxide on it. Once it was coated completely, the electrolysis would stop, and no more HHO would be produced.
The first solution I tried was Baking Soda and Tap water. Unit quit working after a very short time period
The second solution, I tried was Baking Soda and Distilled water. Unit still quit working after a short time period.
The third solution, I tried in another HHO Generator was 5% White Distilled Vinegar. Unit still quit working, but worked for a longer time period. Until the unit over heated the vinegar, somehow turned it a deep purple, and quit working. There's a funny story behind this particular test....... I'll tell about it sometime later.
The forth solution, I tried and have continued to use is Citric Acid and Distilled Water. The photo above is the original HHO Generator I built and ran for 2 months with Citric Acid and Distilled water. There is no oxide on the electrodes , they are as clean, maybe cleaner than when I first purchased them.
I'll rebuild this HHO Generator, by adding various sizes of S/S fender washers on both electrodes, alternating sizes on each side, in order to obtain more surface area for electrolysis. The more HHO is generated the better the vehicle's MPG is, until you overload the ODBII's oxygen sensor and it starts to think it needs to richen the fuel mixture. This is easily overcome, so don't let that scare you.
I hope to install this rebuilt unit in my wife's car. The beta HHO unit given to me from a member of our North Texas Electric Auto Association (www.nteaa.org), is working great in my PTCruiser, using the Citric Acid & Distilled Water solution. I'll keep running it, as I'm impressed with it's output of HHO. The last tank of gasoline I went through, averaged 34mpg, which had my usual mix of city/highway driving during the work week. I seldom averaged 24mpg during this mix of mileage. I also run Marvel Mystery Oil in the gasoline, in every other tank, just to make sure the upper engine is kept well lubed. I've never heard of any problems, running HHO, but I feel better using the Marvel Mystery Oil, just for my peace of mind.
FREE, file on building your own at: smacksboosters.110mb.com/Smack.pdf