Originally Posted by elcman

Quick WFC questions:

I've been looking at all of these fantastic models of HHO Water Fuel Cells... most of which seem pretty out of reach for me, but I'll solve that somehow.

Anyway, I'm curious about which one people perceive to be the best solution?

From my reading, I seem to prefer the Stan Meyer's WFC. Which seems like it still has a ways to go since the inventor with the answer was poisoned. (May he rest in peace.) And the others, like the Bob Boyce and other models with a series of plates in cells... they don't tickle me as a the one "bulletproof" solution for HHO generation.

The Stan Meyer's cell, with the switching current, uses a method that seems to be more about resonance than brute force electrolysis. (Which is why I prefer it...) But I'm not sure what is the customary output of either types of cells?

In other words, which one do I invest my time in to maximize my results?

Also, what is the output target LPM in order to run a car, supplement a car, or make your own HHO torch?

I really want to get into this... Imhotep's Bendini fan circuit was a great introduction to this whole universe of possibilities... I'd like to see how much I can learn from it while the energy is flowing.