The principle is as ingenious as it is simple: It takes only mild soap and water, and electricity for the electrolysis, preferably from photovoltaic or wind power. In the narrow, only 1 mm wide gap between the steel plates is 97% pure water. Putting the plates now in power, the result of the water-energy explosive gas. Each chamber has to meet around 2 volts at up to 30 amps. Peter Salocher is confident that they can heat with the gas also at a fraction of the cost of oil, gas or wood. And maybe you can replace with this technology one day even all fossil fuels and the environmentally friendly fuel with gas from the water.
Part 1: How does the Drycell
Part 2: Heating with HHO gas
Part 3: Building instructions by cell, and KOH bubbler container
Part 4: & Instruction nozzle
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