Hi Gene ! 

Welcome to our Dry-Cell Hydrogen Generator Builders Group.

You might want to contact this builder he does splitter cells. http://hhoinformation.com/profile/Electrogen#axzz1YgJJttEX

You could also take part in this if you are interested.

http://hhoinformation.com/forum/topics/something-new-a-catalytic-method-for-producing-hydrogen-on-demand?id=2068750%3ATopic%3A111776&page=1#comments

Hi Gene

I have concerns with the H passing through the ripstop, spacing so bubbles don't touch is one but reduced output, also attention to non leaking pocket above each so the back pressure of the bubbler does not let the H touch the ripstop. I have other interest beside

car mileage & CNC cutting torch,  having 2 L min breathable Oxygen on demand.

individual cells might be easier than manifold.

Regards Peter 

Hi Gene

I'm also interested in separator cell, are you useing ripstop nylon? any details of your construction you like to share?

Thanks Peter

Hi there Gene,

Thanks for your contact. I have been watching the HHO industry for a few years. Just over 12 months ago, ,I purchased a dry cell, after a conciderable amount of time testing etc,, I had the unit replaced.

I am now in the process of modifing the MAP sensor and the PWM, With the addition of a small heat exchanger , I expect to get greater controll over operating, amps and gas production.

I too, have seen the splitter cells and thought that using just hydrogen would be the answer. I think that the cell I have, could easily be converted into a splitter cell but my supplier didn't seem to want to sell me the couple of extra plates I wanted. I could not get any info on a comparrison between hydrogen and hho, also ,I am under the impression that  just hydrogen will not give the bang that hho will, so I have continued with the MAP and PWM  fix along with the heat exchanger idea.

Cheers,

Allan.