
07-22-2008, 12:26 PM
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Senior Club Cobra Member
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Glendale,
AZ.
Cobra Make, Engine: Cobray-C3, The 60's body lines on todays chassis technology
Posts: 2,302
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CobraV8, YES that is what I am saying, from the start I have identified the max amp draw to be around 20 amps!! 20 amps is less than your AC compressor clutch and blower motor consume in your daily driver but it gets cooler inside.
Bob, I bet you separated oxygen from water in a high school lab just like me and tons of other kids and that was with a battery, plates and a little wire. This is the same fundamentals. I read your post #12 and do not understand why you feel so much energy is needed to separate 02 and hydrogen from water. It takes less than 20 amps to make the jar bubble pretty well.Here is a link to a kids science project to do the same. http://www.instructables.com/id/Sepa...er-Through-El/ I am not talking about a pressure system! It will create enough volume to displace the atmosphere in the tubing so the manifold vac can pull it into the engine. Under no or very low manifold vac the gas is placed at the TB inlet where there is flow to pull it into engine.
I do not choose to argue with anybody. I will be happy to discuss back and forth as time allows during the day but please keep it factual without personal jabs.
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