kevinsatterfield

[adam666]

Hows your rubber weather stripping working out?

im guessing it has 1 sticky side as std? any problems getting other side to stick?

where / what is the weather stripping used for normally?

cheers
Adam

[kevinsatterfield]

yep it has a sticky side and its normally used for door trim and things for an auto mobile.The other side doesnt seem to need any sticky cause it's compressed so much it does'nt have much of a choice but to auto seal.I didnt have to use any other kind of silicone or anything and so far it does'nt leak. thanks for asking

[kevinsatterfield]

Does anyone know if there is a way (in a small hose) to seperate electolyte and clean distilled water in same hose but allowing clean water to pass through into electrolyte?Or will i have to even worry about it.what i'm meanning is if electrolyte is filled through the hoses and over fills into the hose and say its over filled about 2 feet into the hose past the plates will the current stay at the plates or will it decide to run up the hose with electrolyte?

[pertyfly]

If the hoses are all separate, and the electrolyte doesn't run from one hose to another (not sure of your exact setup so it may or may not be possible) then it will be fine. As long as th current can't pass between cells, it won't go anywhere. If it can't go anywhere then it effectively has infinite resistance, and will go only through the cell. Does this help?

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