You can find stainless wire at a marine supply store.
Everything metal inside should be stainless.
Those pipes will use ABS fittings,
caps, plugs, etc. The way those pipes
are attached, it will be almost impossible to stop leaks.
Bill
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Statistics: Posted by Ioku — Sat May 31, 2008 1:54 am
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this is the PVC cells I made to house them, I still need to find some thick plexiglass to make the base and top for it, You have any recommendations, I tryed Lowes and Home Depot but they only have thin stuff.
close up of the cups
Cups in the cells
And this is sort of my take on a smacks booster type of cell I used 7 cups and wired them + n n - n n + it will go in a 1 foot high by 3 diameter PVC container.
To get the spacing on the cups I cut out 1 centimeter high rings from 1 1/4 in diameter pvc pipe they fit perfectly in the bottoms of the cups then I glued it altogether. The spacing between the cup walls ends up at about 2 millimeters. I also drilled holes in the bottoms of the cups to let water move though.
And you can these cups at walmart in the cooking wears section its only $1 for 4 of them and they seem to work well.
Statistics: Posted by Ioku — Sat May 31, 2008 1:51 am
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I have 4 cells sealed off from each other each with 2 electrodes in them, only instead of plates I used stainless steel cups the same one as the guy in the youtude vid in my first post, so its sort of like having 4 mr G cells wired in series.
But the problem I am having is it seems only the first cell in the series, the one directly connected to power, is making the most gas and the other 3 aren't making that much. is this normal or did I wire something wrong.
Statistics: Posted by Ioku — Fri May 30, 2008 1:54 am
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Statistics: Posted by Ioku — Sat May 24, 2008 1:17 am
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Statistics: Posted by Ioku — Sun May 18, 2008 10:38 pm
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