Hey Herby
I went ahead and drilled the 1/8th holes at the bottom of my plates. I have a punch but nothing that can handle 16 G SS.
I was thinking of somthing and I would like your feed back on it. I was thinking that instead of putting holes on the top of each plate for gas escape why not just bore a small notch (maybe 1/2 or 3/4 on the top of the acrylic. It seems like that would allow for more plate area and electrolyte, also the slosh factor would be much less. I know that by doing that the unit would no longer be self contained and air tight but do you think that is a way to bring the amps and gas production a bit. By my calculations if you count each side of each plate you would gain about 36 Sq inches if plate space that you didnt have before. 3/8in x3inx18x 2.
Worth trying?
Erik
Set me straight please
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by fuelcrop » Fri Dec 22, 2006 11:40 am
Herby
I think you misunderstand me. What I mean is that a portionof the top of the acrylic spacer on the top is cut out on each one leaving the electrolyte still isolated. This would be the gas escape and the pressure would beuild up no more than in the origonal design. If you still arent seeing it I can makea little mock set up and take a pic for you.
Do you think 16 G is too think for this project?
Hope your holidays are well
Erik
I think you misunderstand me. What I mean is that a portionof the top of the acrylic spacer on the top is cut out on each one leaving the electrolyte still isolated. This would be the gas escape and the pressure would beuild up no more than in the origonal design. If you still arent seeing it I can makea little mock set up and take a pic for you.
Do you think 16 G is too think for this project?
Hope your holidays are well
Erik
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