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I'm not trying to be rude, but I couldn't make any sense of your comments. I understand pikture (picture), but I don't have a clue about *prototyp bokses*.
Can you help me understand what you're talking about?
Harold
Can you help me understand what you're talking about?
Harold
I think He means camera Harold.
jimdoc
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I think its prototype boxes.
Jim
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I had a hunch it was to do with boxes, but camera paints a picture of what type of box.
I've been a real PITA with people and their use (or mis-use) of language, but it's for good reason. How can we help anyone when they can't express themselves in a way that can be understood clearly? Speculating on their intended meaning is a waste of time and presents the risk of receiving less than appropriate information.
<sigh>
Harold
I've been a real PITA with people and their use (or mis-use) of language, but it's for good reason. How can we help anyone when they can't express themselves in a way that can be understood clearly? Speculating on their intended meaning is a waste of time and presents the risk of receiving less than appropriate information.
<sigh>
Harold
NoIdea
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Hello, just thought id throw this one into the works: Pyrolyze electrolytic caps expose all that stored energy without Al oxidation. The pic shows the sort of setup ive used, before it broke, decelleration syndrom, i dropped it. With the valve closed NaOh is introduced through the header assebly, this will cause an increase of preasure inside the vessel preventing the NaOH from going through the mest and into the Al foil. Once the valve is opened the gas will expell out through the H2O scrubber, effectively removing water. If you close the valve the preasure will push the NaOH up the header pipe away from the exposed Al foil. You can adjust the preasue by adjustion your header hight. The H2SO4 is used to dry the H2 gas, wet H2 will bang, dry will burn. This will also mean you can use steel wool for the flame arrester. Its always best to purge this system before use, the removal of all air is important, also try and keep this system out of the sun as the impurities both in the NaOH, H2O, and Al has been know to produce a catalytic reaction leading to BANG, apart from that it's safe. This used to be standard for producing medium volume of dry H2 gas in chemistry labs.
Deano
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rewalston
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Hey stihl88, for some reason I can't get anything to download from this site. Although this has been going on for only a couple of weeks, no idea what changed. Any way would you be able to email me a copy of your plans that you posted at the beginning of this thread or any updates to the plans? You can email them to rewalston at gmail dot com. Thanks.
Rusty
Rusty
rewalston
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Thank you for the link, it downloaded fine, go figure. Anyway I'll take a look at this and see what I can come up with. At one time I did have a "Smack Booster" but when he decided to betray the public share policy that he himself helped to set up and go commercial, we all felt betrayed and I deleted all of his stuff. But I'll try to build this one and see what I can do with it...THanks again.
Rusty
Rusty
Great, glad you got it ok.
I cant stress enough the requirement for using 1 or even 2 bubbler's.
The most expensive part is the power supply but that can be doubled as a power supply for your gold de-plating cell or a silver cell... It's a win win their.
Also, theres no need to stick to the plans religiously as you can see from my homemade cell it's slightly different to the one in the plans.
This size cell sucks at melting silver but I'm sure if you put 2 or 3 cells together then you'd get things melting :lol: and to be quite honest i haven't really played with my cell much as i need to get a good bubbler system designed before i completely trust it. Ive already had one bubbler blow up on me and my right ear was fuzzy (zzzzzzzzzz) for a week it was that loud.
Good luck with the build it was quite an enjoyment for me to build, post here your finished product or if you just need some help.
I cant stress enough the requirement for using 1 or even 2 bubbler's.
The most expensive part is the power supply but that can be doubled as a power supply for your gold de-plating cell or a silver cell... It's a win win their.
Also, theres no need to stick to the plans religiously as you can see from my homemade cell it's slightly different to the one in the plans.
This size cell sucks at melting silver but I'm sure if you put 2 or 3 cells together then you'd get things melting :lol: and to be quite honest i haven't really played with my cell much as i need to get a good bubbler system designed before i completely trust it. Ive already had one bubbler blow up on me and my right ear was fuzzy (zzzzzzzzzz) for a week it was that loud.
Good luck with the build it was quite an enjoyment for me to build, post here your finished product or if you just need some help.
rewalston
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stihl88 said:
Well, the biggest problem I have right now is MONEY. I need to do some searching also for a decent bubbler. I had some but well they flew away. Probably the hardest part I'll have is getting the power supply. The plans you sent me talked about using a PWM did you use that or are you just going from the power supply?
Rusty
