New Anode Bag Configuration

[MysticColby]

Unbelieveable - could this be what I am looking for?

yes and no. brand names usually refer to a material, not necessarily a pore size or thickness. (like how Kevlar comes in how ever many layers thick you want it)
Then again, I would expect a cloth for sailing to want as little air to get through it as possible
on Dacron website, they also mention that they make pillow cases out of it.
But rolls of sailcloth would probably be the flattest shape you could get it in.

 

[Palladium]

???

http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-100-DACRON-OXFORD-WEAVE-TABLE-CLOTHS-MILLIKEN-50-/350534520257?pt=Table_Linens&hash=item519d7c4dc1

 

[Lobby]

Unbelieveable - could this be what I am looking for?

yes and no. brand names usually refer to a material, not necessarily a pore size or thickness. (like how Kevlar comes in how ever many layers thick you want it)
Then again, I would expect a cloth for sailing to want as little air to get through it as possible
on Dacron website, they also mention that they make pillow cases out of it.
But rolls of sailcloth would probably be the flattest shape you could get it in.

I agree. Dacron is just a material. The fact that it's used for vacuum cleaner bags just means that it's woven a specific way to trap the dust particles per the vacuum manufacturer specs.

I think that's the key clue: what filter properties does the vacuum cleaner manufacturer require? And then what material do we wish to use to handle the environment in the cell?

But I'm just framing the questions. I don't know what the answers are. :mrgreen:

 

[kadriver]

Lobby:

I am using the dacron material and getting excellent results.

I just got lucky when I was constructing my very first silver cell.

I did not know what material to use - Steve's DVD suggested polypropylene, but I had no clue what that was.

I just started searching in Lowes and found those vacuum bags - they work perfect.

kadriver