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These are reservoirs left to right 3..2..1 I decided to add the bottom tubing, to ease electrolyte flow thru the cells. As gas is formed and rises from the cell it should draw the electrolyte in thru the bottom tubing.

Temporary mounting of reservoirs with Duct Tape. All cells will have a separate reservoir, with a tubing attached from the bottom of reservoir to the bottom of the cell. the top tubing from cell attaches to the top of the reservoir.

the top tubes are attached with about 3 inches of reservoir above top tubing. all cells will be fully flooded. I have to mount gas escape tube from the top of the reservoirs.

Here is the other side piped up .

Tryin out a sealin idea for the screw on pipe caps. I added some water hose rubber gaskets to the threads, hopefully this will seal the tops when they are screwed down tight.You should stack two or three up (on each reservoir) from the threads base so as to keep them flat. I'll probably be reworkin these, cause they ain't stacked.

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