Burned (melted) up reaction chamber

[glenn_aircooled]

[glenn_aircooled]

Heres the one thats in my Missus' car. It just seems to keep going , even
being neglected [ as She does ] and helps improve MPG.
Please Note: I discovered that using glues as in this unit - will lead to leaks
and contamination of our Electrolyte. The more expensive " No glue " or
slot method is So Much Better. Bob Boyce and Looking in have got this
aspect covered.
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Note this is from our Projects section - heaps of useful stuff there,
especially Chris's projects. See New users Section.
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http://oupower.com/index.php?dir=_Other ... e%20series
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Glenn.

[lfpavairy]

[lfpavairy]

[kevinsatterfield]

[lfpavairy]

[glenn_aircooled]

I would encourage you to try a series cell , by converting your existing unit
by sealing the edges and bottom , But please note that you only connect power to the two end plates.
There is nothing connected to the middle plates.
They must not have inter-connections between them.
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So please consider this, you probably wont get awesome results if there
are holes left open in all your plates. They need to seal electrolyte within
each small section [ well almost seal - a tiny leakage is nice , helps level
the liquid ].
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The plates are just dividing up the total voltage.
With this design you must use a Catalyst " such as Red Devil Lye ".
I have found the best one to use is Potassium Hydroxide. [ Lye ]
But this may be hard to get. The other One is Sodium Hydroxide - this
I believe is in the Red Devil lye.
There are certain concentrations that work best. Like 28 % Pot Hydroxide,
or 26 % ?? Sodium Hydroxide [ forgot this value ].
In the best distilled water you can buy [ or make ].
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There are heaps of good Pictures in the Project section, please look
through them.

[lfpavairy]

:D I am back. Trying to find a shop in St Louis that will cut the sheet of S.S. I took out of a resturant kitchen. Will make a new tube up. Frank