Whitehat

[whitehat]

Hey people after looking around this site for about a year its done, I finished my electolysier

This is the contianer http://img355.imageshack.us/img355/8765 ... 0543oh.jpg

And these the actual plates
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/7710 ... 0322bi.jpg

... yes i do see the irony that they are bowls not plates. Anyway I shall test it tomorrow and if the glue dies properly I will be one of the crazy hydrogen generation community.

[pertyfly]

So.....

How did this go? I'm interested in seeing.

Remember, just because no one replies doesn't mean no one cares. I'm interested in all findings.

Chris

P.S. Looks like an EXTREMELY large unit.

[kansashonda]

wow that is one radical design. Good use of available resources. Low cost, probably fun to build. Hey let us know man!! How much did it produce?

[Jay]

I dont know why I havent seen this, but Im interested too

How'd it go?

I am thru with my alpha test apparatus (used zinc and copper..yechhh) and am now going to start on my first real test unit for which I will use:

7 Stainless (brushed metal surface) Outlet Receptacle Cover Plates (Like a light switch cover plate, only Stainless). They have two holes already drilled and are a good size (roughly 6x4)...dont know if I'll use plate covers with the hole in them or just use blanks w/ no hole.

Planning on using the sandwich method I see and .

Parts for this are easy to get (Lowes) and easy to replace...or "switch" out..(pun intended).

Anyway, great design! I like using what is available, its easy on the wallet starting out.

Let us know how it tested (if you can).

[Nick]

umm... It looks like the plates are flat on the bottom and in the center theres an indent upwards. I think the gas is going to get traped underneath each plate. I would say you should run it on a slight angle to allow the gas to escape out the sides. Other than that good luck.