Al these coments are old. Did you have log-term success with this unit ? Aso, it looks like you have the positive on the rod and the negative on the coil spring. ?
ok, i made one like this but it started to rust and fill with goo right away and got cloged, i think it was the rod (alloy 20 ss)..anyway how are the electrical connections to the spring made?
I used 316SS threaded rod. The electrical connections were made using ring terminals that were put over the nylon shoulder flange washers and held in place with the ss flat washers and spring tension.
ok, hah i drilled a small hole in the bottom and shoved some ss hanging wire in there that wraped around the flange between the spring coils then clamped it on with a hose clamp. it worked but i just figured there was a better way, anyway i like the way this one lets the bubbles condense inside instead of just foaming up like most plates and open top tubes do, hopefully i can post some videos. thanks again
dang quick response, i had an idea to make something like this...except mine sucked. i want to try and emulate this. great job by the way on all your cells
If you look at the comments on the Single Cell 5V video you will see the materials required for construction... Cold water < 70DegF, Electrolyte, Ratio of 2 Tsps B.S. in 1L of distilled water. Bubbles? That's not what this video is about... If you are really that interested, then just build one!
I am building about 3 different ones and i wasnt on the other 5v one due to the fact that im on a 12v one here. Also if thats not what the video is about then what...pretty bubbles??
Al these coments are old. Did you have log-term success with this unit ? Aso, it looks like you have the positive on the rod and the negative on the coil spring. ?
fems2112 2 years ago
ok you have a threaded rod inside a spring? maybe im misunderstanding this
d3115uxor 3 years ago
SS threaded rod inside SS coil spring. The clear PVC tubing keeps the coil from touching the rod allowing for a fairly close spacing between the two.
dlwammo 3 years ago
ok, i made one like this but it started to rust and fill with goo right away and got cloged, i think it was the rod (alloy 20 ss)..anyway how are the electrical connections to the spring made?
maxpineapple 3 years ago
I used 316SS threaded rod. The electrical connections were made using ring terminals that were put over the nylon shoulder flange washers and held in place with the ss flat washers and spring tension.
dlwammo 3 years ago
ok, hah i drilled a small hole in the bottom and shoved some ss hanging wire in there that wraped around the flange between the spring coils then clamped it on with a hose clamp. it worked but i just figured there was a better way, anyway i like the way this one lets the bubbles condense inside instead of just foaming up like most plates and open top tubes do, hopefully i can post some videos. thanks again
AweezyG22 3 years ago
where did you get that spring?
maxpineapple 3 years ago
Same place as Schedule 80 clear PVC.
McMaster-Carr. 5" long section cut from 20" long continuous length.
dlwammo 3 years ago
dang quick response, i had an idea to make something like this...except mine sucked. i want to try and emulate this. great job by the way on all your cells
maxpineapple 3 years ago
hot / cold water? electrolyte?? Anything other than showing bubbles helps. Material, contruction?
YiuTeub 3 years ago
If you look at the comments on the Single Cell 5V video you will see the materials required for construction... Cold water < 70DegF, Electrolyte, Ratio of 2 Tsps B.S. in 1L of distilled water. Bubbles? That's not what this video is about... If you are really that interested, then just build one!
dlwammo 3 years ago
I am building about 3 different ones and i wasnt on the other 5v one due to the fact that im on a 12v one here. Also if thats not what the video is about then what...pretty bubbles??
YiuTeub 3 years ago
Well then, finish one of the three and post a video. Let's see the "pretty bubbles"...
dlwammo 3 years ago