it has been my experience that if you draw over 20 amps you have the problem with the terminals, anytime I have pushed over 20 amps in a wet cell the terminals always get hot enough to melt stuff after on for bout an hr..I even had mine in the sides and they were under the water in the container and still had that happen when going over 20 amps
As in the plumbing in your house, if you have plastic tubing, your hot water side would be cpvc. It handles hot water without distortion, but I have not seen cpvc in the sizes we need for a booster cell, although it may be out there. Will do some checking. Good Work Steve.
cause if its e-lyte heating it, you could try using an inverter and use hv with a retifier to bring it back to dcv, and then the cell wont get half as hot, and you wont have to use any e-lyte. just use the spacing to contol amperage, thanks for video.
melted the crap out of that cap
Video85Man 8 months ago
I really appreciate your R&D work. You're helping us to avoid the mistakes that we would surely have made! Keep up the good work.
ktmpasser 3 years ago
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freedomorelse 3 years ago
it has been my experience that if you draw over 20 amps you have the problem with the terminals, anytime I have pushed over 20 amps in a wet cell the terminals always get hot enough to melt stuff after on for bout an hr..I even had mine in the sides and they were under the water in the container and still had that happen when going over 20 amps
jdcmusicman 3 years ago
yeah the abs lids do work better than the plain pvc ones
jdcmusicman 3 years ago
Experience is what you get,
when you didnt get what you wanted!
or
An inconvienence is an adventure wrongly considered.
I think either one of these quotes are appropriate for this video.Keep up the good work.
shamansays 3 years ago
As in the plumbing in your house, if you have plastic tubing, your hot water side would be cpvc. It handles hot water without distortion, but I have not seen cpvc in the sizes we need for a booster cell, although it may be out there. Will do some checking. Good Work Steve.
mowerman54 3 years ago
this is typical with bad connections, if your terminals are loose, a hot spot develops and the end result is terminal meltdown.
danburford58 3 years ago
I think you are doing a supeerb job, bad and good results. Outstanding
higherpoweredh2o 3 years ago
think its engine heat?
cause if its e-lyte heating it, you could try using an inverter and use hv with a retifier to bring it back to dcv, and then the cell wont get half as hot, and you wont have to use any e-lyte. just use the spacing to contol amperage, thanks for video.
crob227 3 years ago