Hello all (please read this)

[sweet7549]

Welcome marine to the forum. We work TRC-170's here at the depot, along with Sincgars Radios.
I love the forum and the information. Working on a titanium cell here in Pa.

[Helz_McFugly]

what is the cost of titanium plates? and are you getting them treated? I was going to make a 6x6 aluminum dry e-lyzer just for an experiment. I keep hearing its been tried but no one ever says why they dont use it any more.
Ive thought about gold plating. Hell I saw a frikkin Cadi in Dallas that was gold plated. it couldnt cost to much. if you have a gold plated e-lyzer its only right that you get a fur coat and a cain, Har!

[sweet7549]

I am working on a 3 mesh element first
Thats around 100 bucks for 3 and going up.
Anode coated with MMO

[hhonewbie]

I am working on a 3 mesh element first
Thats around 100 bucks for 3 and going up.
Anode coated with MMO

Whats MMO?

[Helz_McFugly]

Mixed Metal Oxide

[Helz_McFugly]

I am working on a 3 mesh element first
Thats around 100 bucks for 3 and going up.
Anode coated with MMO

Are you trying the same design safehho.com is using?

[sweet7549]

NO, well sort of
I am going with a wet cell, then if it works out a dry cell.
# mesh elemnts until i find a plate titanium guy

[hhonewbie]

NO, well sort of
I am going with a wet cell, then if it works out a dry cell.
# mesh elemnts until i find a plate titanium guy

Why are you using mesh elements?

[sweet7549]

Thats all i can find here in Pa that is resonable and use for testing.
I am checking with other people for Plates 6x6 in titanium.

[Philldpapill]

I've seen a few people using titanium... You aren't using these as the anode are you??? Titanium is a HORRRRRRRIBLE anode material as it is easily oxidezed...

What are you using Ti for?