wotcha
How hot should the cell and electrolyte be getting? as I'm measuring about 26 °C (78F) on the cell surface and 36°C ( 98F) in the electrolyte.
From what I've read elsewhere this should be up in the 50°C mark?
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wotcha
How hot should the cell and electrolyte be getting? as I'm measuring about 26 °C (78F) on the cell surface and 36°C ( 98F) in the electrolyte.
From what I've read elsewhere this should be up in the 50°C mark?
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thats sounds perfect if its producing good. the cooler it stays the less water vapor and expanded gas you have and youll get a more exact reading when you messure your output.
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