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[ultra_efficient]

i have been making dry cells with no holes, they are way way more efficient. low amp draw and high output. i use a dell 300 watt power supply for testing with a maximum of 18 amps on the 12 volt.

when i make cells with no holes i can get over 1LPM for less then 10amps@12vdc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM_lWCwxTI8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEkXgZlS8XE

[ultra_efficient]

testing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDPAC6ZUS3U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1qjC6mMNkk

[lhazleton]

Well Richard, I see you're back in here.
What I don't understand is how your 'no holes' reactor is plumbed.
For a true no hole design, there must be e/lyte & gas hoses for each cell gap. On yours, I don't see any, just ports in the endplates like any other drycell reactor.
Maybe you can post some pictures that show this?

[Roland Jacques]

Richard WHO?

[lhazleton]

You got it Roland!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At least I'm way far away up here in upstate NY. Georgia is much closer! LOL
Bumpity, bumpity, bump!
Sneaky rascal, huh?
Down wit prejudice......................

[ultra_efficient]

ok, all the no holes cell i have seen so far as way too crazy plumbing, and some had manual refilling etc. i just wanted a regular dry cell that was made the old way but just no holes in the plates. so as long as i could get a fully circulating cell just the old dry cells and have no holes, that's what i set out to build because the holes cause the current to raise no matter how good you think you can make a dry cell. if you have holes you have leak, some leak more than some. so i came up with this way to make the construction as similar as possible to the old way of making the dry cell. that way it will circulate just like the old dry cell design with no current leakage.
im in bed now but will post a video of how its build and the parts used in the morning.

[lhazleton]

Richard, we're still waiting.
It would be great to see how you've done this!

[ultra_efficient]

sorry for the delay, i was busy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szLJFl0x2bc



i glue shower pan liner and thin silicon sheets to construct the edges.

[ultra_efficient]

when finish i glue the outside.

[ultra_efficient]

i use big wires as always and connect them to the bottom of the cell and the connections directly on the plates.





Admins sorry for the multi post but i can only post 4 pics per post