BoyntonStu
10-18-2008, 03:16 PM
This is my air-cooled Amoeba Cell.
I believe that it the first integrated cell and air flow cooling system.
There are 6 cells on each side.
The oversized outer SS plates are Negative.
The center Positive is protected from shorts.
You only need a single + wire to connect this cell if you mount it to the chassis ground.
The extra rear Aluminum plate serves to direct the incoming air to flow behind the back negative plate.
The spacings are 0.025"
This is the first run using NaOH.
When she breaks in, I will switch to KOH.
The MOT power supply with fan is now mounted on a piece of plywood.
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BoyntonStu
I believe that it the first integrated cell and air flow cooling system.
There are 6 cells on each side.
The oversized outer SS plates are Negative.
The center Positive is protected from shorts.
You only need a single + wire to connect this cell if you mount it to the chassis ground.
The extra rear Aluminum plate serves to direct the incoming air to flow behind the back negative plate.
The spacings are 0.025"
This is the first run using NaOH.
When she breaks in, I will switch to KOH.
The MOT power supply with fan is now mounted on a piece of plywood.
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BoyntonStu