I was curious if anyone has checked water temp in a cannister at diferent amps . I was wondering how many amps it takes to get to the boiling point .
I was curious if anyone has checked water temp in a cannister at diferent amps . I was wondering how many amps it takes to get to the boiling point .
You can have a generator running at 20amps. and it will boil over or you can have one run at 20amps. and stay cool. It's more in the design of the booster ( size and number of plates, amount of electrolyte, amount of water, size of container, wiring etc. There are many more factors to heat than just amps.
Originally Posted by overtaker
You can have a generator running at 20amps. and it will boil over or you can have one run at 20amps. and stay cool. It's more in the design of the booster ( size and number of plates, amount of electrolyte, amount of water, size of container, wiring etc. There are many more factors to heat than just amps.
Heah overtaker go to q and a I posted on my spacing and plates .....
Thanks
should u have posted THAT info in THIS thread...
DUUUUUUUUUUH Long day !!!!You can have a generator running at 20amps. and it will boil over or you can have one run at 20amps. and stay cool. It's more in the design of the booster ( size and number of plates, amount of electrolyte, amount of water, size of container, wiring etc. There are many more factors to heat than just amps.
New to the forum didn't mean to offend anyone ... What did I do so I won't do it ?
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