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In this Discussion
- 46HudsonPU February 10
- charles4d February 10
- hudsontech February 11
- Ken U-Tx February 10
- Roger Harmon February 11
That electrolysis thing
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I thought you might like to see the tags I'm fixing up for the next Hudson. The first picture shows the overnight result in second two pictures apparatus. -fun!
R/Roger.R/ Roger. -
Roger - what do you have it connected to? (i.e., what's running the process?)
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A battery charger.
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This method works well also for removing unsightly body hair, shaggy eyebrows, nose hairs, beard hair, etc on the ladies.
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Nice
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Ken - Most modern battery chargers will not work unless they detect a battery that needs charging. Also, the use of chemicals (sodium carbonate, etc.,) in the process is also indicated.
Am curious as to what Roger uses for his process...
When I was doing mine (previous threads, some time ago), I used a 12v Battery, and connected the charger to the battery, to keep it charged. I had multiple threads on this (I believe), here is one of them -
http://www.classiccar.com/forum/discussion/112520/electrolysis-for-rust-removal/p1
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You're right; I'm using a 20 year old sears 6 amp battery charger. The bucket draws about ~3 amps at first, then down to ~1.R/ Roger.
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Looks pretty hi-tech to me. :D
Hudsonly
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN
