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Text Only Overview of Series Cell HHO welder Posted by: cheaphardwarez
Video duration: 219 seconds Text Only Overview of Series Cell HHO welder Related: hho Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Home Made Plasma Cutter with Blow Forward Starter Posted by: cheaphardwarez
Video duration: 23 seconds A blow forward plasma torch starts the arc by blowing apart the touching electrodes then the arc is transfered to the work plate. This torch head requires 50 amps of power and will cut 1 inch steel. To add this to the home made plasma cutter you will need to add a second resistor in parallel. Related: blow, cutter, forward, plasma, start, torch Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Blow Forwared Plasma Arc Starting Posted by: cheaphardwarez
Video duration: 49 seconds Plasma arc can be started with a blow forward torch head instead of using high voltage. The arc is drawn in a manner similar to welding only its air that pushes a spring loaded tip forward from the electrode to draw the arc out. From there the arc transfers to the work piece being cut. Related: blow, home, cutter, diy, forward, made, plasma Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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By: cheaphardwarez. on 31 Jan 08, 19:50:11
There is no link between plates! It is a series cell design; baking soda so its 4 volts per cell. Water must not pass around the plates or you loose efficiency as the current goes around plates instead of through the plates.
By: joe80edge. on 18 Jan 08, 16:15:00
hi .nice vid.could someone clarify whether the individual plates are linked across as in normal cels or is it just the end plates that are directly connected to the supply?
By: cheaphardwarez. on 24 Nov 07, 00:37:56
Thanks. There is some really meaty info in this video.
By: sirHOAX. on 23 Nov 07, 04:23:18
Very Informative, Thanks for this well documented video post. Best of luck with your future en devours. Your craftsmanship is up there with the best. Keep up the excellent work. Regards, --sirHHOax-- :=)