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General => Chatter => Topic started by: dgs on December 20, 2016, 09:20:10 PM
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Seems interesting;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Supe1a3LW2U#t=1460.743583
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Not seen that before.
Seems strange not to refill with acid unless the Alum makes an acid I'll ask my chemistry savvy mate tonight.
I have some old batteries in the garage and some sulfuric in the bio shed, so might give it a go.
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I fancy giving that a go, as you say Julian, it seems strange that the battery isn't refilled with acid.
I wonder what the 2nd life expectancy is.
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Interesting.
So he added a baking soda solution first, would that have desulferated the plates ?
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So, chemistry expert wasn't too much help we had to Google Alum bet the consensus after two pubs (normal quiz has been permanently cancelled and we're trying to find a good alternative) and many beers, was that any electrolyte would probably work, but not as a well as sulfuric.
I'll still have a play when I have a moment.
On a similar note, the twin battery set up on the Disco (mentioned a while back) is working well with no obvious drawbacks.