The gas will depend apon teh electrolyte you use.
If ist Hydrochloric, will be Hydrogen (BOOM!) from one end and Chlorine from teh other...
If ist Hydrochloric, will be Hydrogen (BOOM!) from one end and Chlorine from teh other...
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Don't suppose anyone's got a Constant Current Constant Voltage Power supply going begging? 
Though anything with adjustable current and voltage may do.
Cheers
Though anything with adjustable current and voltage may do.
Cheers
Have a read on caswell's site about LCD anodising, unless your anodising a whole caravan you won't be needing 50A.
Assuming it's a marker you want to anodise 1A to 3A seems more realistic.
Assuming it's a marker you want to anodise 1A to 3A seems more realistic.
Yeah, but I can't find or afford the whole shebang from Caswell. The reason I need higher is because my acid concentration might be wrong and I want to be safe with slightly larger parts (Following the 720 rule).Strawb said:
Probably don't need all the way up to 50, but it can't hurt especially if I get to try some hard anodizing
Although I don't know anything about electronics so do get a little confused with amperage and current draw etc
Amperage, is the expression of Current.(Ie, current is measured in Amps)
Voltage is not dangerous, its the current behind it that does the damage.
Voltage is not dangerous, its the current behind it that does the damage.
That does clear a few things up
So with the current draw being variable dependant on concentration, temp etc it makes sense to have something that will output at a constant rate...
Now if I can just learn how to understand electrical diagrams and where the heck to stick a multimeter I'll be doing grand
So with the current draw being variable dependant on concentration, temp etc it makes sense to have something that will output at a constant rate...
Now if I can just learn how to understand electrical diagrams and where the heck to stick a multimeter I'll be doing grand
