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Projects by members => Projects by members => Hydrocars => Topic started by: hydro on October 24, 2007, 01:23:03 am
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I lost my Compass, so i had to try and explain without one...
you will be using 0 60 120 and 180 degrees with a protractor to do this with 6 cells
you will be using 0 45 90 145 and 180 degrees with a protractor to do this with 8 cells.
you can use a tube in the middle, that would make the 6 tube design hold 7 cells and the 8 tube hold 9, if you choose to do this you should notch the sides so that water can get underneath the top and bottom holder, you should also make a bottom holder.
ideal materials for holders are Acrylic sheets about 1/8th thick, a 1' carpenter drill bit is used to drill the holes. it is up to you to space the tubes so they want hit, you should use a compass to draw a circle from point A and B all the way around, then do it again for your Container.
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my new setup
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Nice....10 tubes...dynamite!
br
Steve
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10? dangit i thought i figured for 12, gru,, guess i need to redo it lol. j/k, theres 12 holes there.
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my eyes where hurting me........I need new glasses.....
Oh dear, i dont wear any.....
Where are my contacts?
Oh dear I dont wear any of those too..!
Me just cannot count...thats all, my dear
br
steve ;D
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changes of plans buddy!! after seeing your results on your new setup i quickly seen that i can not allow you to smoke me like that!!!! !
so i came up with this,,, get ready for a new can of whoop ass LOL.
this will be called the "Short and stubby cell", since the cell is only 5 3/4 tall! hehe
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Ok, nice way to go, Hydro. What will be you gapsize? (in mm please :D :D :D)
Br
Steve
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its 1.5mm stevo, here is my tube holders. the tank itself stands about 12 inches high. the tubes are 5 3/4th tall, the holding pipe is 6 inches in diameter.
say hello to my short and stubby fuel cell.
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Nice nice nice
I guess you will have a bucket ful of milck in no time!
br
steve