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Posted by GeneMO on April 17, 2007 at 11:25:47 from (72.47.42.87):
I read the posts, went to some internet sites and built a 55 gallon tank with re-bars for electrodes. Put it on a base with wheels the whole bit. My problem. I didn't know much about the washing soda, but bought 4 boxes. Tried to figure out the strength and ended up putting all 4 boxes in about 45-50 gallon. I tried 2 different battery chargers and they will not work on 12 volt, the reset keeps tripping. The one charger has a 6 volt setting at 6 amps. It will hold the charge at 6 volt. I am getting lots of bubbles and it appears to be working. I started it Sunday afternoon. My question is, will the 6 volt work as good as 12? Are we looking for amps or volts? Maybe I mixed the solution too strong and that is why the 12v keeps kicking off? Thanks in advance, Gene
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