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Originally Posted by Jetijs
I did not drill small holes in the plate bottom for electrolyte leveling, I can do this whenever I want because with this design, assembling and disassembling is easy and fast. I have four 8mm holes in the upper plate part and if I want to level out the electrolyte, I just tilt the electrolyzer till the electrolute can level out using one of these holes.
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So it's true series cell. Clever idea since you have made 4, 8mm holes on top of your plates for gas output. Yes, we can use these holes to level electrolyte easily. But if the cell fixed to car, this method becomes troublesome.
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Originally Posted by Jetijs
I did not measure the voltages across each cell, I just observerd the readings on my variable power supply (30V 20A max)
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Then you are measuring the input power wrong. We must always measure voltage across load (cell) and not from power source. Maybe, you should measure voltage across power source and cell and see the difference. The more amps the cell pulls, the more voltage drop across load (cell).
You should get very much higher efficiency with this design as its true series cell.
