> > I cannot remember the exact numbers but I think 1.2 to 1.3 was > the range. The problem is your test cell may need to be > relatively large >500ml in order to fit hydrometer. i have taylor-made a vertical tank to fit it. i also have a big test tube where it fits perfectly. But is can now stay in the tank permanently. I have choosen to use a "clamp" pcb holder after all, it is operated with one hand and can hold all pcb thicknesses... > Brushes are > made from a copper/graphite composite. The dark color could of > been the copper forming copper(1+), which as you know is dark. i think it were the more carbon black brushes, there are some that are shimmering slightly yellow/red. but you may be right. > The graphite rods I've used normally just disintegrate into > course powder and settle to the bottom of the container. If no > gas is formed then the rods should in theory last forever. well i guess the carbon power should not disturb the etching process at all? have to leave now.... ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: cucl - electrolytic regeneration
2004-04-19 by Stefan Trethan
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