Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[resonanceman]

@Gary,  ?what about a box of gouging rods, metal outside carbon center.peal off what metal you dont want.and use that for a contact make a nice bundle of carbon.4 inch in diameter 8-12 inch long?would that work Andy

Andy

I  think it could  work ........what I would worry about  is the metal   you  have left on the rods  .......the way I am thinking  ....... this  would be the  connection  point of the whole  electrode bag ........so any   metal  would   have  carbon all around it ...... if not  protected  from ALL water  it would  corrode  very fast  .


gary


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I just  thought  of the   your bundle of rods ........why use a bundle?  .  why not  use  one or  2rods  for a connection   then use  charcoal  or  activated  charcoal for the rest of the  anode ...... much  cheaper 

[Localjoe]

@All

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[1tesla01]

Gary you could plastocoat the metal part.use 1 or a 100 depends on what you have in mind? Andy

[resonanceman]

Gary you could plastocoat the metal part.use 1 or a 100 depends on what you have in mind? Andy

WHat I have in mind  is  make it cheep and simple as possable

I see the  electrical  connection to the carbon  side as a problem .......

I think  we should test a few  kinds of carbon  to find out what is the least expensive   for that will work ........for example ......  don't  use  a manufactured  rod  if  a bag of  activated  charcoal will do ........   maybe  regular  charcoal  or just plain coal .

charcoal  seems the easiest  to find   for me  at least ......  I don't  have any idea where I could buy  a few pounds of coal .



Now .......if I  was going to  make  dozens of these  a  load  of coal  might  not be a bad idea .

gary

[Pirate88179]

@ Gary:

Here is a photo of the connectors I made for my carbon rod electrodes.  It is simply stranded copper wire formed into the correct inside diameter circle and tinned all around with solder.  They have worked very well for many months now with no sign of any deterioration.

Bill