A friend and I made a neutral run yesterday. We put a 3'' Boka, with a 50" packed section on top of 4- 4" plates. All I can say is WOW.
We put about 4400 watts in and it was putting out 1.5 gallons an hour at Azero with a trickle of cooling water.
Was it overkill? Maybe a bit, but it was fun as hell. The ladder is there for two reasons, to reach the valve and to lash the column to.
Plated / Boka column run
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frunobulax
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Plated / Boka column run
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Re: Plated / Boka column run
Sounds like yew fellers had fhun.
Trample the injured and hurdle the dead.
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Danespirit
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Re: Plated / Boka column run
You guys had fun...but what's not so funny again, is the fact that my eyes must see a plastic funnel in the collection jar... 
Please tell me you just did a cleaning run and don't plan to keep the product...
Please tell me you just did a cleaning run and don't plan to keep the product...
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Good catch, Danespirit... 
No synthetics/plastic...!!! 
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Re: Plated / Boka column run
That was just for the small jars for Fores and heads while we were getting ready for the rest of the run. There was plenty of 'em
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Asleep at the post Rad! whats going on man?rad14701 wrote:Good catch, Danespirit...
You design it, I make it. Copper and Stainless. Down under. PM me.