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sure all those tubes arent copper?

The tubes yes. However, the vapor comes down a galvanized pipe into a galvanized chamber before entering the tubes. The far end of the condenser is a large galvanized area where the pipes come into the chamber. A certain amount will dribble down the wall and find it's way into the tubes.

how can you know,
do you see all this on that single picture?

I can see it very plainly

ah, do you mean the big tube at the back?

Could be stainless chimney pipe.

Date line.... Aug 2004

Rocky_Creek wrote:The tubes yes. However, the vapor comes down a galvanized pipe into a galvanized chamber before entering the tubes. The far end of the condenser is a large galvanized area where the pipes come into the chamber. A certain amount will dribble down the wall and find it's way into the tubes.

Rocky, I don't think that's his condenser, I think it's his boiler,there's no liquid going into the tubes, as you can see the tubes are open on the ends, them's boiler tubes and they are open on both ends, heat is going into the tubes, that's a nice way to heat a cooker for sure if the tubes are copper and they look to be, but yes the pipe at the back looks to be galvanized for sure and the vapor is coming out of it into his condenser. That's not a condenser in the picture, that's his still. You build a funnel shaped piece of duct work on one end and force hot heat through the tubes to heat the liquid around them, it would make a lot of noise but that could be fired with a torpedo type heater.

poor guy, just trying to do his part by burning home made fuel in his truck, and the coppers got the wrong idea, lol... that's why he was using galvanized ?? for fuel it would'nd matter... i'm a genious, i should call his defense attorney and make him aware of these newly discovered peices of evidense..lol