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Re: salt for saltwater caps
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Original poster: robert heidlebaugh <rheidlebaugh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Most people use plain salt with no additives, Sodium Chloride. Serious
consideration for long time service requires some thought. Chlorine eats
copper. so if copper or brass electrodes ar e used Copper sulfate may be a
better choice. I use sodium chloride because it is very conductive, but I
use Titanium electrodes. These do not carrode even after years of survice.
Robert H
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> Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 23:14:17 -0600
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> Subject: salt for saltwater caps
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> Original poster: Bobby Amaya <dimon20042004@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Does anyone know what kind of salt (epsom, iodized, uniodized ect.)
> works best with saltwater bottle caps? Thanks in advance.
>
> Robert,
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