hi everyone,
there are so many people all saying so many different things as you all know, so can someone tell me if you had 5 plates where would you put the + wire ? to which plate !!!!? 1,2,3,4,5 and which plate would you conect the - wire to ? 1,2,3,4,5 . i have been playing with different setup's but not sure what is the best ., another question is do you add more soda to increase the amp's or not, i am using plates from 7inches long and 3inches wide all stainless steel 316 grade , and how many litres of gas should i need per minute or how much should i have, i want it to work with a 1.4 petrol car,
i would be very happy if you all can help me out here with my question as its all a big puzzle but good fun .[/b]

Hi yamaha,

With only 5 plates you will most likely have some heating problems after operating for a while. You might want to try setting your plates up like this +NN-NN+. Adding more baking soda will increase your amperage draw. Try to find a balance between heating and hydrox production. I would recommend starting at about 10 amps and working from there. You should aim for at least 1 liter per minute from your cell.

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what you have there is one part of a three part system. The outlet plate is a splitter it only needs the one cable going to it at the other end of the cable the dish. Is where you need another Diplexer where your sat & aerial connect & are sent down the cable.

Thanks.

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There are dozens of different style jacks and wall plates available and you can get anything you need to handle each of the different types of cables. If you have a need for a special combination of jacks in one wall plate then you buy the type of plate that takes inserts and you mix and match what you need.

For example, I have one double gang wall plate behind the AV stand that has 4 binding posts on one side and 1 single F connector on the other side (I use an F to RCA adapter to use that for the subwoofer). I also have other wall plates with just speaker binding posts for the surround and in-ceiling speakers. I'd suggest that you do use wall plates wherever possible for a clean look.

If you can't find or assemble yourself a wall plate with the combination of jacks you need, you could always use a pass thru plate which is really nothing more than a plate with a circular hole in the middle.

For the surrounds, I personally did not want to cut a square hole for a wall plate. For aesthetic reasons I don't think you'd want a wall plate next to the speaker and it would be difficult to place the speaker over the wall plate to hide it - unless you can find some plates that are recessed into the wall. I chose the simple way out - drilled a 1/4" round hole and then stuck a rubber grommet in the hole.