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  1. #1

    Jul 2006
    Germany
    395

    electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    I cleaned up some of my stuff, and I was quite surprised. I cleaned up 2 arty shell casings that were pretty rusty, and a blown up detonator head. The stuff cleaned up nice enough to where I can now see numbers, and little details on the stuff. Now I just need some more little machines set up, and all my stuff will be cleaned in a few months lol!

    Pict of shells before
    electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts-cleaned-shells.jpg

    Pict of shell 1 after
    electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts-cleaned-shells-1.jpg

    pict of shell 2 after
    electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts-cleaned-shells2.jpg

    pict of detonator 1 before
    electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts-cleaned-detonator.jpg

    pict of detonator 1 after
    electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts-cleaned-detonator1.jpg

    Happy hunting everyone!

  2. #2
    us
    CS IS NEXT

    Nov 2005
    MARYLAND
    TDI White's MXT's and Surf II Lot's-O-Coil's
    8,605
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    Relic Hunting
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    Re: electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    Look's good Viper....Made mine from a phone charger....7 volt's-2 amp's...Does a pretty good job on most of the stuff...Got a cannister round in the bucket right now!!....Good luck and be safe!!!

  3. #3

    Oct 2006
    Minnesota
    Sharpshooter II
    119

    Re: electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    Let me get this right...Put a detonator in water hook it to a power source and zap it with electricity! Why are there sirens going off in my head?

    [went back and reread the post]

    OH! "blown up" detonator"...ah...just checking... LOL

    neil

  4. #4

    Jul 2006
    Germany
    395

    Re: electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    LOL I have enough sense NOT to put electricity to EXPLOSIVES.. thats what makes them de things go boom and such. Besides, we tried to ignite a bit of powder that came out of a grenade, but it didn't do anything. The powder out of bullets will smoke a bit but not spark really. I'm not gonna take any chances though hehe

  5. #5
    au
    Mar 2007
    Queensland, Australia
    Jackeroo, BH Landstar
    961

    Re: electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    What kind of voltage and amperage did you use on those big boys?? Or did you use smaller volts/amps over a longer period?

  6. #6

    Jul 2006
    Germany
    395

    Re: electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    I am not sure actually ehhe. The voltage here is 220V but I am using a car battery charger.. I THINK its 5amps I will have to check. The metal is kinda crappy (its late war shell casings) and thin. I think it took a couple days to have the casings clean up nice.

  7. #7
    au
    Mar 2007
    Queensland, Australia
    Jackeroo, BH Landstar
    961

    Re: electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    They came out really nice, 5 amps is pretty wild though , I use 1

    HH

  8. #8

    Jul 2006
    Germany
    395

    Re: electrolysis does work :) Here are some before/after picts

    well, i know its a bit high.. but it gets the job done. I figure its the safest way. I don't wanna fry myself bec of some old rusty stuff If I could get it lower then it would be better of course. Even at 5amp.. it takes 4-5 days fora thick cannonball piece...

 

 

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