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Chris Hodges wrote:
Rob Morley wrote: I was thinking along the lines of an old Calor gas bottle for the low-pressure vessel, and the pump from an old freezer to evacuate it. Surely the condensate would just drip out of the pump? The word freezer just gave me a thought. A small quantity (e.g. for the poster who need to top up a car battery) could be obtained by placing a cup of hot water inside a sealed outer container in the freezer and using the resulting frost. Further refinement could include a power resistor (run the wires out past the door seal) in the source cup to stop it from freezing and speed up the overall rate. I wanted it the same week though :-) |
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