Which Cell seems to be the Best?

[randy]

all of mankinds current knowledge is only a small fraction of what is truely out there.

[Cowboy]

all of mankinds current knowledge is only a small fraction of what is truely out there.

'Tis very true.  But an unarmed adversary in a battle of wits goes home confused.

[hg2]

  Now you guys are getting deep.(snicker)

[randy]

I fail to articulate for fear that I may deviate from my true course of rectitude.

[hydrotinkerer]

Did I sign on in the wrong place.

[randy]

anything is possible.

[hydrotinkerer]

I thought culture took over. Next Bob will come up with something like that. I'll hurt myself getting off the floor. hahaha

[Ed]

Now back to our previously scheduled show.

What are the pros and cons to a fully flooded dry cell versus one that has headroom at the top?

[hydrotinkerer]

The fully flooded circulates its own water. Doing so keeps the temperature down. It also uses the full plate surface for production. The one with the headroom dosn't use the whole surface of the plate for production and you have to manually regulate the fluid level.

[Bob]

Congrats Cowboy!
I hope your piece of paper does you more good, than mine did me !
I'm a certified computer repair tech... got the paper to prove it...
has NEVER got me a dime... saved me a bunch though but that wasn't why I got it !
 oh well.... such is life !
....
Ed... the cons on not useing the flooded method are that the upper portion of the plates are not being used ... and that equates to LPM output.... where a flooded cell will use all the plate area...
 now you have to be thinking well, is the diference worth the added hassel ?  WHO KNOWS!
it should produce more Hydroxy gas being flooded than not.... but there is no data on that and some of the Dry cell fellers doubt that its worth it...
so use your own judgment !
...
Bob......