@@freedomdiggersmetaldetecti8964 I was just curious. Going to be heading up your neck of the woods soon, Wife and I are going to RV Rally in Elkhart, IN. Going to go visit another Seabee (CE) up in Grand Rapids while we are there. We were stationed together in P.I. and Diego Garcia together in '80,81. Good luck with the charger.
@@freedomdiggersmetaldetecti8964 👍Thanks, Me and Ken hadn't seen each other in over 40 years. Might even bring up a detector and swing a little while I'm there. Your temps are about 20 degrees cooler than us.
I've always used 3. I got this piece to the finish line by adding 2 more pieces alongside one of the rebar rods. The more surface area the anodes have the better. Thanks for watching!
Is part 2 coming out anytime soon ? Thanks Seabee
Ran into some problems with my charger & there wasn't much interest in part 1, so I moved on. Guess I'll have to get the fix and make it happen!
@@freedomdiggersmetaldetecti8964 I was just curious. Going to be heading up your neck of the woods soon, Wife and I are going to RV Rally in Elkhart, IN. Going to go visit another Seabee (CE) up in Grand Rapids while we are there. We were stationed together in P.I. and Diego Garcia together in '80,81. Good luck with the charger.
Enjoy the trip brother! I'll get things going again- "Can do" is still my attitude!
@@freedomdiggersmetaldetecti8964 👍Thanks, Me and Ken hadn't seen each other in over 40 years. Might even bring up a detector and swing a little while I'm there. Your temps are about 20 degrees cooler than us.
So the two rebars are wired to the tall galvanized rod giving you actually 3 anodes? Haven’t seen that with more than one anode before. Thanks Jim!
I've always used 3. I got this piece to the finish line by adding 2 more pieces alongside one of the rebar rods. The more surface area the anodes have the better. Thanks for watching!
That’s cool. Thanks
Glad you liked it! The axe is nearly done. Be sure to catch the follow up video.