@kirk said in Following your documentation – feedback & questions:
Could you share the file you modified? It looks like you added a big cylinder.
I have send you an email,
@kirk said in Following your documentation – feedback & questions:
The program here * should * work on linux when run as root (in order to have proper USB access). You can control the pump speeds via the Arduino with the software, even without the MYSTAT connected (under the "charge/discharge" tab) (this will all hopefully be in a video soon!)
Thank you. I am planning to use a Raspberry Pi for long-term tests. Are you using a Raspberry Pi too, or a PC?
@kirk said in Following your documentation – feedback & questions:
In the CAD files we have specified a 2D endplate (https://codeberg.org/FBRC/RFB-dev-kit/src/branch/main/CAD/exports/Metal Endplate.step), that could be laser cut or milled from aluminum. @danielfp@chemisting.com has received endplate versions of this in aluminum, the only catch is then you need insulating washers so as to not short them. Another rigid polymer could work too.
Thank you. For now, if there are no leaks during the long-term tests, I will not change these endplates.
And also, I wanted to ask you about the current collector's material – is brass a better option than pure copper? What was the criterion for the material type and thickness selection?
