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09-04-2003, 12:34 PM
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What is the cheapest way to supply power for anodizing?
Hi
Have not tried to anodize yet but would like to try. I have an automatic battery charger but I have read on the internet that you need to use a manual charger. If this is true what is the cheapest solution that will provide good anodizing results. I'm going to do this as a hobby not a production line so bear this in mind. Thanks. Kirk 
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09-07-2003, 11:55 AM
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You can use a 12V car battery. That's probably the cheapest option.
A rectifier is the best way to go if you plan on doing quite a bit of anodizing.
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