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LID, (Light in the Dark) Put a few drops of the liquid into a spoonful of Baking soda. If it bubbles, its acid. If it doesn't, its water and just dump it. I always use plastic containers for acid. For storage, use ONLY plastic. A glass container can break. Believe me, not even funny! The...

What does asid react to? Baking soda? If so, take a few drops and put it on a small pile of baking soda. See what it does. If it doesn't react, then maybe its water? Normal, when they come new, the cells are covered with a yellow, (I think) plastic to keep out moisture and dirt. Only way to find...

If the plastic is still on them, then they have never had acid in them.

That's one of the things I like best, sharing the unrelated story's. It's not all about nuts and bolts. A little color goes along just fine. no, the cables weren't all bad, the government didn't buy enough of them. The normal wear and tear of gen sets was tremendously accelerated by our...

looks good to me. I had a 1/4 hand full in my tool box, and used them all up over the years as a contractor.

As far as I remember, getting the end into the Speed Quadrant was the hardest part. Other then that, it wasn't a tricky job.

You can trim it, but don't need to. We had a hard time getting 5 kw cables, so we simply ordered 10 KW cables. Why one should be easier to get is beyond me, but what can I say. We simply coiled it up, secured it with cable ties and if a short cable ever came in, installed it. I hated to shorten...