Surely can, going to post these from photobucket, haven't got my own laptop here at the moment...
If you electrocute yourself, please do not blame me, I shouldn't have to tell you that you're dealing with a good dose of amperage. Been using this setup for a while now without issue. Very simple to set up and get running. This is set up on the basis of electrolysis needing 12 Volts.
Starting out, make sure you have a power supply that can put out some decent amperage. This is the one i'm using, 28 amps @ 12V.
You're going to need all of the yellow leads - just the plain yellow, some have a blue or green stripe - do not use. The more the merrier. This one had 6 yellow (12V) and a dozen black (GND). Strip all the 12V leads (yellow) and tie all of them together - you're going to want this to handle the extra amperage. One lead will probably work, but will blow the unit or melt. Strip the same number or better of black (GND) and tie them together. There should be a green lead, this is your power switch - tie it to a black to short it. Cut the rest of the leads that you're not using off - or tie them out of the way. I've soldered the leads after twisting them together.
Red to Yellow, black to black on the hookup of course.
This is my little tank, will handle any of the pieces I've been buying. Using a large piece of iron for an anode, works really well. It's cleaning a number 8 lodge dutch oven.
Hook up your anode and cathode, be sure they aren't too close of course, turn on the switch and plug it in - watch for activity - no activity, check your connections. This power supply i'm using will beep and shut down if the connections are too close or shorting, not sure what you're using.
Edit: Sorry about the thread hijack. Mods, if you want to move it to a new thread, go for it.
