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Aluminium fresh water holding tank	Dean	6-19-99
I am in the process of mounting a aluminium finned, copper tubed radiator inside my aluminium freshwater holding tank. The radiator will allow hot engine coolant to heat the fresh water for showers, dishes, ect. My concern is possible electrolysis of the aluminium tank, or the radiator fins, or even the copper radiator tubes, and possible contamination of the water. Also, what effects would a magnetic water conditioner mounted on the coolant line or on the holding tank fill tube, have on the whole mess? Or even more hairbrained, what would it take to route excess electrical power from solar panels to the tank in a attempt to electrolysize the water into H and 02 as a alternate fuel source? Just wondering.