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Foz, I set up a de-rusting tank last summer. I was running 5 brace (drill) bits through overnight (turning once). A mounting bracket off of a Jeepster I had to put back in for a second night (mostly because the anode couldn't "see" the rust inside a cavity). The second night I added a pin anode (nail) dangling inside the cavity. The most important factor in how long it takes seems to be line of sight. The rust needs to have a clear line of sight (preferably perpendicular) to the anode. Cavities need to have a pin anode hung down in them. If you are running 10 amps, you are most likely either shorted somewhere or making alot of oxygen and hydrogen by splitting water. You may want to switch your charger to 2 amp setting. I found that the 10 amp setting did not speed things up, but created more gas and a lot of heat. Also make sure that you have good ventilation as the hydrogen/oxygen combination is explosive! Good luck. Have fun. I did. Cliff
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