In case anybody is looking for an affordable way to build his own reactor - HERE is a free plan with pictures.
Total for the set up should not exceed $300 if you use a used waterheater. If you can get a used Waterheater it will work great because people replace them either because they change to oil/gas heating or in case they leak they do that where the fittings are and usually don't have internal damage. Fittings for replacement can be found cheap @ your local Hardware store.
Building the whole thing is an easy weekend job, the most!
ps: For those who wonder why a waterheater?
Because they have great insulation and a thermostat built in already.
Total for the set up should not exceed $300 if you use a used waterheater. If you can get a used Waterheater it will work great because people replace them either because they change to oil/gas heating or in case they leak they do that where the fittings are and usually don't have internal damage. Fittings for replacement can be found cheap @ your local Hardware store.
Building the whole thing is an easy weekend job, the most!
ps: For those who wonder why a waterheater?
Because they have great insulation and a thermostat built in already.