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A visual indicator of fluid level would be helpful. Perhaps 90* fittings could be inserted into the vertical frame-tank members and a clear tube could be run between them. The gauges could be put on one of the inside surfaces and protected with some plate steel on each side like how the fill-caps are protected. | A visual indicator of fluid level would be helpful. Perhaps 90* fittings could be inserted into the vertical frame-tank members and a clear tube could be run between them. The gauges could be put on one of the inside surfaces and protected with some plate steel on each side like how the fill-caps are protected. | ||
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Overview
The powercube has undergone a number of revisions and modifications. With each prototype, different aspects of the design were refined and improved in pursuit of meeting OSE Specifications.
Prototypes
Power Cube I
Power Cube II
How to build an OSE Power Cube (full length) from Will OSE on Vimeo.
Power Cube III
Power Cube IV
This is the latest Power Cube, as of September 2011.
Please visit the links at the top of this page for the latest Bill Of Materials (BOM) and Manufacturing Instructions.
Power Cube (n)
A visual indicator of fluid level would be helpful. Perhaps 90* fittings could be inserted into the vertical frame-tank members and a clear tube could be run between them. The gauges could be put on one of the inside surfaces and protected with some plate steel on each side like how the fill-caps are protected.
Research
