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(Richard Casady) wrote in
: When I was a kid we had an electrolytic, rather three in the same can. We paralleled them, twisted three wires together solder, repeat. We would charge it up with a 90 volt battery and kill guppies. The leads were 3/4 in apart and we would straddle the fish with the leads. Also blew holes in aluminum foil. I caught a friend of my kid brother about to put the leads in a wall socket. Should have let him do it. Casady http://cleantech.com/news/3174/eesto...ltracapacitor- milestone Wait until you see the massive ultracapacitor EEStor is making for the Zenn Canadian electric cars. Given enough power, it will recharge in seconds, not hours, as no chemical battery will be involved. The target is 125 miles at 80 mph all electric. Amazing technology coming.... |
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