Electrolysis at ZERO amps!!!
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I am trying to combine all stuff that i know into one setup.
Not there yet.....
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what you done there?
i kind of see this happening in the past but it was a cable that were not well contact with the electrode in my case..
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Steve, our great Steve.I am just an old man who used a tall tube cell with tap water....
Yes, it hold a charge but below 2 Volts, above that electrolysis starts, and conductivity rises in a non-linear way.
I never experienced this BEMF from the cell, maybe because I dont use any electrolyte than the minerals and contaminants present in the natural water.
Aussepom welcome back and thank you for your input.
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Timeshell I am not so certain about that.Well, my 2 cents: the cell holds a charge. For that it is a capacitor/condensor.
As I already said, I cant see the WFC acting as a capacitor or being reactive like a capacitor.
It looks to me like a load and nothing more.
Since it have the diode In-line it cant act another way than the DC resonant charging circuit.
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