On 8/4/06, Wesley Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Whats the metal under the Teflon.
Aluminum.
If there are field effects involved then induced currents in any metal can cause the effect to fail. Insulator on metal is not the same as a non metallic container. Also take a volt meter and check for charge and charge leakage in the unused wires.
The voltage drop from the anode to the cathode increases from plate to plate. I will quantify that today.
The plates are uncharged but will gain charge. If they do they become positive or negative capacitors. Are the ends of the unused wires from adjacent plates segregated?
Yes, they are segregated. I thought the whole point of the neutral plates was to make them capacitors. Terry
