I can't thank you enough for just this type of hard earned & succinct info.
Your post answered so many of my questions. I will do these experiments &
get back to you soon. See other comments below.
Thanks again,
Chris
At 06:32 AM 11/9/98 -0800, you wrote:
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>We used heavy, welding transformer cores, for our power supplies, with
>rectified output to get the DC current, and we could not understand how,
>when we took prototypes from the bench top, to the in chaise mounted
>design, how we were getting about 1/3 better efficiencies. Not until we
>placed our hand on the heavily vibrating enclosure. We were just agitating
>the plates so that the bubbles were bounced off the surface sooner, thus
>making available, more surface area, sooner. We were just breaking down
>the capillary effect of the bubbles sticking to the plate face. Some way
>to get find a 30% breakthrough in efficiencies?
>