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raypsi

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Dec 15, 2008, 11:56:56 AM12/15/08
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Ima seriously looking at cooling with negative ions, I've seen an
article once before in Popular Electronics or Radio Electronics.

But on further researching I found this: "If a gentle stream of
charged air is directed at a red-hot metal object, the stream of air
will cool the object as if its velocity were around 50MPH! Charged air
causes anomalous cooling of hot objects and anomalous heating of cold
objects.

at this site: http://amasci.com/freenrg/iontest.html

So then I'm using a bug zapper xformer, at about 5,000 VDC. At
10,000VDC it will blow out the flame of my BIC lighter. At these
potentials how should one measure the temp?

Except for that High Voltage sizzle it's pretty darn quite.

73
n8zu

Yukio YANO

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Dec 16, 2008, 2:12:39 PM12/16/08
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raypsi wrote:
> At these
> potentials how should one measure the temp?
>
> Except for that High Voltage sizzle it's pretty darn quite.
>
> 73
> n8zu
I just spotted a local xmas advert, for a Infra-red Thermometer for
~$25.00
Just the ticket for measuring these ticklish situations !
At that price I am tempted !

Yukio YANO

raypsi

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Dec 16, 2008, 6:08:05 PM12/16/08
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>   I just spotted a local xmas advert, for a Infra-red Thermometer   for
> ~$25.00
> Just the ticket for measuring these ticklish situations !
> At that price I am tempted !
>
> Yukio YANO

Hey OM

your right of coarse I seen 'em at harbor freight tools also. I just
rememebered the one I was trying to think of is ultra sonic sound used
to measure tempurature. Something I would take a piezo transducer or
tweeter and detect the temperature that way.

73 OM
n8zu

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