Here is an example of one of our member's machines. Thanks
Tom aka Jawboney! He explains:
"I should be able to zap 10 to 15 coins at once depending on
how I arrange them. I am going to first try the coins edge to edge.
If I ever get lots of crusties I will then try face to face (more
coins)
The anode is made out of 3/8 inch (inside diameter) stainless
pipe nipples and fittings. It looks kind of industrial and I wanted
to have lots of material in it so it lasts longer. It will
eventually disintegrate. I wanted to make a rectangular anode to
give the electrons the most direct path from coin to anode. I don't
know if this even electron distribution will help or not but what
the heck
The cathode is stainless instrument tubing held in place with
tube supports. I have made 8 clips so far. These are made using #14
copper wire that I silver soldered to the clips. I then bent the
wire to make a little handle.
I plan to use a 6-12 Volt 6 Amp battery charger to
run this puppy."
