>>>Incidentually, the Argon tube when lit has inductance due to ionic gas >>>charge buildup. This is one reason that the MJF-949 has to be changed - the
Here's another thought for what it's worth. To make CS (don't get your shorts in a bunch this isn't a CS post) you have to have electrolite (solution) to get the current going. These have to be positive and negitive materials (sodium and cloride or sodium and carbonate). The carbonate is a positive and the sodium is a negitive. Correct me if I'm wrong Ken. The electricity flows from negitive to positive depositing negitive ions in the water with the silver. From what I've read the negitive ions are real good for a person and positive ions are bad for a person IE the negitive ion generators. They even kill certian types of bacteria. So the thought, what charge is Argon, neon, plasma, etc. If they are negitive then that could open another door to what is causing the bacteria to explode. My first theory was that it was the iron in side the bacteria. Another could be that each bacteria holds so much of a positive charge that inducing a negitive field around the bacteria causes the positive ions to atract so hard that they penitrate the bacterias outer surface. What charge is iron negitive or positive? Another thought, when you wrap the wire around the light do you go clockwise or counter clockwise. It would make a difference as to a positive or negitive field. Reid
