Running very high voltages?

Posted by admin on October 5th, 2009 at 11:26pm

So I’ve always had slightly higher than stated peak voltage than the calculator since I’ve started.
However lately, its been A LOT higher.
I’m doing 72 sq in at CD of 7. Requiring 3.5A, and a peak voltage of about 17.5.
However, its the start of the run and I’m already pushing 25v.

Any ideas? More acid, more water, more dissolved aluminum, etc?

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