The amperage is the measure of current.
Higher amps means higher current draw.
Larger objects will draw more current.
The time it takes to lift the rust is related to the degree of how much rust is there.
Higher amps does NOT mean faster removal.
Remember: We are not using the charger to recharge a battery with this procedure.
It is rather used as a energy source, that should be stable and withstand the current draw of the object without overheating the transformer.
I would not advice to use large objects as fenders and such with a large mass!!
The fire department would not like the current draw this would generate and regular home-fuses cannot handle this massive current draw anyway.
What works for small objects cannot simply be applied to larger ones.
More electrical insights:
If you imagine electricity as water running out of a hose, than the flow of water would be the current and the diameter of the hose would be the voltage.
Imagine putting your hand in front of a sandblaster - Ouch. :o
The electrolysis method should only be used with small to medium size objects.
Make sure to keep the room ventilated.
We are generating Hydrogen ! Remember the Hindenburg disaster...
Natural gas is friendly and harmless compared to it.
It's all about natural science.
And them stovebolts sure made very good use of it.
Come to think of it...
What happened to genius engineers like that - where are they now..... :confused:
Computers are great for many, many uses, but they sure can't replace the magic of the olden days.... :rolleyes:
