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Re: Oven elements, and ...

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>From: cfrancis-at-infinet-dot-com (Chris Francis)
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>>I have used heating elements form a hot water tank, and the current did 
>>cause the chrome on the outside of the element to burn off, but I made sure 
>>I didn't push my coil to the point the element burned open.  
>>Bert
>>
>Why not put the element in water? That way it would be harder to burn it up.
>Chris...
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>

I could build a salt water capacitor and stick the heater element into the 
salt water for cooling, thus achieving double duty!  (I'm only kidding, 
don't plug it in, please!)

Bert