Yep, that link worked like a charm. The stray resistance is an intriguing aspect to try to reduce. I’m glad to see that Lee’s included the Filipov design, also, since the rest of the case always seems to lead to shorter electrodes.
Long distance transmission lines double the voltage to reduce the current by 50%. Using P=(I^2) R, doubling the transmission voltage results in 25% of the losses. Not sure how this relates to raising voltage to raise current…
