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Electrolysis coin cleaning question

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Degries

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Has anyone used a variable DC power supply for electrolysis. I was looking at one that is 1.5 volt to 15 volt DC. I thinking that this way it would be possible to increase or decrease the voltage to fit what you are trying to clean.
 
I use an old Sears car battery charger. Has 6 and 12 volt selection. Hooked up 12ga wire with small alligator clips....worked fine.
 
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