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2026-09-06 18:06:25 10e0a3 | Anonymous | REF101 r2: add section 4a, the measured conductivity scale, answering the gap External Critique X16 names - that the design has no conductivity term and water is only wet or dry. Table of real water conductivities from rainwater (<50 uS/cm) to seawater (~50,000), with section 4's electrofishing working window (20-2,000, peak ~115) laid over it: seawater is ~25x above the top of the window and ~435x the animal's own conductivity, while rain-fed fresh water sits inside it. Temperature quantified as a weak lever (2-4%/C) against salinity's four orders of magnitude. Two EPA rows flagged in place as the weakest-sourced material here because no live agency copy was reachable. Nothing previously published was changed or removed. |
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2026-09-06 17:49:14 d25b0e | Anonymous | REF101 r1: new reference page on real-world electricity in water - electrofishing response zones (electrotaxis/galvanotaxis/galvanonarcosis/tetany) as concentric radii around one electrode, voltage-across-the-body vs voltage-of-the-water (OSHA step potential, size selectivity), Power Transfer Theory and why salt water defeats the mechanic, equipotential bonding as a counterplay unlike insulation, and measured electric-eel voltages. Every claim linked; design consequences labelled as inferences and left to the owning roles. |