[sdiy] 60 Farad capacitors from Korea

[anthony]

> BTW, forgot to mention that a coulomb is the amouunt of charge carried
> by 1 amp flowing for 1 second, or about 6.24×10^18 electron charges.
> Note that this is *not* Avogardro's number of electrons: that quantity
> of charge is called a faraday (not farad).

Well crap. Boy do I have egg on my face! <@=^B

That's exactly what I was reading I think. I even remember telling myself 
long ago to not get those confused...

> Knew my electrochemistry PhD would come in handy some time...

Wish I'd gotten my chemistry degree when I had the chance. I'm halfway 
there. If I go back it'll have to be for something else now with /my/ liver. 
Actually I got all my lab classes in. A chemistry-informatics degree would 
be fun - I was always better at library work than lab work anyway.