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Hi,
Im a young entrepreneur with absolutely no electrical engineering experience whatsoever. I've thought of a product that I think might be viable but I need to make sure its possible.
It would require an object to charge through water. Is this possible? For example, as an analogy imagine an object floating in a bucket of water. This object uses electricity but instead of having to take it out and replace its batteries all the time is there any way to recharge its battery through the water? I've read a little about inductive charging but being that I don't have electrical engineering experience I don't really understand whether or not its what I am looking for. And furthermore, I don't understand how to apply it. Are there any other methods? What if there was an open current through the water (better not touch it), will it charge the battery? (that seems a little too simple to work but hey can't hurt asking)
Thanks, I appreciate any insight you guys can give.
Im a young entrepreneur with absolutely no electrical engineering experience whatsoever. I've thought of a product that I think might be viable but I need to make sure its possible.
It would require an object to charge through water. Is this possible? For example, as an analogy imagine an object floating in a bucket of water. This object uses electricity but instead of having to take it out and replace its batteries all the time is there any way to recharge its battery through the water? I've read a little about inductive charging but being that I don't have electrical engineering experience I don't really understand whether or not its what I am looking for. And furthermore, I don't understand how to apply it. Are there any other methods? What if there was an open current through the water (better not touch it), will it charge the battery? (that seems a little too simple to work but hey can't hurt asking)
Thanks, I appreciate any insight you guys can give.
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