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Originally Posted by Dunno
He He! nice response!
This is out there:
The grill should be - 30 000V to pull heat excited electrons out of the Rad for an extra, obscure, cooling effect... Or is it the other way round??? - Wish I could find that link to a patent...
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It is the other way round.
I really like this idea.
You will find that you want a positive charge on the anode, in this case the grill. The negative cathode (radiator) is the thing emitting electrons.
Remember, current flows from negative to positive in reality, the conventional current (+ve to -ve) idea is just too ingrained to be dislodged from collective consciousness.