"The CounterAct electrostatic corrosion control systems are a family of devices so unique and novel that patents were granted not only on the devices themselves but on the "actual process the device employs employ." The unique CounterAct process of corrosion protection, "electrostatic corrosion control by capacitive coupling" is the only tested and proven purely electronic corrosion control process for minimizing corrosion in open air structures and vehicles."
Has anybody tried or used one of these devices or anything like it before? Do these actually work? I understand the principle but I feel like it would require a LOT of power to work effectively over the entire vehicle; the website says it draws less current than a typical digital clock. Here's the address to the CounterAct website (the site is pretty crappy):http://www.counteractrust.com/
Any input is greatly appreciated!
