A Fascinating Idea

 The following is a fascinating idea, that has recently come to my mind:

You know how Planck's Constant happens to be, about 6.62607015*10^(-34)Joules Seconds.

Next; You know how, by my model of string theory, one discrete increment of what I term of as being, the "i*PI(Del) Action," happens to be, about 8.635858*10^(-63) Coulombs Seconds.

Now, think of what Voltage is. Voltage is Energy Per Charge.

At this point in duration, divide Planck's Constant by one discrete increment of the i*PI(Del) Action. 

This would thence, work to be, about: 7.6727405*10^(28) Joules/Coulombs, or in other words; 

This would thence, work to be, about: 7.6727405*10^(28) Volts.

This leads me to believe, that the strongest possible voltage that can be possibly be made, from any one distinct source, would be, about 7.6727405*10^(28) Volts.

Please let me know what you think about this one. TO BE CONTINUED! SINCERELY, SAM ROACH.