CSanother matter ( Amp Meter )

includes the bleachers and parking lot. Hooking up an ammeter will help considerably. [and you'll see how varied the timing can get... stir and watch the current change dramatically] I suppose, being a half fast technician of sorts, when I first started making CS, I used an amp meter

Re: CSanother matter

Since the CS300 is a constant voltage device [not constant current], will 'run away' and has no way of regulating or referencing what it is making, PPM will be a total crap shoot. Timing a batch is completely useless unless the exact same water is used at the exact same temperature and timed to

Re: CSanother matter ( Amp Meter )

On Sat, 26 Oct 2002 08:49:43 -0500, Wayne Fugitt wrote: [snip] I tell every one, there are two ways to make wine. One is by the book and the other is by the seat of the pants. There is only one way to make consistently great wine... and anatomy plays no part in it. What works initially

CSanother matter

thanks a ton for all the input! deb

CSanother matter

thanks for some understanding on the tds/pwt meters but, once again the newbie needs some advice... i posted this on another cs board, but as of yet i've had no response, so i'd like to pose it here too: about 2 months ago we purchased the cs300 to produce our own cs, but soon found out

RE: CSanother matter

...@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, 26 October 2002 2:26 p.m. To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: CSanother matter thanks for some understanding on the tds/pwt meters but, once again the newbie needs some advice... i posted this on another cs board, but as of yet i've had no response, so i'd like to pose