>From: Christian von Wechmar <[email protected]>
>A bridge rectifier does not really produce constant DC voltage. It is still
>a type of pulsed DC. Check on an oscilloscope.
I know. The design includes a capacitor to smooth out the bumps in the
waveform.
>I put a normal 60 watt ac light bulb in series with a input wire (before
>the bridge).
Would a 40 watt AC light bulb be good enough? I have a small one at home
left over from another project (and it is small enough to fit inside
the plastic case that I'm going to put everything in).
>>Would periodically switching this (when the generator is on) decrease
>>the amount of sludge builtup on any one silver wire?
>I've heard it helps.
Do you remember the frequency used?
Thanx,
fred
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