A microwave magnetron runs on HVDC and the box has a power level
function to pulse it.
Watch that cap! [ZAP]
Ode
At 11:46 AM 7/30/2009 -0400, you wrote:
Using microwave parts is extremely dangerous. The voltages are high, the
capacitances big, and currents unlimited. There has been some discussion
of using microwave transformers, but I thought those were for HVAC not
HVDC. I see no way to produce small particle CS using high voltage DC as
the currents would be way over the optimum of 1 mA/in^2
Marshall
Pierre Genton wrote:
Hi-
I am new to the group here. I was referred to this list by a fellow who
says there was some experience here amongst your ranks using microwave
transformers and capacitors etc to make CS using high voltage DC.
I wanted to go to the archives to have a look around but that section is
not functioning at the moment and so I thought I'd just ask the group instead.
I have been using low dc Volt system for making a fine quality CS for 5
years already. Because of demand from family and friends I need to
increase my production.
I found some instructions on the internet from a kind fellow on how to
connect the microwave components together to create such a system but
not much more details then that unfortunately. I tried it and the
initial results are encouraging. I only have a TDS meter on hand and so
am not really sure about the quality of the product. Also I only had
wire type of electrodes and did not have the wider pieces of silver and
so I fear I am making too large of particles.
Has anybody here used this type of system and if so have they had their
product analyzed for true ppm, particle size and % of ionic/colloid
content etc. ?
any information on this will be appreciated.
best regards,
PG50
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