Hi Bob,
Me either but let's give him the benefit of the doubt before criticizing
too much. He did list the parts but not the values. As I said, he could
have a very high impedance to the line. Still not good because you could
get full voltage and a sharp tingle but not a lethal jolt. And some folks
might think the shock was their end and perhaps have a heart attack. Who
knows?
I've had several people call me and tell me I could save a lot of money on
our generators by eliminating the power transformer and using capacitance
coupling or even resistance limiting on the 120 VAC input. Of course I
told all of them that I wasn't about to leave myself open to a lawsuit that
could conceivably send me to the poor house. Life is too short to take
those kinds of chances.
Trem
Constant Current Colloid Generators
www.silvergen.com
At 07:32 PM 8/20/00 -0500, you wrote:
Trem;
No, I have not seen his schematic but he did list the parts.
I just can't see saving a few bucks for a step-down wall xfmr, and
exposing oneself
to hazardous operations.
Those who make HVAC 12,000 volts should know what they are doing, but the LVDC
seems so simple and innocuous that the uninformed people get careless, and
that is
when trouble sets in.
"Ole Bob"
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