Glad to get some comments about those CS generator units from CS Pro. That high voltage information scares me. Plus they are way too expensive. Josephine . The main problem is the high voltages are potentially hazardous, are much above the recommended optimum for fine particle size, and as illustrated at their site, runs the risk of catastrophic meltdown if the unit is left too long unattended - there being NO provision for overload protection (not even a fuseregards, Kevin Nolan [email protected]
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