Morning Nina,
>>Despite replies to my original post I'm STILL not clear what the advantage
is to using many 9 volt batteries in a row, as opposed
to one.
Yes, I realize I did a very lousy job of answering your question.
It could be the question was simply too complex. <grin>
So, with your permission, I will try again.
When I first used the phone gen, ( 52 volts DC ) I was surprised and
delighted at the speed of the process.
The time required to reach your target ppm is proportional to the
voltage. I think the 52 Volt phone gen would be close to six times as fast
as a single 9 volt battery and roughly 2 times as fast as the 27
volt unit.
Apparently a six volt source will work but it will be very slow compared
to 27, 54, 75, or 100 VDC.
Considering the value of good CS, and the great effects of good CS, and
considering the large number of generators available on the internet, for
the people that cannot put together the magic components to produce some
sort of mickey mouse generator, I don't see how anyone can justify using a
6, 12, or 18 volt source for this important task.
I would not consider using anything less than 27 volts.
When I gave a demo and instructed all my friends on how to make cs, I
ganged 9 volt batteries, installed them in a briefcase, and had a typical
phone jack on the outside of my briefcase.
Reason being..... there was no phone outlet in the meeting room we used.
6 X 9 came very close to being phone line voltage. Heck,they simply snap
together, so get a dozen of the little batteries, snap them together,
connect two wires, and BINGO ...... you have a decent CS gen.
NO box, no cabinet, no breadboard, no soldering, no nothing........ I would
venture to say this is the simplest one that can be made. It will last a
long time, then scrap the batteries, and start over.
I would advise using a resistor and led, but it would not be absolutely
required.
Wayne
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