At 02:24 PM 9/14/2002 -0700, you wrote:
> There should be two wires in the power supply one - one + put one to
each of
> your silver wires just like you do with the battery setup.
Everyone still overlooks the 52 V. DC that exists at every phone
outlet. Originally I used the
3 X 9 = 27 Volts. Then..... one day I realized that 2 X 27 = 54.
The phone line generator is not exactly 2 times as fast, but it is so
close it appears to be twice as fast.
Have often wondered what happens if one were to split a 110-volt line
directly from the outlet (without an adaptor), to make CS? Probably not
a good idea, but why?
I would use a diode or two and it will work very well. One should be
qualified and think "Safety" before he considers doing this.
I would also use a 1 to 1 isolation transformer. If you are going to
this much trouble, you might as well get a transformer better suited and
made a decent unit.
Never look for different ways to do thing just to be different and have an
original method.
Nowhere did I see any mention or instructions on the phone line
generator. I have built about 20 units for friends and family and everyone
is happy.
I make 52 oz per batch and run the process for 45 minutes to one hour.
The bonus is that the LED makes a decent water tester. If I LED glows more
than a slight amount with distilled water only, I reject the water and look
for one with lower EC.
I think everyone that has any type unit with an LED should always perform
this test of each gallon of distilled water. This will soon tell you
where to buy water, and what labels are best.
Due to different phone wiring, if you use an LED, a full wave rectifier is
used to handle any polarity of phone line voltage that will be encountered.
Wayne
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