--- Mike Monett <[email protected]> wrote: > Ref: > http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m59248.html > > Harvey, > > Thank you for the information. I will review it and > post further > questions. A similar approach might be had by by employing a variac to a NST, shorted by the CS cell. A NST secondary in of itself is a current limited source of output. That output will not cause an excessive input amperage. A 30 ma NST as output of course becomes much smaller with a reduced input voltage by variac. Thus a 30/1 ratio from 120 volts becomes a meager 4 volts input by variac. This would then be a current limited supply of 1 ma, if the transformer would work that way. One of the things that may become interesting, something I have set up but not yet tested. Folks say that a ferromagnetic source is a stiff source, but if we have an input to limit things, there may be possibilities there. Perhaps the variac is a real key to current limiting. HDN
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