So, with this unit, about the time you can see the LED shining reasonably, you
know it is done?
What resistance are you recommending?
Dan
Re: CS>Marshalee--schematic
From: Wayne Fugitt (view other messages by this author)
Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 15:59:47
There is a big difference in computer savvy and putting together simple
circuits.
Usually I suggest that someone find a friend who knows how resistors,
diodes, and leds work and can connect them without getting a headache to
make one of the simplest generators.
I have a drawing on my site that should give her an idea or two.
www.fugitt.com/cs.htm This is an old page which I have not updated very
much.
In addition, I have a pictorial of how to build the telephone line
generator. It does not require any batteries and works anywhere there is a
phone outlet. The unit will fit into a shirt pocket and costs less than $
10.00 to build. If one has never built a circuit of any kind, it may not
be so easy to assemble.
It does use a full wave bridge rectifier to handle the problem of reversed
phone line voltage.
The schematic is a bit rough. Maybe I will make a better one.
Here is the pictorial. http://www.fugitt.com/files/cs_phone.jpg
If you need more info, let me know.
Wayne
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