Hi Peter,
Washer is around end of igniter. There is a center electrode surrounded
by insulation which is about .3" in diameter. Drilled out a 1/4" washer
to fit around this. Then connected the washer to the other electrode
with a wire. The center electrode stud protrudes a bit farther out than
the washer. Both pressed against the skin. Current from a
piezoelectric device is minuscule. I don't know what the actual voltage is.
Dan
Re: CS>Spider Bite Zapper?
* From: Peter Rebaudo wrote:
* Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 18:50:13
Hi Dan, Marshal, All
I read your post on the igniter .
I don't understand your design, Where is the washer?
Is the current flowing directly through the flesh or the spark jumps?
I installed the igniter in a tube 1" OD and 5/8 ID, the center electrode
protrudes 1/8" beyond the tube. When I press the end against the skin,
the electrodes are 5/16" apart and the current goes directly through the
flesh.
Like yourself I am waiting the first opportunity to test It.
OK Guys. What information can I get, if the igniter is discharged one or
many times into a cap, knowing the final voltage and the cap size?
Peter R
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