Morning Kel,
>>At 11:02 AM 12/13/2005, you wrote:
If anyone can think of anything else let me know. I have an Associate
degree in Electronics so building circuits isn't a problem for me. This
list is a great resource.
Very soon you will think of 100 ways to build a CS generator.
They can be simple or sophisticated.
Unless you want an automatic, idiot proof model, then strive for
simplicity.
These could vary from your automobile battery, 3 each 9 volt
batteries, to a solar charger, an LED and a resistor.
I actually use the brilliance of my LED to reject distilled water. (
I have an EC meter )
As was pointed out, higher voltage can be an advantage. Some use 100
VDC and I have used 70 VDC.
I ask you to consider my basic design that works on 52 VDC, no battery
and no solar charger.
Total parts cost is less than 10 dollars. If you are into
electronics, you likely have everything.
Where does the 52 VDC come from? Three guesses ! Your local
telephone line.
This design has been criticized on this list as being marginally illegal.
Virtually everything connected to a phone line draws more current than
the Phone Line Generator.
I have a lousy drawing on my website, plus I have a pictorial I had to
make for a few people whereas I only send the parts.
Here is the lousy drawing. http://www.fugitt.com/ph_gen.jpg
This circuit uses one full wave bridge. The reason being is that Tip
and Ring are often reversed.
I use a red and black rubber boot on the alligator clips.
I fully realize that the LED is the only thing that is polarity
sensitive. The silver electrodes are not.
The full wave bridge, as you know, corrects the polarity for the LED, no
matter what the polarity input.
Here is the pictorial. The few people I sent this to said it helped them
to assemble the unit. These were non technical
people. http://www.fugitt.com/files/cs_phone.jpg
The complete unit is assembled in a surface mount phone terminal
block. The mechanics are a bit tricky and tedious, but when done
correctly, it goes together very nicely.
The complete unit fits in the shirt pocket.
To get past national security, I have a label that says, "Phone Line
Tester", which it is.
If it said, "Silver Generator", it might attract too much attention.
Again, the ones that want to talk about the legality of this device are
wasting their time and bandwidth.
The very old CS page is likely out of date and has some documents exist
that are technically incorrect today.
Some are OK and a number of links exist, and one cute Java script that can
be stolen if you wish.
( it does require a few class files, *.cla )
http://www.fugitt.com/cs.htm
Wayne
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