Carol,
Believe me, you NEVER reach 1000 ma!
That is the spec of the upper limit of the device. In other words,
it's fine for your application because it will never overheat and
meltdown at the current that YOUR application uses (which would be
less than 5 ma).
It's the upper safe limit specification of the device.
Chuck
When you are not looking at it, this sentence is in Spanish!
On 1/8/2006 6:59:20 PM, Carol Ann ([email protected]) wrote:
> Hi Terry,
> I am using a Radio Shack AC Adapter. It has a 13.5/30 alternating switch.
> 1000mA.
> I have experimented my procsess beginning at 30 and when the solution
> reaches 1 or 2 pmm I switch to 13.5. Eventually, regardless of where I
> begin, I finish with a settled solution which is not clear. The end
> product is always some shade of yellow. Also, it may read 10-12 when I am
> done, but eventually settles anywhere from 3-6 as a finished products days
> later and always the color deepens.
>
> Do you think the Adapter using 1000mA is too high?
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