Morning Mark,
>> At 02:49 AM 11/5/2006, you wrote:
You can also make a CS generator very simply, by putting 3 nine-volt battery
snap connectors together red wire to black wire of the next connector, etc,
to get 27 volts, putting alligator clips on the ends for the silver
electrodes, and using steam distilled water in a glass jar.
I wonder why no one used 6 each of the 9 Volt Batteries?
My Telephone line generator works better and faster than the 27
Volt unit that I first used.
If one used 6 of the 9 Volt Batteries, he would have the same speed
that I get with the
52 or 54 Volt Telephone Line Generator.
When I first started making CS, I continued connecting batteries
until I had 75 Volt DC.
There is likely no limit to how batteries can be connected. One
could even make an adaptor to use the car battery. They do not even
have to be the same. 6 Volt, 9 Volt, 12 Volt, and 24 Volt could all
be connected.
Most people do not realize that transformers can be connected
backwards whereas the secondary is connected to line voltage and the
normal primary is used as the secondary.
I have some neon sign transformers I have been saving for
years. Likely they would produce a nice source of high voltage DC if
I had other compatible components.
The highest DC voltage I was ever shocked by was 650 VDC. This is an
attention getter for sure.
Not sure how it happened. I don't remember that. But I remember how
it felt and the fact that it removed me from the work bench by
several feet. That, plus the one hit by lightening remain the
highlights of electrical shock. I could taste blood after the
lightening hit. My face was numb for several hours exactly like it
is when you go to the dentist. Never again do I talk on phones, in
a metal building, during a lightening storm.
Years later when I serviced the high voltage test equipment in a
battery manufacturing plant, I had learned a bit more about
safety. I stood on rubber mats, kept one hand behind me, used high
voltage probes, and disconnected power before I changed meter test points.
Some new people are in a bit of a hurry deciding what to buy or what to build.
As you pointed out, the 3 NINE system will get someone started and
after they learn and understand the process, they will find free
junk that will make different types of CS generators.
All they have to do is visit a 20 to 50 year old shop like mine and
most people will give them a 5 gallon bucket full of transformers,
power supplies, and other components.
Most of the junk I save is to give to friends who know what to do with it.
Today, I honestly think there is a technician of some sort on every
block that is anxious to help beginners.
Wayne
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