The phone lines here have a 20 milliamp current limit on short
circuit, 50 volts DC at no load with a 100 volt ringer pulse.
A total of 20 square inches of electrode should do real well and make heaps
of very nice CS, fast.
Your phone probably won't work.
The phone company may eventually come looking for a ground fault.
Ode
At 10:32 AM 2/17/2007 -0600, you wrote:
Good Morning Faith and Luz,
>> At 08:13 AM 2/17/2007, you wrote:
I am a bit tired of buying three 9 volts batteries repeatedly, and we are
changing to a 30 volts adaptor (400 milli amps).
You could build one of my Telephone Line Generator, ( works at 50, 52,
of 54 VDC ) and never have to buy a battery again. Plus, you have a
higher voltage that speeds up the process.
>> Can we make two amounts of C S with the glasses put in series - with
one 30 volts adaptor? We >>have all the requirements for making more C S,
and for the time-factor we would like to create C S this way.
You are building a TWO LOAD, series circuit.
The current at all points in a Series Circuit is the same.
Any applied voltage will be divided between these loads.
If they are equal, the voltage drop ( and Wattage, power, work ) will be
the equal.
It will be hard to keep them both exactly equal, so one process will get
more power and work faster.
If you are precision enough in all details, they might be equal. If I
did it, I would use a voltmeter across each to observe the difference that
develops as the process progresses.
It is not a bad idea.
Consider this........... You could run them in Parallel instead of
Series. In the parallel manner, the applied voltage will be equal, and
the results, time, conductivity, ect would be more uniform.
If the voltage source has enough power, you could run 3, 5, 19, or 100
batches at the same time.
I think Terry does it this way and can make a number of gallons at the
same time.
If you don't know and understand the above, you need to study a bit before
starting the project.
I am sure the other Techno Freaks on the list will have slightly
different ideas. They should be similar to what I have told you, because
everything I said is "Etched in Stone".
Keep us posted.
The best thing about current and voltage is that there are a set of rules
that always hold true.
The simplest form of this is called "Ohms Law". You can search for
this and find many explanations.
Wayne
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