Hi Katarina,
The only concern I have in trying to meter the current of the pulser, is in that
I'm not sure what the output looks like. If I understand correctly, the pulser
changes polarity several (4?) times per second. (I'm looking at a schematic
from Bob
Beck's site) This would be equivalent
In a message dated 11/21/99 2:35:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,
kato...@mindspring.com writes:
<< it's funny what a huge gap there is
between those of us who are not at all technical and those who understand
it. I think what I need is someone to just very simply explain from scratch
what each me
Hi Mike,
unfortunately Chuck's jpeg diagram only comes over as a bunch of letters on
my Mac and I'm also computer illiterate and have no idea why it won't read
it.
I don't know if I am more or less confused by all this at the moment. I
think I'll wait and see what the PWT is like and check it out
Katarina wrote:
> What is the difference between a volt-ohm meter and a PWT? And what
> is the practical difference in terms of keeping your CS manufacture
> consistent? I've already ordered the PWT -- but I assumed it was
> only useful for making sure my distilled water was okay -- from your
> des
Dear MIke,
thank you, thank you -- it actually sounds simple.
But, as usual, I have more questions!
What is the difference between a volt-ohm meter and a PWT? And what is the
practical difference in terms of keeping your CS manufacture consistent?
I've already ordered the PWT -- but I assumed it
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