Evening Chuck and Dan,
>> At 01:07 PM 7/10/2007, you wrote:
I don't disagree with anything either of you are saying,
However my two bit system don't limit current.
So, my question relates to that. The current can increase slightly up to a
point, without any problem, can it not? Seems I have in mind 2 ma or
slightly less.
Plus, I use a starter solution of previous made CS much like Terry C.
does. This gets the show on the road much quicker.
I knew nothing when I started, but I did savvy Ohms Law and other things a bit.
I kept my log file relative to time and current basically because I was
interesting, had the meters, and felt I needed to learn something.
From the very beginning, my CS worked miracles for many people so I never
felt I needed to change anything.
Of course, ........ wise people change their mind and fools never do.
So, it has been several years, might be time for a change.
I guess I could do without my LED I have trusted so long.
Still, I work with so many bogus things, including computers,
I don't trust any machine or gadget unless I see some visual indication or
meter indication that it is working right.
If my gadget fails or does anything wrong, I want to be the first to know,
quickly.
I guess I should consider what generator I need to build to advance to a
higher level. I have event counters, ( very fancy ones ) both analog and
digital input devices, and can write code to do anything I can dream up.
It sounds like a hill to climb, but tons of fun. I have 150 cantaloupes
that need harvesting, if it will stop raining. Will soon have 100
watermelons or more.
I somewhat belive, leave well enough along, and if it is not broke, don't
fix it.
I do watch my CS batches closely, and the timer as well.
typically, I am working with historical methods.
Plus, I like no power supply, no battery, and no transformer.
Any suggestions are welcome of course. Tell me what you think.
I take criticism very well and I don't feel insulted if you disagree and
tell me what you think. I welcome new ideas of course.
Wayne
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