Ten or 12 years ago, nobody had a clue...nobody.
The internet was still new and there was 3,000 pages of the same old
thing on it.
Now, there are millions of pages, mostly with the same old thing on them.
People STILL just repeat the old ways claiming it to be "Gospel" just
because it's old.
Trem [silvergen] and I were the first [ that I know of] to consider that
current had an effect.
Me, from having been an "electroplate technician" [really, a kid with
good eyeballs, a desire for a nice finish and a current dial I wasn't
afraid to use ] and Trem from being an electronics whiz of sorts...don't
know what sort, but he doesn't have to go to engineers to make something
fly like I do. [Still just a kid with good eyeballs, a desire to make nice
CS and a natural distrust of tradition ]
We started playing with that idea about the same time, didn't have any
idea the other existed and wound up at the same place with the parameters
by sheer *cut and try* experimentation.
There just wasn't anyone to ask.
... a lot of ...."nope, that ain't it" and a lot of "what the heck is
THIS".....and what happens if I get manage to rid of it somehow. [then,
what the heck is THAT and how do I get rid of it ]
..and still don't "know" much...and still no one to ask that really does.
Lots of pieces, still puzzled.
Like my Dad always used to say sometimes. "Kid, we are all ex spurts"
[but some just stay on the sheet and occupy spots ]
A professors job ... is to profess. [ A parrot can do that too. ]
Ode
At 10:03 AM 9/2/2008 +0930, you wrote:
Righto, Ok, I get that Chuck but when these units were first, 'invented',
if you like they were not current limited were they? Which is possibly
why I have read about the 'optimum' voltage for our LV home units. Sorry,
but maybe you could clear that up for me...Hang on...maybe it's simply
that nowadays 'improvements' have been added to the units which is where
current limiters have been introduced...would I be right there, or am I
still up a creek?
Hang in there, bare with me....
Neville.
----- Original Message ----- From: <cking...@nycap.rr.com>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2008 9:18 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Moon phases
Not to push you over the edge, Neville, but you have to adjust your
thinking a bit.
It is indeed the "current" that determines your result, not the
voltage.
The voltage is the "pressure" needed to keep the current flowing.
No voltage= no current.
Way too much voltage = way too much current.
Current limiting diode = proper current over a wide range of voltages.
OR a feedback servo loop to do the same thing.
Proper current ranges in the 1 to 4 milliamp range. (don't care what
the voltage is).
Chuck
The human race is still in beta testing
On 9/1/2008 7:08:58 PM, Neville (nevillem...@bigpond.com) wrote:
Hi ode,
If you will grant me the liberty of digressing briefly, I would just like
to
say something before going on. I find it rather remarkable that over the
years I have been researching CS it was only yesterday, after re-reading
some of the information I have collected and kept on 'file', I realised
that
there are a few names here that appear on the aforesaid material! I
believe
I have passed a comment or two before about
'weeding out the crap from what
I believe is credible information' so I
guess I am not far off the mark with
regards to hype vs crap, if it is material which came from you people
originally. That cheers me up a tad as I now know that I have the ability,
and mindset, to suss out the crap from the credible. I realise you have
probably heard similar comments, 'ad nauseum', but I just needed to state
that if for no other reason other than as a mark of respect to those here
who I
haven't named.
OK, Now...It was explained to me that if one uses a 'current
limiter' then
they will control, or alter, the amount of voltage available, or vary it if
you like, and if this is so then one will not have the s
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