You can get mono [or stereo] audio extension cords [or make some out of
Radio Shack parts and some wire] that will plug right into the bottom of a
Pup and will let you put electrodes anywhere you want to, for whatever
reason you like and you can plug in any voltage you want for any max volts
out that you want.
Need a "Godzilla" with a 1 milliamp max output current?
Ode
At 11:37 AM 3/11/2009 -0500, you wrote:
I've seen some companies stating they use stainless steel and some saying
they use titanium. But when Ode said you could use a CS maker, the one I
have (silver puppy) needs 12 gauge wire--so I was wondering if you could
put the titanium wire or Steel wire in the machine. I know I can buy
titanium wire--well, I use to when I made jewelry about 15 years ago, but
I know nothing about stainless steel.
And of course, the CS maker has both electrodes going into the same jar of
water--but Ode said to place 2 jars side by side, so that answered that
question.
I just wasn't sure how a person would go about doing it & timing it, too.
Thanks Marshall.
Samala,
Renee
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The water ionizers use stainless steel, but I am not sure which alloy.
Marshall
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