Hi Mike,
No good. Current required to hold a relay in is typically many more
milliamperes than the current needed to make GOOD colloidal silver. We're
talking about .5 to 1.5 milliamperes current flow here to the electrodes
when making GOOD LVDC colloidal silver. Relays use so much more current
than that it is ridiculous to even contemplate it. It takes sophisticated
circuitry to do the job.
Basically, they're jousting at a windmill when one tries to do what you
suggest. It won't work. Bite the bullet and buy what you need or give
up. Or use a different system. Or stand there and keep turning a rheostat
down while watching a current meter and maintaining a constant current so
you can get the end product you want. That's OK for someone that has a lot
of time and patience. Most people want repeatability. You don't get it
that way.
What really bothers me is that people won't spend any money on technology
and yet they will go to the doctor, get a prescription and usually spend
over a hundred dollars for their prescription and they won't consider
spending that amount on a machine that will last them a lifetime and make
the product that gets them off the pharmaceutical t_t.
And, it kills virus's which the antibiotics won't. How shortsighted that
approach is!
I guess that's why we're in business. To take the design and guess work
out of the equation.
Trem
www.silvergen.com
Constant Current Colloid Generators
At 07:50 PM 7/26/00 -0500, you wrote:
How about installing a potentiometer in series with the relay coil to vary
the available voltage, i.e. the point it would drop out. Take reading of PPM
and calibrate the scale of the knob on the pot.
Mike
Ivan Anderson wrote:
> Maybe a voltage (or current) comparator opamp with a fet switch?
> If any one nuts one out, please let me know.
>
> Ivan.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Robert L. Berger" <[email protected]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Sunday, 16 July 2000 06:14
> Subject: Re: CS>Away too long
>
> > Hi Erwin;
> >
> > I haven't found out how to program a relay with a selectable window
> for shut-off.
> >
> > Given me a schematic and I will paly with it.
> >
> > No doctor just a crotchy old guy'
> >
> > "Ole Bob"
>
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