Wayne Fugitt wrote: > Evening Marshall, > > >No that should not cause a problem unless you are in contact with the water > >or > >electrodes when it rings. > > Everyone needs to experience this shock a few times. Most people can > not imagine how the 75 to 90 VAC feels. Most cannot imagine how 750 VDC > feels. >
I know what you mean, been hit by 10 KVAC 6 or more times, 6,000 VDC a couple of times, 120 AC many times, and yes, have had hold of phone wires with wet hands when it rung a few times as well. Never been hit by lightning thank goodness though. > > Very few indeed have experienced a lightning bolt that leave the face > numb for a few hours. After that, I never talk on the phone during a > thunderstorm. That is what cell and portable phones are for. > I was in a large metal building, the line took a good hit > someplace. I could taste blood in the mouth and the face and jaw felt like > I just got out of the dentist chair. > > After all that, I experienced the Stun Gun. I think the lightening bolt > delivered more voltage and more power than the Stun Gun. I can't estimate > the pulse length of either. I know that you are glad when it is over. > > The Ringing Voltage, incoming calls or outgoing calls all seem fully > compatible with the phone line tester. > Of course OFF hook time must be subtracted from total time as the 52 VDC > disappears. > > >The real problem is that this is against the Federal > >law enforced by the FCC. > > I don't doubt your sanity and the fact that you are right about > this. However, I have many phone accessories that draw several times the > current of the CS Gen / Phone Line Tester. > > I have even built circuits and installed them that worked with phone > lines. Possibly all of these were violations also. > > So, these other devices have to be approved and tested to be legal? Yes, by law they do. Marshall -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
