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I started this little project nearly two years ago and laid it aside, and
nearly forgot all my original reasoning. I just remembered it, because I
just now reset the timing module.

It's my aim to determine and eliminate every variable I can think of so I
can get back into electrification. One of those variables is polarity
reversal timing, trying to maintain some comfort while still trying to use
DC at as slow a rate as possible, not into the hertz ranges.

It was really easy just now to slide one little microswitch and turn one
little analog pot to go from 5 minute reversal to 15 second reversal.

This relay will even go to 10 hertz, but that would be noisy and wear it out
too soon.

Daddybob




Wed May 31, 2006 2:27 pm

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I started this little project nearly two years ago and laid it aside, and nearly forgot all my original reasoning. I just remembered it, because I just now...
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... so I ... to use ... My recent observations show a factor of x 6 the inrush current during polarity switching using 24 square inch pads on...
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Hi DaddyBOB, I also read your prior message posted about an hour earlier regarding the sensitivity issue you have to the skin. Very good on the automatic...
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Hi Joe, I place a resistor on each side of the smoothing caps so the reverse discharge / charge current is limited. As the battery feed / supply reverses to...
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