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Cell Rectifier Trivalent Control

06/16/2009 4:33 AM

Any body that have an experience using the Cell Rectifier to control the Trivalent......what's the good brand, I am using craft brand and continously had a modules burned.......
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Re: Cell Rectifier Trivalent Control

06/16/2009 5:24 AM

Is this another HHO thread?

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Re: Cell Rectifier Trivalent Control

06/16/2009 1:01 PM

I think you need to work on your communication skills a little. What does this have to do with electrical engineering?

"Cell": Power cell in switchgear? Battery Cell? Animal Cell? Prison Cell? Cell Phone?

"Rectifier": OK, got that. Converts AC to DC.

"Trivalence": ??? Valence is a chemical term associated with electron shells as far as I know.

"In chemistry, valence, also known as valency or valency number, is a measure of the number of chemical bonds formed by the atoms of a given element."

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Re: Cell Rectifier Trivalent Control

06/18/2009 1:16 AM

make it more clear..
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