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I can't find one of these for less that $80.00 new .Are their any cheaper to be found ,i need sporatic cntrl of ozone.
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There's a Canadian company that makes one called the CanaKit 191 Cycle Timer, comes with a relay on it and sells for a little more than 20 bucks, plus you gotta pay shipping for it.
Here's a link to Carl's Electronics where they sell it.
Here's a link to Carl's Electronics where they sell it.
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Strawberrycough
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yeah i couldnt find any cheaper 75 http://www.greengoldhydro.com/product_info.php?pName=encore-repeat-cycle-timer
mister_terious
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canakit.com has the latest revised version of the UK191 it's the M60. Check it out.
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Thanks guys.Thaqt looks like that runs off a 9 volt battery.and i guess you would need cut male and female ends of an extension cord and solder it to the board.
I would attempt this if someone could explain it to me in basic terms ,im sure i could build it ,cool link....
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Thanks guys.Thaqt looks like that runs off a 9 volt battery.and i guess you would need cut male and female ends of an extension cord and solder it to the board.
I would attempt this if someone could explain it to me in basic terms ,im sure i could build it ,cool link....
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It looks like, from the picture on the one I linked, there's just a 9 volt plug there, man. If you buy one of those ''universal'' power supplies from LeShack, I think all you'll have to do is match the plug size, fix the voltage at 9, and boom: you're off and running.
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