| darkfenriz |
Anybody knows?
I mean simple cheap one made as a 'big plug'.
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| Cal Weldon |
AFAIK it's just a little heater, and in some a fan, to warm the freshening agent and wear it out sooner. They last longer if you don't plug them in ;)
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| Dr. Photon |
| I have also seen some cheap inonizers that are essentially a high voltage, miniscule current DC power supply. This is applied to needs olr plates or whatever. Line operated units typically used diode/capacitor "ladder" multipliers. I have a cheap unit in my car that is essentially the guts of a CCFL inverter with a cap and diode on the output. This voltage was applied to a mesh wrapped around the outside of a small NE-2 sized blue neon bulb, which had it's leads grounded. It emits a small amount of Ozone, and it manages to remove the stale smelling "Caravan Musk" without adding any "canned new car scent". And the Blue light adds 5 horsepower! ;) It does provide for interesting conversations with passengers on just how useless it is. |
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