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CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid

[Dan Nave]

Some of us have come up with different ways to attach the silver wire 
electrodes to the lid of the container in which Colloidal Silver is being made. 
 None that I have tried have been that great.  I just thought of a neat way to 
do it.  (I'm sure that back in the archives under some obscure subject heading 
someone has presented this before, but...)

This is for systems using a 12 gage silver wire. 

A pin jack or tip jack is like a banana jack (the female part) but instead 
of having an opening the size of a banana plug, it's opening is the size of a 
12 gage wire.  Just mount the tip jack upside down on the lid of your container 
and the 12 gage silver wire can be easily inserted in, held by, or removed from 
the tip jack. The part of the jack on the bottom of the lid (the water side) 
will be mostly plastic and the metal post on the top side can be connected to 
the circuitry of the CS maker with clips or soldering.  These tip jacks should 
be relatively cheap (on the order of $1 apiece) and available at Radio Shack or 
any electronic supply house or catalog.

The convenience and stability of this method should make it well worth the 
minimal price.



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Re: CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid

[sol]

Dan,
  Can you give me a RS part number? Would be very helpful. I've been playing
around with a gallon size home made generator with fish bubbler, and you are
quite right, I haven't found a way to attach the wire electrodes that is
really satisfactory.
TIA,
paula
- Original Message -
From: Dan Nave dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com


.  These tip jacks should be relatively cheap (on the order of $1 apiece)
and available at Radio Shack or any electronic supply house or catalog.

 The convenience and stability of this method should make it well worth the
minimal price.





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Re: CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid

[Jim]

I use a SUN TEA jug that I got from Wal Mart to brew my CS in, it cost 
less than $4.00 and it has a tap on the bottom to drain your CS as you 
need it.


 I put two holes in the lid for the silver rods and I simply bent the 
top of each silver rod into a circle so that it won't fall through the 
holes and to attach the alligator clips to.  The fish tank aerator goes 
through the large pouring hole in the lid.


Jim

sol wrote:

Dan,
  Can you give me a RS part number? Would be very helpful. I've been playing
around with a gallon size home made generator with fish bubbler, and you are
quite right, I haven't found a way to attach the wire electrodes that is
really satisfactory.
TIA,
paula
- Original Message -
From: Dan Nave dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com


.  These tip jacks should be relatively cheap (on the order of $1 apiece)
and available at Radio Shack or any electronic supply house or catalog.


The convenience and stability of this method should make it well worth the


minimal price.





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CSRE: SARS in Buddhism

[FHLew]

Greetings 
 
 
 Venerable Master Chin Kung's Talk on SARS
 
  Someone asked me; what is SARS about? Well. it 
 is a result of unkind thoughts. Greed anger delusion and arrogance caused the 
particles in 
 the air to become turbid arid virulent,
 givng rise to virus. All laws are created from the 
 mind and virus is also created from the mind.
 The best precaution therefore starts from the mind. 
 When the mind harbors greed, anger and
 delusion; these thoughts are the deadliest virus. They turn the entire 
external physical environment into poison. If the three negative 
 feelings are absent from within, how can virus
 survive on the outside? Compassion can neutralize and 
 detox~~ poison. Hence the mind must
 be pure and compassionate. Buddhists who are pure and 
 compassionate will not be infected. If
 you got infected it is because your practice is not 
 yet effective. When the practice is effective, you will not get ill, grow old 
or die.
 
 Talk given in 
 Singapore on March 29 2002


 
   There are some regions that are experiencing an 
 epidemic of SARS (Severe Acute
 Respiratory Syndrome); the Chinese called this is a 
 plaque. Where does plaque come from?
 All laws are created from the mind. From the mind 
 things are created, from consciousness
 things are changed. This is the overall principle. 
 What frame of mind will give rise to this
 plaque ? A mind that is not kind and actions that are 
 not kind. Unkind intentions will yield
 unkind actions. The situation is the manifestation of 
 unkind retributions. If we can repent and
 become kind? Cultivate pure actions, all unkind 
 retributions will disappear naturally.
 
 People are aware that they must sever evilness 
 and cultivate goodness. However, they  can not cut themselves off from vices 
entirely and the 
 goodness that they cultivate is limited.
 Hence, since thousands of years ago until now , there 
 has not been a year without plagues.
 Every year plaques will appear. Plaques and infections 
 occur most frequently at the time before
 and after the Tomb Sweeping Day (April). This time 
 there is no exception. The plaque will
 last about one month. Very seldom it will last for two 
 months. Many students ask me how to
 take precaution? The best precaution is to cultivate 
 purity and compassion. Purity and
 compassion can neutralize all disasters. They can turn 
 the molecular arrangements of our
 environment into beautiful crystal formations and 
 disaster will disappear as a result 
 We saw a report that when two bottles of water, 
 one labeled love and thanks and the
 other labeled hatred and disgusted were placed in a 
 laboratory for a few hours, they yielded
 very different forms of crystal arrangements as shown 
 by the photographs taken under a
 microscope. How did the change occur? Different 
 thinking caused the changes. Love and
 and thanks are good and positive thoughts of human. 
 Anger and hatred are negative thoughts. Actually
 symbols that contain the thoughts of human. 
 Without thoughts the symbols are
 empty and they will not be able to give rise to 
 changes. WHen characters were created, the
 creators have given the characters meanings. Hence 
 when the characters are used, the symbols
 are in consonant with our thinking and this thinking 
 is then transmitted to the water and the
 water naturally changes accordingly. 
 
 Talk given in 
 Australia on April 6,  


Water is liquified Light
  Let there be Light !

With regards

 Lew

Re: CS Attaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid

[Dan Nave]

Sorry, I don't know the part number for Radio Shack.  Give them a phone call 
and ask for a pin jack or tip jack.  I didn't see it in their on-line catalog 
but I would be surprised if they don't have it.





Re: CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid

From: sol 
Date: Tue, 6 May 2003 08:17:16 

Dan,
  Can you give me a RS part number? Would be very helpful. I've been playing
around with a gallon size home made generator with fish bubbler, and you are
quite right, I haven't found a way to attach the wire electrodes that is
really satisfactory.
TIA,
paula




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CSRe: CSquestion on cs vs. ionic silver

[Tad Winiecki]

Catherine wrote:

 **  This part about injured cells reverting to stem cells is quite
 interesting to me.  Can you provide any articles, citations, etc. about
 this?

I have a duck that had her drumstick bone crushed right above the joint,
and then lost blood return from her foot so that the foot was dying and the
webbing puffed up like a balloon.  I decided I would rather live one-legged
than not at all so did surgery on her and cut off her leg above the break.
(I am a biologist and have operated on rats before.)  I sewed the skin on
each side together across the bone but didn't fully cover the middle of the
bone.  It did stop the bleeding, though.  I soaked the stub in CS 2x a day
for a couple of minutes and applied comfrey/aloe salve with added myrrh
powder, and bandaged it.  A scab formed over the end, and in a week and a
half came off leaving a 1cm square small scab that thickened up. That scab
came off at three weeks.  The end of her stump was a pinkish scar that
since has totally regrown down (feathers).  She can hop pretty fast on one
leg, and only has to get around in the little movable duck run anyway.
There was never the least sign of infection.  I make CS with a plug-in
commercial generator.

Nancy
What did the duck do who flew upside down?
It quacked up.



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CS

[bob smith]

I had a number of requests for bread formula that did not include their 
address. Send it to rresm...@attbi.com and it will be sent promptly. Will also 
send some other good recipes.  Bob Smith

CS130V CS Generator

[Dan Nave]

From Mike Monett's circuit and description at:
 
http://www3.sympatico.ca/add.automation/misc/130vdc.htm

__

A couple more questions Mike.

Do you have any recommended electrode spacing?

What was the electrode spacing, electrode length, and amount of distilled water 
in the example in your write-up which appeared to take about 30 minutes to make 
the CS? 

Thanks, 

Dan


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Re: CSRefute for silver chloride ( cure for Argyria )

[Jack Dayton]

Trem wrote in part:

 We can rule out placebo effect I would think.  Animals don't exhibit it.
We either fix them or we don't.  They don't get influenced by a sugar pill.
 
 So, what is it that allows CS to knock some cancers out wish I knew.
***
Ahh, the power of the mind,
it shouldn't be taken lightly.

Jack

FYI  The plastic things on the end of shoelaces are called aglets.


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Re: CSCS, Crohns, Lupus

[Marylynn Schmidt]

Nancy, would it be possible to respond to the list with your protocols?

Mary Lynn

Mary Lynn Schmidt
ONE SPIRIT ONE HEART
TTouch . Animal Behavior Modification . Behavior Problems . Ordained 
Minister .
Pet Loss Grief Counseling . Radionics . Dowsing . Nutrition . Homeopathy . 
Herbs. . Polarity . Reiki . Spiritual Travel

The Animal Connection Healing Modalities
http://members.tripod.com/~MLSchmidt/






From: MARIANO  DELISE nancym...@prodigy.net
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSCS, Crohns, Lupus
Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 22:17:22 -0500

My email address is nancym...@prodigy.net
  - Original Message -
  From: S K
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2003 9:01 PM
  Subject: CSCS, Crohns, Lupus


  Nancy, Is it possible to email you off-list to discuss treating lupus 
and crohns with CS.  My Mom has skin (discoid) lupus, and my sister is a 
long-time sufferer of crohns (and a slave to prednisone and now Remicade).  
I am the wacky sister with the abnormal ideas about medicine.  They all 
shake their heads and wonder what I'll come up with next.  I finally think 
they might just be starting to listen, and then they see the gray lady or 
blue politician on TV, and that's that.  It would be interesting for my 
sister to hear from someone with success against Crohns.


  Thanks,

  Nia

  --Original Message 
  From: MARIANO DELISE

  .I have made this CS for several MS patients, two lupus, two 
crones, 2 fibromyalgia, and many more.



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CSAir Brush Compressor

[S J Young]

Folks,

Harbor Freight has their normally $99 air brush compressor on sale for $69
now.  I bought one to evaluate.  It is an 1/8 horsepower, oilless, 10 pound
unit that sits on rubber vibration absorbing feet and runs fairly quietly.
It also has a pressure regulator and gauge to monitor air pressure.  Not
surprisingly, the fitting on the furnished air hose mates with  their
inexpensive air brush units that Brooks Bradley recommends for use as a fine
particle CS nebulizer.  Yeah, I know, Brooks recommends using pure oxygen,
but plain air is also quite effective in most cases.

--Steve Y.



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Re: CSI joined MSN

[Mike Monett]

 CSI joined MSN
   From: Maryanna Bailes
   Date: Tue, 6 May 2003 15:42:59

   I joined MSN!

   Maryanna Bailes has a new e-mail address.

   You can now reach me at maryannab...@msn.com.

   I am  now subscribing to the MSN 8 Internet Service and  my e-mail
   address has changed. You can use this address to send me e-mail as
   well as instant messages.

   Note: This  message was sent at the request of Maryanna  Bailes by
   MSN 8 Internet Service.

  [...]

  So you join MSN and they spew your email address to everyone in your
  address book?  That  should  get  you  on  the  spammer's  list very
  quickly.

  Remind me to have nothing to do with Microsoft.

  BTW, I  have written my own spam filtering software that  achieves a
  99.4% accuracy  rate  and  can process  300  to  3,000  messages per
  second. This  is  much better performance than  any  of  the current
  statistical filters, such as SpamAssassin or Bayesian filters.

  It operates  by examining the email header and finding  the mistakes
  that spammers make, such as wrong addressing, dictionary addressing,
  long subject lines, writing the entire body in html or base64, etc.

  It runs  in DOS under Borland Pascal. If you  can  understand Pascal
  and would like to see if the technique can be adapted to  your email
  client, I keep the latest version of the source at

http://www3.sympatico.ca/add.automation/misc/spa2e921.zip

Best Regards,

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Re: CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid

[S J Young]

I agree - tip jacks work very well.  But be sure to use a small file to
round the ends of your silver wire so they insert easily.  For those using
DC, if you swap the wires every run, they will wear down evenly.  Tip
jacks have lost their popularity in the electronics industry in the last 20
years, so you may have to try several sources before you find them.
--Steve Y.
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From: Dan Nave dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 8:58 AM
Subject: CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid


 A pin jack or tip jack is like a banana jack (the female part) but
instead of having an opening the size of a banana plug, it's opening is the
size of a 12 gage wire.  Just mount the tip jack upside down on the lid of
your container and the 12 gage silver wire can be easily inserted in, held
by, or removed from the tip jack. The part of the jack on the bottom of the
lid (the water side) will be mostly plastic and the metal post on the top
side can be connected to the circuitry of the CS maker with clips or
soldering.  These tip jacks should be relatively cheap (on the order of $1
apiece) and available at Radio Shack or any electronic supply house or
catalog.

 The convenience and stability of this method should make it well worth the
minimal price.




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CS999 Silver Sheets

[Brickeyk]

Any good source for 999 Silver Sheets?
Brickey

CSExercise

[Robb Allen]

Hidoes anyone know if there have been studies done on the effects of 
exercise on pathogens?...maybe a website or personal experience?I'd 
like to hear from you.thanks..Robb

Re: CSI joined MSN

[Robb Allen]

I use Mcafee.com spamkillerit works great!!...even on
hotmailRobb
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 10:35 PM
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  CSI joined MSN
From: Maryanna Bailes
Date: Tue, 6 May 2003 15:42:59

I joined MSN!

Maryanna Bailes has a new e-mail address.

You can now reach me at maryannab...@msn.com.

I am  now subscribing to the MSN 8 Internet Service and  my e-mail
address has changed. You can use this address to send me e-mail as
well as instant messages.

Note: This  message was sent at the request of Maryanna  Bailes by
MSN 8 Internet Service.

   [...]

   So you join MSN and they spew your email address to everyone in your
   address book?  That  should  get  you  on  the  spammer's  list very
   quickly.

   Remind me to have nothing to do with Microsoft.

   BTW, I  have written my own spam filtering software that  achieves a
   99.4% accuracy  rate  and  can process  300  to  3,000  messages per
   second. This  is  much better performance than  any  of  the current
   statistical filters, such as SpamAssassin or Bayesian filters.

   It operates  by examining the email header and finding  the mistakes
   that spammers make, such as wrong addressing, dictionary addressing,
   long subject lines, writing the entire body in html or base64, etc.

   It runs  in DOS under Borland Pascal. If you  can  understand Pascal
   and would like to see if the technique can be adapted to  your email
   client, I keep the latest version of the source at

 http://www3.sympatico.ca/add.automation/misc/spa2e921.zip

 Best Regards,

 Mike Monett


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CSsilver wire

[Jay Ice]

 When I was reading in the archives a bit ago I came across a message for
someone who sells silver wire on ebay. When I went to find it I couldn't.
The thread is endless. If anyone knows that link, can you send it to me.
Thanks.
Jayattachment: IMSTP.gif

RE: CScandida/baking formula

[Jeff]

Where is the off topic list?

 -Original Message-
 From: cking...@nycap.rr.com [mailto:cking...@nycap.rr.com]
 Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2003 6:14 PM
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CScandida/baking formula
 
 For goodness sake..
 Put it on the silver off-topic list and be done with it!
 
   Chuck
 
 Why does your OB-GYN leave the room when you get undressed if they
 are going to look up there anyway?
 
 On Sun, 04 May 2003 17:55:23 -0500, bob smith rresm...@attbi.com
wrote:
 
 I received a number of requests for the baking formula. Several did
not
 have their e-mail address. Forward it to me at rresm...@attbi.com and
I
 will send it. Bob Smith
 
 
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Re: CScandida/baking formula

[d.linen]

silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com

Jeff wrote:
 
 Where is the off topic list?
 
  -Original Message-
  From: cking...@nycap.rr.com [mailto:cking...@nycap.rr.com]
  Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2003 6:14 PM
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject: Re: CScandida/baking formula
 
  For goodness sake..
  Put it on the silver off-topic list and be done with it!
 
Chuck
 
  Why does your OB-GYN leave the room when you get undressed if they
  are going to look up there anyway?
 
  On Sun, 04 May 2003 17:55:23 -0500, bob smith rresm...@attbi.com
 wrote:
 
  I received a number of requests for the baking formula. Several did
 not
  have their e-mail address. Forward it to me at rresm...@attbi.com and
 I
  will send it. Bob Smith
 
 
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RE: CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container lid

[Jeff]

How long would it have to cook in the tea jug using this generator?
http://www.bioelectrifier.com/silgen.htm


 -Original Message-
 From: Jim [mailto:kf4...@papadocs.com]
 Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 11:01 AM
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CSAttaching 12 gage silver wire electrodes to container
lid
 
 I use a SUN TEA jug that I got from Wal Mart to brew my CS in, it cost
 less than $4.00 and it has a tap on the bottom to drain your CS as you
 need it.
 
   I put two holes in the lid for the silver rods and I simply bent the
 top of each silver rod into a circle so that it won't fall through the
 holes and to attach the alligator clips to.  The fish tank aerator
goes
 through the large pouring hole in the lid.
 
 Jim
 
 sol wrote:
  Dan,
Can you give me a RS part number? Would be very helpful. I've been
 playing
  around with a gallon size home made generator with fish bubbler, and
you
 are
  quite right, I haven't found a way to attach the wire electrodes
that is
  really satisfactory.
  TIA,
  paula
  - Original Message -
  From: Dan Nave dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com
 
 
  .  These tip jacks should be relatively cheap (on the order of $1
 apiece)
  and available at Radio Shack or any electronic supply house or
catalog.
 
 The convenience and stability of this method should make it well
worth
 the
 
  minimal price.
 
 
 
 
 
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RE: CSMultiMeter Question

[Jeff]

Thanks for the reply Mike,
Yes that is the generator I got. I have printed out this message so I
can have a hard copy of the links and info. I don't understand 90% of it
but I will endeavor to learn all I can from it. The charts and things on
your website help me to understand a lot better. 

 -Original Message-
 From: Mike Monett [mailto:ncrffn...@sneakemail.com]
 Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2003 12:43 AM
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: Re: CSMultiMeter Question
 
 Hi Jeff,
 
   Sorry for  the  long  delay - my car  died  and  I'm  having trouble
   finding a  new ignition module, so I had  to redesign  the  one that
   failed.
 
Date: Thu, 1 May 2003 14:55:36 -0500
From: Jeff jd...@anaweb.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CSMultiMeter Question
 
Thanks Mike,
 
I am  using  alligator clips to connect everything. But  I  am not
using batteries  anymore either. I finally got  a  generator (from
circuits Maximus)  and  was  attempting to put  the  MM  inline to
monitor the  ma cause I read where Ole Bob said to run it  till it
hit 3ma I think.
 
   Is this the one you mean?
 
 http://www.bioelectrifier.com/csg.htm
 
   I'm impressed with your choice!
 
   Yes, you  will find a power supply is much better than  batteries. A
   good source  to  supply 24VAC is an  ordinary  doorbell transformer,
   available from Home Depot and other hardware stores. This  will give
   you about  sqrt(24) = 33.6VDC to work with. But you  have  to deduct
   the voltage  drop  in the bridge rectifier, so  the  output  will be
   around 32V.
 
   The schematic  shows two 470uF caps after the bridge  rectifier. You
   only need about 10uF per mA, so a single 22uF 50V cap would be fine.
   It can be larger, but the values shown in the schematic are a bit of
   overkill.
 
   The 7805  is  not  the best choice  for  current  regulation.  It is
   designed to supply a regulated output voltage of 5V, and requires an
   additional 2V to operate. This would reduce the supply voltage to
 
 32 - 7 = 25V
 
   before it  gets  to the anode and cathode. This would  work,  but it
   would take a while to get into current limiting.
 
   A more  important  problem is the circuit is  designed  to  limit at
   20mA, which  is  way  too  much   current  for  your  needs.  As Bob
   mentioned, you need a much smaller current.
 
   Using the  LM117 as a constant current regulator is  often discussed
   here. Unfortunately,  this  chip   has  a  minimum  specified output
   current of 3.5 to 5mA, which again is higher than you may want.
 
   Some LM117's  may work at lower current, but the performance  is not
   guaranteed, and  it may vary with changing load current.  The result
   is the concentration of silver may change unpredictably.
 
   For more  information on how to calculate the  current  you actually
   need, and a way to overcome the above problems, see my web page at
 
 http://www3.sympatico.ca/add.automation/misc/130vdc.htm
 
   (As long  as  you are starting with 24VAC, you might  as  well  do a
   proper job:)
 
I was  thinking  about  that  resistor,  I  have  no  knowledge of
electronics at  all mind you, but I was thinking to  cut  the wire
with the alligator clips in half then solder the resistor in to it
and cover  it  with one of those shrink  tube  things.  Would that
work, and  does it matter which direction the resistor  is pointed
in when I attach it?
 
   That would  work  great! The shrink tubing  would  help  support the
   resistor leads, which are quite fragile.
 
   No, it  doesn't matter which way the resistor is  pointed.  (It does
   matter with diodes and electrolytic capacitors.)
 
I want to get a set system on how I am going to make the  CS every
time, monitor it with the MM, and send a sample to Ole Bob to have
it checked. I am wanting a between 10 and 20 ppm final product.
 
And I  appreciate  all the help I have been getting  on  this from
this list. Cause like I said, I have no knowledge  of electronics.
Some things just don't click in my brain for some reason.
 
   Sure, it's  confusing  when  you first approach  it.  But  from your
   questions, you  certainly have the intelligence to pick  it  up very
   quickly. I think you will do fine.
 
 Best Regards,
 
 Mike Monett
 
 
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