In a message dated 6/7/01 8:18:38 PM EST, bober...@swbell.net writes:
<< The fact is that "any CS process" makes a product that will work. It
stands to
reason that the finer the material (I hate to use the word particle as I
might
start a "verbal war") the more active the CS will be. One shou
Hi Ya'all;
Trying to answer your questions with limited data.
Stephen's CS is much finer in "particle size" ( do not infer ionic or nonionic)
than my ionic HVAC AC CO2 CS. 1-8 nm.
Check his web site for a TEM of his material and others HVAC. The difference is
astounding. However he makes his CS t
Ed;
One could even use a brass rod. It takes a silver plate almost immdeiately. Some
people even use a brass or stainless steel negative electrode with no bad
effects.
As for the #14 silver wire one would only need about 1/2" of #14 copper wire
insulation to hold it on. This method of stiring can
On Thu, 07 Jun 2001 19:19:25 +, aub...@att.net wrote:
>Hi from Joe:
>
>Have in my hand the $1 Radio Shack motor. It has
>a .225" long shaft with .077" diameter. Have considered
>hiring a machine shop to build a shaft extension from a
>1/4" S.S. bolt - drill to size & tap a setscrew hole,
Why don't you use the silver wire for the stir?
Ed Kasper L.Ac., Acupuncturist & Medicinal Herbalist
Santa Cruz, California & www.happyherbalist.com
e-mail e...@happyherbalist.com
-Original Message-
From: Robert L. Berger [mailto:bober...@swbell.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 2:30 P
Joe,
Make the stirrer out of a 2-3" length of #14 copper wire insulation and
shove it on the shaft. As for sppe control "All electronics, 1-800-826-5432,
part #EM-114 $3.50 is a pulse width modulated motor speed control. I have
sold a bunch to people for just this purpose.
I generally leave the
"It would be interesting to see if the 12 ppm diluted to 8 ppm performs the
same as 8
ppm. Is it the concentration that is changing the effectiveness, or maybe
the 12 ppm
has 10X as many particles, whereas the 8 ppm is mostly ions."
Excellent point Marshall.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
-Origin
aub...@att.net wrote:
> Hi from Joe:
>
> Have in my hand the $1 Radio Shack motor. It has
> a .225" long shaft with .077" diameter. Have considered
> hiring a machine shop to build a shaft extension from a
> 1/4" S.S. bolt - drill to size & tap a setscrew hole,
> shaft hole must be concentric.
Hi from Joe:
Have in my hand the $1 Radio Shack motor. It has
a .225" long shaft with .077" diameter. Have considered
hiring a machine shop to build a shaft extension from a
1/4" S.S. bolt - drill to size & tap a setscrew hole,
shaft hole must be concentric.Do any of you know of
a sourc
Hi from Joe:
Read w interest the chemtrail posts. Seems a pretty
fundamental process was mentioned but not in enough
detail to get a solid grasp.
When you burn a gallon of gasoline / diesel fuel / JP-
5 / Jet-A / heptane / etc. it converts the fuel to water
in the form of steam. A gallon of
In a message dated 6/7/01 11:26:26 AM EST, bober...@swbell.net writes:
<< Roger;
In response to your question, I have photographs from Stephen Quanta showing
the
rate of kill for several pathogens using 8 ppm and 12 ppm (AA tsted) CS.
There is
about an order of magnitude difference between
"Robert L. Berger" wrote:
> Roger;
>
> In response to your question, I have photographs from Stephen Quanta showing
> the
> rate of kill for several pathogens using 8 ppm and 12 ppm (AA tsted) CS.
> There is
> about an order of magnitude difference between the ppm strengths.
Is that undiluted?
Contact Dr. Bart A. Flick at Argentum Research; he has done a great deal of
testing of CS against bacteria.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
-Original Message-
From: martin watson [mailto:mar...@vectis2.worldonline.co.uk]
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 8:37 AM
To: colloidal silver
Subject: CS>mycopl
Why not just administer the pre-made sol via IV drip? What is the advantage
of using the patient as the reactor vessel? It make the whole procedure
much more tweaky and attention-demanding, and costs more. I cannot see how
the end result will be different.
Or, is the effect from electrical curren
Stephen,
What nebulizer system did you use and where did you purchase them? My
brother was just diagnosed with emphysema.
Thanks, Dee
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Stephen Summers"
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, June 7, 2001 2:36 AM
> Subject: Re: CS>Best ways to Administer CS
>
>
> > We
Nick;
I have never heated the DW as it accelerates the process, nor do I use a starter
additive.
When running a constant voltage system with about 14 ounces of water I would
stop at about 4 ma. and have about 8 to 10 ppm. It sounds to me that you do
not have a means of measuring the cell curren
Roger;
In response to your question, I have photographs from Stephen Quanta showing the
rate of kill for several pathogens using 8 ppm and 12 ppm (AA tsted) CS. There
is
about an order of magnitude difference between the ppm strengths.
I cannot share the photos as they were sent an the basis of
You'll need to look up all the flight plans and tower data over your area
to see if the "x" patterns are nothing more than the result of airplanes
going to different places or in wide holding patterns. I'll bet that's
what you'll find if you check it out.
You could also log photographs by time
Ode Coyote wrote:
> This and All the other photos show a sky with conditions conducive to
> cloud formation and with the heaviest contrials being near in or under the
> already formed clouds. Just add a little vapor and turbulance to an
> unstable [but as yet invisible] boundary area and you ge
Ode Coyote wrote:
> One of the major impossibilities is that spraying at altitude directly over a
> city makes it impossible to hit it unless the air is absolutely still for
> several hours.
> It's hard enough to hit a field with pesticide at low levels.
This is true, and I believe the reason t
Most people cannot detect the metallic flavor of a CS of under 5 PPM.
Over 15 PPM most people can taste the metal.
Ken
At 03:01 PM 6/7/01 +1200, you wrote:
>Marshall
>
>Is silver oxide harmful...should I be worried?
>
>Tracy
>
>- Original Message -
>From: Marshall Dudley
>To:
>Sent: Th
Just wipe em off.
Ken
At 03:00 PM 6/7/01 +1200, you wrote:
>Can anyone please tell me - should I scratch of the surface black on my
>silver wires to take them back to silver again, or can I just wipe them
>clean... they look quite blacky silver...is the silver particles able to
>come away o.k. w
i am interested to know of any testimonials research evidence etc., of
colloidal silver being used to kill off 'fermentans'.
as a 23 year sufferer of CFS any help would be appreciated
martin watson
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Jettrail.jpg..photo#6
Does look suspicious and this [ probably USAF by the markings] plane could
be dumping something..but that says nothing about what, why , where, how
much or how many airplanes are involved.
Observe the thin trails at the ends of the wings. These areodynamic
objects at the w
Yes, the burning of fuel does emit particulate matter for water vapor to
condense around, but it also releases a high percentage of water to fuel
weight of invisible [due to combustion temperatures] steam that condenses
into water vapor.
..a double whammy for the formation of cloud like thingies.
At 01:22 PM 6/6/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Ode Coyote wrote:
>
>> In every single photo presented..without exception..., the characteristics
>> of condensing vapor was present where there was an invisible phase just
>> after the supposed nozzles. This cannot happen with a direct liquid spray
>> where t
I have found no bitter taste...just a strong metallic taste that someone
who is not accustomed to , say, iron in the water, may perceive as bitter.
Ken
At 09:59 AM 6/6/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I believe the bitter taste is from Silver Oxide, which is basic. It can be
>produced directly on one ele
At 11:08 AM 6/6/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Ken or Ode Coyote,
>
>I can't tell you on the list what I think of your article, but for the
record I
>walk my big dog about 5 to 7 times a day starting at about 5 am to about
10 pm.
>During my manufacturing career I was a very effective investigator of
>ma
from:
http://www.mercola.com/2001/jun/2/gmo_crops.htm
GMO Crops Are An Accident Waiting to Happen
A group of Canadian scientists wrote a letter to the Toronto
Globe and Mail which warned that genetic drift or pollution
from plants gene-spliced to produce medical drugs or
industrial chemicals is
We have two cases of people who had chronic emphysema who have virtually
cured themselves (80% improvement) with CS using an oxygen nebulizer.
The nebulizer comes with a mask you inhale through and a little cup at the
bottom in which to put the CS. It has a wall plug which electrically
atomises th
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