CSCommercial VS Home Made CS Generators

For those of us dummies who wish to make our own CS but would rather not try to sort out all of the conflicting info on the best way to build one (plus, in my case, am too dumb and/or timid to build one) - any suggestions for a (relatively) low-cost commercial generator? Thanks, Steve **

Re: CSOT-Chemtrails micoplasma (V101 #550)

Of course. Oil doesn't evaporate. All you have to do is wait long enough and watch it. Takes about an hour or two depending on how high they were put down. Seen it at least 3 times, but since the first time when it burned our skin, eyes and noses, I won't go out in it when it decends.

Re: CSOT-Chemtrails micoplasma (V101 #550)

You have actually seen con/chemtrails make it to the ground? Ken At 11:01 AM 6/7/01 -0400, you wrote: 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.

Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V101 #553; agitation motors

Just slipping a piece of #14 PVC wire insulation [house wire/romex] over the shaft does a fine job of making a stirrer. Ken At 07:19 PM 6/7/01 +, you 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

Re: CSgeneric co-op

I'm with you, Arnold. So in light of what you mentioned, why can't the silver wire be attached to the wires that come from the power supply, long enough to be well out of harms way? Original Message Follows From: "Arnold Beland" Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com

Re: CSgeneric co-op

Dottie; If you are dead set on using your silver coins then do what someone suggested. Drill a hole in the coin near one edge that is slightly larger than a #14 silver wire. Put a piece of wire through the hole and bend it back and hammer it down. leave about 2 of wire that can go through the