I would be glad to hear comments about the CS maker sold by
makeawish.com. Sounds like a good one to me but direct comments to
me (rather than to the list) would be welcome. Much obliged!
JBB
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Hello,
I would be interested in buying an affordable nebulizer rather than try
the airbrush/oxy method -- impractical for me for various reasons.I
would be happy to hear from anyone having info. about affordable,
non-prescription nebulizers.
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The jeweler will have my pure silver wire ready tomorrow. What book(s) do you
recommend for a beginner CS student?
With all the info I am reading and only partially absorbing, I figure a good
book will help keep me off your backs with stupid questions, tho a book will
help prompt some questi
Dear George,
Too right I'm interested! I'd love to have them.
Can you send any suitable for a beginner? to my own e-mail.
Thanks VERY much. Jan
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From: George Martin
To: Jan Carew
Date: Sunday, October 07, 2001 8:22 PM
Subject: Re: CS>How can I get Tai-Pan's Part I?
Marshall wrote:
> You are assuming a spherical particle. There is no assumption of shape in the
> above paragraph. If a silver atom is .2nm then if the atoms were stacked end
> to
> end, making a rod, it would be 5 atoms long for a 1 nanometer particles. A
> sphere
> would contain 31 as you
Anyone have any info or insight on the effectiveness of CS on any of the
'popular' BioThreats? Specifically, smallpox. Also, does anyone know if
these weapons will be genetically engineered to be resistant to our
common antibiotics and/or antivirals and, if so, how will CS do in
combatting these? P
Hi fellow listers
Between 9:00 and 10:00 pm EST, this evening. I heard a radio program (amidst
many interruptions), with Dave Hinkson and Larry Wayne Harris. They talked
about protection in a possible bio attack.
Harris talked about 1milli liter per pound of bodyweight, while Hinkson spoke
o
Everybody,
Following is a response from a ceramist friend of mine on the issue of
mixing the CS into the clay composition prior to forming the purifiers,
then firing. I am reminded that there's a lot going on in the process of
firing that's not always easy to predict.
(Another example of this is a
Nina,
Thanks!
Reid
Nina's friend said, ""I figured this (i.e. the silver filter) was it,"
he wrote me, "since Clark is famous for not liking very much of the
products she gets for testing. To my complete surprise, my unit passed
with flying colors. And it also cleaned the water."
P.S. Everybody, I
Frank Key wrote:
> >Properly made
> > Ag(e) should contain particles approximately 0.01 to 0.001 microns in
> > diameter (1 micron=one millionth of a meter, or 4/100,000 inch). At this
> > tiny size, each particle is a cluster of perhaps 5-20 Silver atoms, with a
> > positive electric charge."
>
How much salt is used? I think only a few grains, right? I would guess it
is less than 5 ppm, so it would get reacted out fairly fast.
Marshall
Terry Chamberlin wrote:
> Marshall wrote:
> “The problem is that in the process of making CS, the
> silver leaves the wire as ions. Ions are very react
In a message dated 10/7/01 8:50:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com writes:
> Does taking antibiotics result in contraceptive pill becoming less
> > effective?
> I believe it doesn't - only - why would you want to take an antibiotic?
> anti = against biosis=life; an ag
Ken said:-
The warning is to not use H2O2 and CS as a seeding solution. It's OK to
add them together [it will actually break up large particles that have
formed...turn a colored CS clear] but not to use it as a "starter".
Ken
Sorry to be so thick, Ken, but are you advocating adding hydrogen per
Thank you very much Frank for bringing this to my attention. I shall hit
the books again, and adjust my thinking.
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From: "Frank Key"
To:
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2001 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Thoughts and comments
> A.V.R.A. wrote:
>
> > According to Peter Lin
Ahh, thank you Coyote, I had misread your initial comment.
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From: "Ode Coyote"
> The warning is to not use H2O2 and CS as a seeding solution. It's OK to
> add them together [it will actually break up large particles that have
> formed...turn a colored CS clear] but
A.V.R.A. wrote:
> According to Peter Lindemann ( whom I personally view as a good source of
> information for more than just CS ), adding salt as a primer results in
> particles sized from .05 to .14 microns, as determined from electon
> microscope photography. Particles this size, according to P
I didn't see this original post..but just for the
record.antibiotics DEFINATELY interfere with the effectiveness
of the pill. Your physician should tell you this when he/she prescribes
them as well as the pharmacist when you pick it up.
As far as CS goes...
I for one like what you've done. Sending concerns to you directly
rather than to the list as a whole makes sense. The direction of
this list pleases me a good deal!
Judy Down Maine
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From: M. G. Devour [mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2001 7:50 AM
T
In a message dated 10/7/2001 1:02:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
damian...@optusnet.com.au writes:
> Oh yeah who is in charge of compiling the faq. Joseph has just about
> finished
> the schematic for a 9V CS maker with current regulator. Who does this get
> mailed to if it is to be included in
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Dear List Members,
Achieving the goals we share is the reason we're here on the Silver
List. Guidelines and rules for conduct allow us to better serve those
goals. I would like your QUESTIONS and FEEDBACK on the following
proposed guidelines and rules in order to make sure they are clear,
fair, an
Can someone please tell me approx.number of grams of MSM to use in the
8oz's of CS to reach the saturation level. Also, is 1 1/2 oz's of DMSO
correct? THANKS, TOM
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Theoretically, the smaller the particle, the greater the surface area,
the more effective.
Seems reasonable to assume that the smallest particles would be more able
to pentrate tissues and cells.
It's likely that even brown sludge CS contains significant small particles
along with the boulder
The warning is to not use H2O2 and CS as a seeding solution. It's OK to
add them together [it will actually break up large particles that have
formed...turn a colored CS clear] but not to use it as a "starter".
Ken
At 06:28 PM 10/5/01 -0600, you wrote:
>Coyote:
>
>I've never seen large flakes
I for one would like to see the voltage tripler version
included, since 9 volt wall adapters are in most homes
already I would think. Also many people have ni-cads
available.
Of course the simplest of all is the phone line generator.
Just strip one side of a phone cord, add two alligator
clips, p
A cool mist vaporizer has a rapidly spinning disk
that essentially "throws" a very fine mist into the air.
The better choice is an ultrasonic type. A small
electronic device (ultrasonic transducer) vibrates the
water at 25-40 kHz (kHz = 1000 times / sec) and
forms a very fine mist. The rea
Reid,
I haven't jumped in because this is something I remember
from discussions several years ago with the folks that produce
ceramic filters similar to the Daulton or British Berkefeld type.
They construct the filter element from diatomaceous earth.
This gives a (memory here) abs
Damian,
A regular vaporizer works by heating the water until
it turns to steam. This would only get water into your
lungs, not silver, since only the water would
evaporate, leaving the silver behind.
A "cool mist" vaporizer sounds like it works using a
different principle than evaporation, but I w
> Mike Devour said:
> Honestly, I'd bet the silver would work whether or not it kept the
> initial (alleged) colloidal particle charge, Reid. Even drying the
> colloid probably dumps the silver back to the ground state.
>
> You are attempting to use a lower firing to "set" the silver in
>
A really useful and interesting discussion - made easy to follow by the
indications of just who was expounding. Shall keep a copy in my "archives"!
Many thanks - and more on these lines would be v welcome.
Jan
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