I just received a TDS1 meter from Hanna Instruments.
I tested a batch that I had brewing for 2 hrs
and it tested 013 ppm.
What would be a good reading in ppm for a brew ?
Also, is a darker, longer brewed batch going to
test higher ppm ?
Smitty
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Morning Dan,
At 10:54 PM 11/18/2006, you wrote:
Even if the water flow is different, you can still calculate the
amount of liberated silver in the batch based on the amp-seconds.
Can you explain the Faraday method a bit more?
Is it a form of wattage calculation that controls the amount of s
Wayne writes:
> I would think, the higher the stream velocity, the higher your voltage
> needs to be. ... I think we will be amazed at the velocity of the
> stream.
Which is why it might be a good idea to build your chamber out of a
large diameter piece of pipe with reducing fittings at each end
Hi There,
I haven't posted here in a long time.
A few years back I had a problem with the herpes virus on my hand and the nice
folks on the silverlist helped me out quite a bit.
I am happy to say that I have not had a problem with that virus in years but, I
believe now I have acquired Lyme dis
Hi Wayne,
I think I've got you slightly confused, which is understandable the way
the topic has wandered among several threads.
My design is for a flow-through device, but it's set up for the water
the rancher uses for mixing the daily feed mash, not the distributed
watering system.
Terry re
I, too, would like to know if CS can be effective against rabies, as a
precautionary treatment as well as therapeutic. As a dog lover I am very
distressed to hear this story about the skunk and the puppies.
Peter
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Terry,
Once you set up your general flow-through cell you will have the basic geometry fixed. Then, by
some experimenting you will determine a general ballpark voltage setting that will provide 6 amps of
current during the whole time that your water is flowing. You will have to set the water
Evening Terry,
>> At 07:17 PM 11/18/2006, you wrote:
Thanks for the update.
Actually, it is a flow-thru I want, but not into the
water supply.
OK, Originally I understood you wanted to do the total supply.
I re read all your message just before you posted the last one.
I want to be a
Wayne said,
> I started doing some calculations and then realized
you were not going to use the flow thru system so I
stopped. It would be nice if you could tell us a
little more about the water system. I have been
theorizing a lot, much of which is likely wrong. It
appears you need some large silv
Hi Mike.
If your still looking for an injector heres a link. They are made for
metering cleaning chemicals in carwashes.
http://www.dultmeier.com/catalog.asp?catname=445|446|&id=16.1
Sam L.
Does anyone know whatever happened to him? Is he still in business? He no
longer answers emails or phone calls for months now. Thks! Cheryl
He is the one who originally told me about this list
"We're never been stay the course, George." --George W. Bush, with
ABC's George Stephanopou
I am very sad about the puppies lost and I hope and pray that the remaining
ones will make it. What I know about CS/EIS is that it is safe for animals
too. Contact Terry Chamberlain for more info: tcj...@yahoo.ca .
In His Service:
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Day Sutton wrote:
Does anyon
Evening Mike,
>> At 08:05 AM 11/18/2006, you wrote:
Do you plan for the full flow rate to move thru this chamber?
Have you made any effort to calculate the stream velocity thru the
chamber?
Some may think this to be of no significance.
I still have lots of questions about the water system.
Terry,
I believe you're right on track with your idea for the mink ranch. The
reason I believe what you are doing and how you are doing it is correct is that
during the short few months I have been on the "silver-list" and most recently,
in contact with you, I have never had any of the su
Does anyone know if CS/EIS would help in this situation???
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Date: Nov 18, 2006 2:01 PM
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Crossposted from another list - I think skunks are present in all par
Adding a couple of comments...
To add a window, you might replace the cap with a piece of 1/4"
plexiglas acrylic sheet. It will bond with PVC cement just fine, I
believe. To make it more secure, use a coupling for joining two pieces
of pipe and cut the window to fit in the open socket, instea
Adding a couple of comments...
To add a window, you might replace the cap with a piece of 1/4"
plexiglas acrylic sheet. It will bond with PVC cement just fine, I
believe. To make it more secure, use a coupling for joining two pieces
of pipe and cut the window to fit in the open socket, instead
Well, it looks like the list server is *NOT* going to allow me to have
a Subject line on that e-mail... Sorry for the duplicates.
For anybody reading this other than Terry, keep in mind:
This design is intended for use with ANIMALS, not human beings, using
just tap water, to make a low quality
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Morning Mike,
That water system has some strange characteristics, and I am not
talking about water quality. I sure would like to see a diagram of it.
I'll send you the sketch you asked for of the idea I came up with
the other day.
I bet that is a sketch of the electrode container.
So
Morning Terry,
You have done a lot of thinking and sorting things out.
Most of our ideas did not fit in, and that is understandable.
None of us see the problem and the solutions as you do.
If we were there with you, we would all likely think differently.
The Water system has intrigued me beca
Dear Terry,
> I have to figure out how to measure the approximate
> ppm of silver he is brewing.
The key word here is 'approximate!' Weight of silver before minus
weight of silver after, divided by total gallons made. Close enough!
Or use the Faraday calculator and get an ammeter in line with t
Marshall said,
>Have you considered using copper tubing as the
cathode and silver wire strung down the middle as the
anode?<
Yes, but I couldn't figure out how to connect an
electrical flow to the rod running down the middle.
Also, the metal pipe would hide the silver rod, making
it impossible to
Minks don't live long enough to turn blue and very few people would shave
one to find out if it had.
Many silver compounds kill germs should they be made along with the CS,
just not as well as "good" CS.
Ode
At 08:00 AM 11/17/2006 -0400, you wrote:
Friends,
In this interesting creativeness
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