Hi Asif,
Welcome.
The anode current should be limited to less than 1 mA per square inch (1 mA per
645 mm^2
). For fine results you could go much less than that, but going higher is bound
to be rough on
the electrode and to produce 'thingies' in the water.
Contaminaton of the cell is most l
Thanks! Jess
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My dog is very little, (a Maltese) so I give him less than 1/4 tsp. with
his food. When I gave him more, it did
Hi Tony,
I have calculated that I have around 750mm squared area per electrode.. or
just over 1 square inch per electrode... with 3 anodes... I would say that I
would split that over 3 would be around 0.5 ma per electrode approx and that
should be ok in terms of maintaining less than 1ma per i
Hello Asif,
While the electrode terminals on the SG6 are on 2 cm centers, the electrodes
are bent at the top at 90 degrees to make the connection. This brings the
electrodes out to the outside edge of the terminals. You end up with
electrodes that are spaced 4 cm in the water.
Tom
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Makes me wonder what besides silver those who say they have argyria were
taking. .. Picture shouldn't come thru'. Saralou
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From your description it sounds like your current was 1.5 mA initially.
Since your maximum voltage is 30 volts, I would expect the current to be
no more than a few microamps at the start, and approach or hit the 1.5
mA near the end of brewing. If it is running 1.5 mA initially, then the
water
Hi Marshall,
I agree with your points.
To remedy this I am currently in the process of purchasing a water distiller.
I will report back once I am able to brew again!
many thanks for your reply.
On 7 Jun 2011, at 18:38, Marshall wrote:
> From your description it sounds like your current was 1.
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On 7 Jun 2011, at 16:05, "Tom Poast" <> wrote:
> Hello Asif,
>
> While the electrode terminals on the SG6 are on 2 cm centers, the electrodes
> are bent at the top at 90 degrees to make the connection. This brings the
> electrodes out to the outside edge of the terminals.
http://www.resultsrna.com/products/acs_200_overview.php
They claim 200PPM. Frank tested it and measured 60PPM and classified it as
ionic silver. How can they achieve such a high PPM? Adding electrolytes to
the brew perhaps?
And what is the gimmick behind what they call "wetter water"?:
"Far b
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