Hi Ken,
That's incredible!
What current density are you using, and what is the source voltage?
Volts in is 24 vac [81 vac peak]
Volts out at no load is 28 vdc
I assume you have current limiting - what is it set to and how long
is the run?
Current controlled to .94 ma / 6.5
> Subject: Re: CS>Re: Particulate silver with a silver compound?
> Last month I made a batch with the series2 thermal stir generator
> that read 78uS on the PWT. It had/has a very heavy fine gained TE,
> very few 'sparklies', a milky appearance in direct sunlight
Last month I made a batch with the series2 thermal stir generator that
read 78uS on the PWT. It had/has a very heavy fine gained TE ,very few
'sparklies' , a milky appearance in direct sunlight and a slightly grey
'cast' to it in room light that is not like the "murky" quality that a
batch
Reid:
It would be hard to say without some laboratory testing being done.
Perhaps Frank Key has some information on the consequence of increasing
actual silver content with a silver compound ( on minute silver particles ).
The ionic portion of the silver will agglomerate, of course, given enough
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