Dear Cs'ers,
Have you even seen or heard such vindictiveness as the "fearless Frenchman"
exhibits??
I did introduce polarity switching, in early 1999. Mike, check your
dictionary. Mine says the #2 definition of "introduce" and that is the word
that I used, means to "bring into practice or use." A
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Re: CS>low ppm- concentrated CS- what?
From: Mike Monett
Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 11:45:58
Actually, it appears your first post was a month earlier, when you
discussed your brand new $225 war surplus spectrophotometer.
You know,
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Re: CS>low ppm- concentrated CS- what?
From: Robert Berger
Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 11:18:29
> Hi Reid,
> When I introduced polarity switching about 5 years ago I did a
> study on swithing times but always with
Hi Reid,
When I introduced polarity switching about 5 years ago I did a study on
swithing times but always with a 50% duty cycle. I started with 12 x 12 sec
and advanced to 120 x 120 sec. I found that the 60 x 60 was the best
comprise. I did sell about a dozen EZCS2 units with motorized stirring.
Hi Reid,
The TDS will read about half the PWT. So, if it reads 1, the PWT will read
about 2.0.
Trem
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From: "Reid Harvey"
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Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 8:37 PM
Subject: CS>low ppm- concentrated CS- what?
> Everybo
Reid Harvey wrote:
> Ole Bob, Marshall, Ode, Trem, Mike, Silver Friends One and All,
> I need help in understanding why my generator for concentrated CS is
> outputting very low ppm. Can somebody help? Today I did a first trial
> run of an automated switching device, for the generator shown at
>
Hi Reid,
The unequal switching times can be partially overcome by swopping
electrode connections regularly. Say at least once per side during
the entire process. I can't see that this is a worry other than that the
electrodes are worn done unevenly.
Can't comment on the 1/2 minute switching tim
Regards,
Jason
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From: "Reid Harvey"
To: "silver list"
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 8:37 PM
Subject: CS>low ppm- concentrated CS- what?
> Everybody,
> Now I'm wondering if my PWT may need calibration. For one thing the
> de-ioni
Everybody,
Now I'm wondering if my PWT may need calibration. For one thing the
de-ionized distilled water I use, which I was told is about 7.0 TDS (7.0
mg./l.) has indicated 0.2 uS on the PWT. Does this sound about right?
I first thought that 7.0 TDS would read around 5.0 to 7.0 uS? Is the
devic
Ole Bob, Marshall, Ode, Trem, Mike, Silver Friends One and All,
I need help in understanding why my generator for concentrated CS is
outputting very low ppm. Can somebody help? Today I did a first trial
run of an automated switching device, for the generator shown at
http://www.purifier.com.np/CS
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