Russ, It is NOT just stirring that you need but the movement of the solution
between the electrodes to stop agglomeration. I dsoubt is a vibrator will do
that as there is no inherant circluar motion.
"Ole Bob"
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On Fri, 20 Oct 2000 11:25:17 -0700 Ode Coyote writes:
> It has a little $1 to $3 battery powered motor from the 'shack'
> that
> rotates a little piece of plastic wire insulation in the water. Even
> uncontrolled generators benefit greatly.
> Ken
A vibrator affixed to the probe holder might w
It has a little $1 to $3 battery powered motor from the 'shack' that
rotates a little piece of plastic wire insulation in the water. Even
uncontrolled generators benefit greatly.
Ken
At 10:15 AM 10/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
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>On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 08:01:33 -0700 Ode Coyote writes:
>> If you wan
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 08:01:33 -0700 Ode Coyote writes:
> If you want to build your own, by all means get "Ole Bobs"
> instructions
> for the constant stirrer.
Are the instructions on the web? Does it agitate the rods mechanically
or circulate the water? Tx.
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>
> The only other thing I'm going to try is North magnetizing
> the distilled
> water before the run. (living water is good)
>
Since I am living near the pole, does it means my water is already North
magnetized...or do you speak about the north pole of a magnet ?
Alain
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Everyone,,,
I can tell you how to make a CS genny that's real cheap to build and can
generate 2 quarts of awesome strong colloid in 3 minutes using a 4000volt
DC microwave oven circuit, with the safeties left in. You can get a used
microwave for free. It is easily modified in less than 20 minutes
Have you ever monitored the ph while doing the bubbling? I was wondering if
CO2 absortion would cause any significant production of carbonic acid. If
so, it might be interesting to bubble CO2 instead for comparison.
Marshall
"Robert L. Berger" wrote:
> Hi Trem.
>
> That is a good piece of engi
Hi Trem.
That is a good piece of engineering. I like it.
I guess that I will get an air pump and try it.
"Ole Bob"
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If you want to build your own, by all means get "Ole Bobs" instructions
for the constant stirrer. It enables even the most primitive set up to make
very good CS ..up to a point [about 12 PPM]
Ken
At 10:58 AM 10/17/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Aloha, all!
>
>Can anyone recommend their favorite home-mad
em in the
open water. Contain the air and I think you'll be surprised.
Trem
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From: "Robert L. Berger"
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Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 12:46 PM
Subject: Re: CS>best generator
> Hi Dave.
>
> If you buy or build it must have continual me
AA;
No it is not "bogus" it could just be better. Why settle for hot dogs when
filet mignon is available.
"Ole Bob"
"A :. A :." wrote:
> continual stirring?
> 'zat mean the stuff i only been stirring occasionally is bogus?
>
> Dennis
>
> A. : . A. : .
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On Tue, 17 Oct 2000 14:46:14 -0500, "Robert L. Berger"
wrote:
>As for vaproizing CS there are two methods that work well. One is get an
>ultrasonic unit from say Walgreen for $29.00 and load it with a gallon of CS
>and let it run in your closed-up bebroom at night.
Ultrasonic humidifiers don't w
Bob,
Do you (or anyone else, for that matter) have any direct
experience with this? I am considering that avenue for a friend who
is suffering from a very tenacious case of bronchitus. He has
problems breathing the mist directly from the nebulizer for longer
than a minute or two and I tho
continual stirring?
'zat mean the stuff i only been stirring occasionally is bogus?
Dennis
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Hi Dave.
If you buy or build it must have continual mechanical stirring not with air
from a pump as that does not reduce the agglomeration that sets up within
the
Thanks, Bob!
I can find a Walgreens, no problem.
DAJ
"Robert L. Berger" wrote:
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> Hi Dave.
>
> If you buy or build it must have continual mechanical stirring not with air
> from a pump as that does not reduce the agglomeration that sets up within
> the space between the elecrodes. That DW has
Hi Dave.
If you buy or build it must have continual mechanical stirring not with air
from a pump as that does not reduce the agglomeration that sets up within
the space between the elecrodes. That DW has to move!!
As for vaproizing CS there are two methods that work well. One is get an
ultrasonic
If you want to get the cs into your lungs you might think of using a
nebulizer.
Di
Dave Jones wrote:
>
> Aloha, all!
>
> Can anyone recommend their favorite home-made CS generator?
> I am most concerned with quality of CS created.
> Is it better to buy a pre-built one?
>
> If I am spending the
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