Actually, my experiments show that you can get pretty
repeatable ppms in tap water if you monitor the current and
use the Faraday calculations the first time. The brew time
will be very short compared to using distilled water and
current control at 1ma. (On the order of 1 to 5 minutes in
a glass of water, if I remember correctly.) Conduction
rates will not "run away" because the initial conduction is
very high and won't appreciably increase before you get the
appropriate amount of silver into the water. Still, you
will get silver compounds, I expect. And if you don't
measure and calculate first, you could get extreme amounts
of silver in your product.
Many people are very naive. And some don't wish to think
clearly about anything, so they will get themselves into
trouble, one way or another.
Dan
alchemysa wrote:
The article was on SBS television here in Australia last night. It
looked like a Sota unit but who knows how recently he received that. I
hope someone can find out more about what he's been drinking for most of
the last 14 years.
The trouble with using a '3-nines' system with tap water is not just
that the you have a bunch of impurites. The problem is that the much
higher electrical conductivity of the water means that thousands of
times more silver gets dissolved into the water in a matter of minutes
than would happen if you were running a 'current controlled' generator
in pure water for hours.
David
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