Hello all, As is to be expected, we are revisiting questions discussed in the past, all be it with new angles and uncommon intelligence. The essentials are the same, however. How many volts, how many mAmps, how long, what concentration, how much to take. New investigators are paying their dues :-)
Because of the large number of variables one set of parameters does not relate easily to another. It is pointless to attempt to define the numbers for a system that simply has two electrodes draped over the side of a glass. To have any meaning, the generating container and electrode configuration must be defined. To this end, I have posted the design of probably the simplest generator possible, complete with generating configuration. Using this, and assuming the quality of the distilled water is similar (can be confirmed if DMM available), then a predictable outcome is possible. The simplest generator, that will produce quality CS with no fall out or build up that does not require current limiting, is a 9 volt AC adaptor, a single 9 volt or 12 volt battery, or two 9 volt batteries. I am happy to provide times of generation for different voltages vs ppm, but this will only relate to the electrode configuration of my earlier post, and assumes the use of distilled water of a similar quality to that which I use. Regards - Ivan ----- Original Message ----- From: Victoria Welch <vi...@oz.net> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com> Sent: Saturday, 28 August 1999 11:27 Subject: Re: CS>Making CS > G'Day Bob :-), > > > Perhaps you can come up with a standard procedure for making CS in a > > simple easy to follow uncomplicated way. > > Well, this is something I have seen a LOT of out there, mostly for > commercial machines. I am sure these people have made some effort in > the matter to do just this. The more unknowns the more random the PPM. > Perhaps with their testing to determine these things, we can assume > (!??!?!) that is the reason that the devices that they sell are $60+ > rather than $10 for the three batteries, jumper clips and silver wire > :-). I haven't purchased any of them, I'm using the $10 approach and > bitching about having no idea of what I am producing (although it > certainly seems like good stuff(TM:) :-). However, not all of those in > need have $60+ to spend, there have been times in my life when $60 was a > fantastic amount of $$$$. So I do think that this line of research does > have merit... >>big snip<< -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@id.net>
