Despite not addressing a few things like repeatable electrode
mounting, edge/corner ion discharge concentration and an uncalibrated PPM
dial, the 777 is generally rated among the top 3 for both function and value.
My [ biased ] preference for something comparable, but cheaper and does
address those things as well as being more power supply versatile is the
PocketPuppy.
For higher production rates [and more expensive] based on the same
operational principles, the SG7 Pro.
All 3 work the same way using polarity shifting and make good CS/EIS, with
a few differences in those Devilish Details...that don't make a "huge"
amount of difference.
Ode
At 06:11 PM 2/21/2010 -0600, you wrote:
The Colloid Master
Model 777 AC
A friend has offered to purchase this for me. I have a homemade kit, using
3 9 volt batteries. I have no way to measure the levels, other than I have a
red light thingie that will show the tyndall effect. I "cook" till I have
a light
tyndall - usually about an hour for a quart of cs. It is effective, has
worked,
so I haven't tried to do anything fancier. The above is on sale for 139. It
has a bunch of bells and whistles, none of which I really understand why they
would or wouldn't be good features. It does take 8 hours or so to make a
liter,
and that is using a fw ounces of the last batch to "seed" the distilled
water. Is
this a good generator? Any comments about why so long? Is it making the
"good" (meaning both effective and safe) stuff? Thanks for any input. Sara
http://www.wishgranted.com/Colloidal_Silver_Maker_777_AC.html
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