Bruce Anderson <[email protected]> wrote: > >Hi Mike: >Yes I would like to see a schematic and parts list, to see if I can >build it and afford it. Social Security doesn't leave any room for >expensive >gadgets. >Best wishes: >Bruce A.
That's great! My main concern was to make it simple and inexpensive enough so a single mom could afford to make and run it. This means no complex electronics, no stirrer, no automatic polarity reversal, and the Salt Test eliminates the need for a COM-100 unless you want one. A $2 Harbor Freight dmm would be nice, but what single mom would have the time to read the instructions with hungry kids pulling at her skirt? Fortunately, I found a trick to monitor the brewing process. When the silver ions reach the cathode, they plate out as silver metal. This forms tiny whiskers at the bottom of the U-channel that correspond to the ion concentration. When they reach about 1/8", simply swap the polarity and continue brewing. They will disappear from the new anode and appear on the new cathode. Again, the length corresponds to the silver ion concentration. When they have left the original electrode and reach about 1/8" inch on the new cathode, terminate the brew and pour the cs into a PETE bottle. I like Dasani Remineralized bottles that have been flushed with dw. When you follow this simple procedure, the cs will consistently measure between 35uS and 37uS, and the Salt Test shows the dispersion starting instantly and blocking objects behind the glass when it is complete. The Salt Test is only moderately accurate, but the SilverCell process gives such a high ion concentration that it doesn't matter. It is overwhelmingly above the 20uS minimum that is required to deal with the most virulent pathogens, such as Herpes Simplex and Herpes Zoster, so an ordinary cold or flu doesn't stand a chance. This high ion concentration means you can use sublingual absorption with good results. This eliminates any possiblilty of killing friendly fauna in the intestines, and totally eliminates any possibility of Argyria, since you spit the cs out at the end of 12 minutes. The other advantage is it kills the bacteria that cause dental cavities and gum disease, so you don't need to visit the dentist so often. So the process is simple, inexpensive, easy to operate, non-critical, self-timing, and produces the highest silver ion concentration of all the conventional cs generators anywhere. Also, you only need about 50ml instead of the 8oz glass that many people take, so you don't need to make 5 gallon batches and try to find something to store it in that won't contaminate the brew. This is a major problem, since the silver ions will combine with almost anything that leaches from the plastic or glass. The contamination problem is the only remaining issue that I'm not happy with, but I think I may have stumbled on a solution and will try it this weekend. There is a bit more information on my web site at http://www.silvercentral.org/ If I can get the contamination problem solved, I will be able to post the assembly and operating instructions. I think you will find it well within your budget, and very easy to build. More soon.... Mike M. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: <mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe> Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:[email protected]> List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:[email protected]>
