Has anyone on the list mized CS and MSM together? Was it beneficial for any
illness?
Carmen.
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeffrey A. Madore
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, October 11, 1999 11:33 PM
Subject: Re: CS>HV AC/DC Tech Questions
Hi Bob & List
Thanks for the information and your experience with 380vdc.
I will also try the lower voltage method that you mention.
Would I be correct in saying that anything that increases the
current density seems to result in larger particles. I'm thinking
about charging lead acid batteries, and how excessive current
damages the plates and results in sludge at the bottom.
So, anything that increases current flow (impurities in water
or increased voltage) would result in speeding up the operation
at the expence of generating larger particles.
Would it then be bennifical to use electrodes with a larger
surface area?
Thanks for the HV warning! I've also worked with industrial
power generation equipment and have a healthy respect for
the damage it can cause.
The 20kv supply that I mentioned is current limited thus, it wont
produce enough to ionize much air, resulting in a lightning bolt!
I get about a 2" arc max. I must admit, there's just something about
high voltage that excites me!
One other question (pardon my ignorance) What coming disaster?
God Bless,
Jeff - K1LE
Bob wrote:
Jeff;
snip
Lvdc (28-36v) makes excellent CS, if you use continually stirring and polarity
switching solves the cathode treeing and reduces the sludge.
snip
If you are not properly trained in high voltage then stay away from it. It
can kill or
burn your house down. (during my nine year in Centrally America I ran an
electrical
utility, and I know high voltage hazards.)
The first time you draw an two foot arc with that 20 Kv it will scare the
"hell" out
of you.
I plan on one more entry in this is then I must check out to get ready for
the coming
disasters.
"Ole Bob"
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