Getting a CLD(Current Limiting Diode) to put in series with your batteries will make a much better product! You will be able to use faradays calculator to figure out how much silver mg(ppm) is in your jar! You will get a consistent silver product everytime cause with a timer and constant current you will know how much silver is in your jar. You will waste less silver and can make the ppm you want 2ppm to 20ppm. Its under $10.00 for the diode.
________________________________ From: Debbie Phelps <djphel...@gmail.com> To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Wednesday, February 6, 2013 1:07 AM Subject: Re: CS>Homemade colloidal silver problem I have no tester or current control. I use 3-9Volt batteries in series, connected to silver wires and put them into the jar. I just bought new wires and put the old alligator clips on them, plus new batteries. The last thing I can think of is maybe, like you say, it is a bad batch of water. Again, I have no tester, so I will just go get another gallon of distilled water and give it another try. Hope that will be the key. If it is the water, would it still do nothing? I'll have to get a ppm tester. Thanks, everyone for your suggestions. I'll let you know how it goes after I try it again. On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 7:17 PM, James McDonald <kscma...@yahoo.com> wrote: Is there any current control? sometimes the DW has a bad batch
