If you mean one of the strands of a stranded wire, that would make no
difference. If you mean the whole wire it would. That should be very
easy to troubleshoot, simply use a meter to measure where you are losing
the voltage, and the resistance between the wires in the water.
Marshall
On 2/5/2013 10:44 PM, Debbie Phelps wrote:
I've been making my own colloidal silver for a few years. Recently I
started another batch. Just a simple pint with 2 wires and 3 9V
batteries, as usual. I did what I always do, but after the normal
amount of time, there was nothing going on. No tyndale effect, no
darkening of the wires, no yellowing of the water, even after letting
it "cook" lots longer! I changed the batteries, bought new
connections, and fresh distilled water from Walmart. Still the same
thing --- nothing! When I put the new connections on the alligator
clips, one of the tiny wires got broken, but the rest were okay.
Would that make a difference?
Anyone have any bright ideas?
I am befuddled
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