All I can say is that I got one of the Robey machines and distrusted it, from the poorly-written instruction manual to the rapidly-produced, sparkly colloid and regular flakes of deposits in the water. In contrast, the silvergen unit seems first-rate, and costs only a few bucks more.
JBB At 09:18 AM 3/16/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Robey once had a merchants directory page and offered to rate anyones generator and publish the results. I sent them a www.silverpuppy generator...gratis... 2 years ago and they never did anything with it. [no response whatever..nothing published] The only generator they ever rated was their own. [gosh, it passed all their tests!] That page is now totally self serving...the directory gone. The C.S.D.C. is run entirely by and [now] for the benefit of Robey alone. ken At 04:33 PM 3/15/02 -0500, you wrote: > > >Recently Ole Bob had the opportunity to test another group of CS samples >processed with the Robey Mark ll Generator. >Here are the test results posted with permission of the generator owner, >Margaret. >This is the second batch (that I have knowledge of) that Ole Bob has tested- >both tests with very poor quality samples. >Here is the Robey link for those that would like to look....and avoid the >waste of money.... > >http://sv018033.customer.interliant.com/ > >Sample 1.) Conductance = 15 uS/cc; pH = 8.00; Ag+ = 5.06 PPM; T.E. very >weak and no sparklies. >Processed at 5ppm dial in. > >Sample 2.) Conductance = 15 uS/cc; pH = 8.47; Ag+ = 6.38 PPM; T.E. >Medium + sparklies. >Processed at 20ppm dial in. > >Sample 3.) Conductance = 84 uS/ss; pH = 7.54; Ag+ = 7.54 PPM; T.E. >Strong + sparklies >Processed at 40ppm dial in. > >My (Ole Bob) Opinions; > >Sample #5 is the best of the lot as the T.E. indicates that it is mostly >ionic silver. > >When I look at the pH of your samples I wonder if you are using >something for a starter such as bicarbonate of soda. (Margaret states she >did not add any starter) >Generally the pH of LVDC is about 6 to 6.5 > >I am curious as to what water you are using and whose generator. I would >appreciate it very much if you would detail your process for me. > >"Ole Bob" > >Margaret's reply: > >The Distilled Water was bought in the grocery store. It is labeled Kentwood >Springs Distilled Water and in very small print says: " Purified by steam >distillation, filtered, (1 micron absolute) and ozonated to insure quality." > >This from the website....and the unit is ''on sale'' for only $179.00!! >Who is the C.S.D.C.? >( Mr. Robey's name for his own self interest?) >I need to send the results of Ole Bob's independant testing to update their >ratings.... > >C.S.D.C. RATING >(Rated by the Colloidal Silver Discovery Center.) >5 being the highest rating possible > >Quality of Colloidal Silver 5 >Quality of Generator 5 >Ease of use 5 >Electrode Lifespan 5 >Accuracy of concentration (ppm) produced 5 >Overall Rating 100% > > >Features: >- Simple and user friendly to use. Just fill with water and press a button. >- User can accurately set the concenttration from 5 to 80 ppm (parts per >million) >- Fully assembled. Not a kit. >- Auto shut-off feature. >- Extended life electrodes included. Makes over 400 gallons! >- 30 day moneyback guarantee. >- 1 Year parts and labor warrantee. >- 120 Volts > > > > > > > > >-- >The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > >To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: >silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com >with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > >To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com >Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html >List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com> > >
