Thanks "Ole Bob" for the reply. I guess I was being just a little bit paranoid about putting copper wire and household insulation in between the electrodes.
Regarding the batches you made below: Did all of them end up with roughly the same concentration in PPM of CS? Is that how you determined the cur off time for each run? Do you know if the particle size was the same for each run or was it smaller with lower voltage and more time? Also, from an end user standpoint, does it make a difference if silver oxide or silver peroxide is the byproduct? Is one better or worse than the other? As always, thanks for your time. Andy Re: CS>Questions for Ole Bob From: Robert Berger Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 09:36:34 Hi Andy, Yes the statement was a "little bit" ambigious. 1,19 V ran 17.5 hours, 5 volts ran 15 hrs. 9 volts ran 5.25 hrs. 12 volts ran 1.25 hrs. 18 volts ran70 minutes 27 volts ran 60 minutes Then there were a number of other runs 32 since 1/13/03. Silver oxide starts at 1.229 volts. The peroxide appeared above 20 volts. Without mechanical stirring you will get agglomeration and larger particles. Yoyr worry about the nylon coated #14 house wire is in my opinion groundles. Do you drink city water or bottled water? Most bottled water is worse than city water and they both have many impurities in them namely chlorine and flourine plus farm fertilizer and detergents. You can't get them out with out distilling several times. I told this account before but maybe you haven't heard it. When I was chief engineer for Standard Fruit Co. in their Honduras division, our president Dr. D'Antonio who was a tropical medicine sepcialist MD. told me that even after tripple distilling Mississippi river water it was not acceptable for his lab tests. He imported mountain water from the state of Washington. Do you eat chocolate or bread? Just do a research on them and find all of the things that are in them. Sorry to be a party pooper but facts are facts. You CS is the purest thing you will very put in your mouth even if you mechanically stir it. "Ole Bob"
