Water being too conductive to start with sucks the amperage up real fast at a constant voltage and gets faster and faster, faster and faster.
You can compensate with a milliammeter and variable resistor [potentiometer] in series with an electrode or make a constant current circuit.
There are constant current diodes available now-a-days for around $5
ode
At 06:50 PM 11/8/2004 -0800, you wrote:
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Hi,<<<<
I made some colloidal silver today and something funny happen. The negative side of silver rod had residue on the rod that looks like fungus and the positive rod was giving out a brown fog that goes to the bottom. Before I started I cleaned the silver rods with nylon cloth and paper towels with distilled water. I used four nine-volt batteries and brewed it for 30 minutes. (I followed the the instructions from the book Colloidal Silver Today by Warren Jefferson.
Ben
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