I use a gallon sun tea jar with a spigot on the side so I can decant
without worry or inconvenience of filtering. I cut two slots in the lid
to insert the 1/2 inch wide silver strips through. I have been using the
6 inch strips but have ordered the 8 In. ones for later. I make a
small curl in the end of the strips to attach the alligator clips to and
also to keep them from falling into the brew. I set the dial at 8. They
told me that at that setting I should get 22 ppm. As far as time is
concerned
It depends on the purity of the distilled water. I usually set it up at
bed time and have it done anywhere between arising in the morning and
noon. Which isn't too long considering the amount.
Lately I have attached two Silver Eagles to the strips to have more
silver to the water and that hurries things up a little.
I bought one for my daughter and she didn't get around to using it
for over a year. As luck would have It there was something wrong with
it. I contacted them and they said there would be no charge to fix or
replace the unit.They replaced it and paid the shipping.
Dave
sol wrote:
"We have had success in making one Gallon batches using a 1 1/2" inch
distance between electrodes." This is a quote from the Wishgranted
website re the Colloid Master 777.
What kind of brew jar do you use to make a gallon in? How do you space
the electrodes? It looks to me from the photos at the website that if
you used a 1 gallon glass jar, and put the electrodes 1 1/2" apart they
would be edge on to each other?
Do you use the standard 6" by 1/2 inch electrodes or the 8" by 1/2 inch
ones, and how does that affect the dial setting? How long does it take
to make a gallon? Do you use any kind of cover on the brew jar during
processing? I wish they would put a photo of this generator in action on
the website--if there is one, I didn't find it.
"Regarding stirring, the Colloid Master (R) employs a bi-directional
current pattern to the electrodes. This causes the particles to be moved
into the solution without the use of a stirrer. " Another quote from
their website. So apparently (though I didn't read it that way)
"bi-directional current pattern" means "Polarity Reversal", my mistake
that I didn't realize that.
I'm not sure, even with my mis-read of the info at the site re polarity
reversal, that I would change my opinion. I would like to see a photo
of this unit in action, and I'd also like to see a photo or have a
description of your gallon set up.
TIA,
sol
Dave wrote:
For around a hundred bucks you get a generator that easily makes
gallon batches without any reason to stir as it changes polarity every
55 seconds and shuts off when done. I don't know where Sol gets such
convoluted information but it would be better if correct.
The colloid master is current controlled and doesn't cost an arm and
a leg to buy, unlike the SG-6.
My suggestion is go there and decide for your self, not just blindly
buy what is sold by list members.
Dave
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