Hi Bob,
That sounds great. Yes, I would appreciate documentation. Has the sol thus produced been used in any liquid culture tests? So good to hear from you, I hope that I am as vital 13 years from now. Jim -----Original Message----- From: Robert Berger [mailto:bober...@swbell.net] Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 9:17 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: RE: CS>Re:"Ole Bob" is back !!! Hi Jim, I am now 83 years young, as I say I am upright vertical and moving !!! I am trying to write a book for newbies. "All about Making Ionic Silver Solutions", it will not contain all of the bull about useage, theory , etc. Just plain how to with data plots from runs and point outwhat goes wrong and where it happens. Remember that in the fall of 1998 I sold a few EZCS generators with polarity switching and then followed up with EZCS2 that added constant mechanical stirring. Well now I suggest a change in elelctorde configuration. By using a lasrge anode say 0.040" x 4" x 9" that is formed to a 3" radius and completely submerged using a 1/4" rod cathode that is wrapped in a white paper table napkin witha spacing of 3" running 48 volts in a 2 gallon fisk tank one can make 10 PPM silver solution with a pH of 9+ in about 3.5 hours. No T. E. and no sparkles !!! That's hard to beat with a switch. documentation available if desired. "Ole Bob"
