Yes, Sol, I will keep that in mind :-)
Here is where I don't mind experimenting. Since my water is first filtered,
then distilled, I'm gonna try leaving the suggested 1/4. With all of the
information and feedback from the proffies on this list, I'm off to a good
start. I might just experiment with
At 10:53 AM 3/5/2010, you wrote:
Yes, Sol, I will keep that in mind :-)
Here is where I don't mind experimenting. Since my water is first
filtered, then distilled, I'm gonna try leaving the suggested 1/4.
With all of the information and feedback from the proffies on this
list, I'm off to a
Thanks Sol, and to others, suggesting I try seeding. My only reservation
would have been, that I have less CS to use or give away, so I'll just use
a larger container, which would probably make the brewing time longer, but
probably, most likey, not all that much longer.
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at
Thanks Ode!
I just responded to the other thread, mentioning that I couldn't find the
in the sun stirring method, and it was because I had not gotten to it yet
in my mailbox.
Aldi
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 1:12 PM, Ode Coyote odecoy...@windstream.net wrote:
A black surface soaking up the suns
At 11:04 AM 3/4/2010, you wrote:
Thanks Sol, and to others, suggesting I try seeding. My only
reservation would have been, that I have less CS to use or give
away, so I'll just use a larger container, which would probably make
the brewing time longer, but probably, most likey, not all that
Sol, :-)
I'm sold!
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 7:15 PM, sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com wrote:
At 11:04 AM 3/4/2010, you wrote:
Thanks Sol, and to others, suggesting I try seeding. My only reservation
would have been, that I have less CS to use or give away, so I'll just use
a larger container,
Golden Aldi wrote:
Sol, :-)
I'm sold!
LOL, just keep in mind that it may take a bit of experimentation to find
the best amount to leave for seeding vs time reduction in processing.
sol
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Rules and Instructions:
I had this problem (with a silver-puppy), but it was not a problem
with the generator.
I had to clean the jar well with H2O2 and rinse well, and then
everything went back to normal timing.
Dan
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 6:47 AM, M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com wrote:
Aldi writes:
See, I have never
A black surface soaking up the suns rays will heat that area in the
water more than all the other areas.
Warm rises, relatively cooler sinks [Temperature differential ] and the
water circulates. [Thermal Stirring]
Stirring does reduce deposits, especially where an un-interrupted ion
That's what I went and did, took another lid to fit my brewing jar, cause I
had the same problem with trying to get the silver strips to be evenly
placed. That was a real pain, and that's what took up most of prep time. I
cut two slits into the lid so I can just have the silver strips in the exact
Ode, could you please elaborate on the strip of black tape or paint? Would
that keep from crud from accumulating on the bottom?
Aldi
On Sun, Feb 28, 2010 at 1:05 PM, Ode Coyote odecoy...@windstream.netwrote:
So long as you use pure silver and pure water, there are no
photo-reactive
*Subject:* Re: CSColloid Master??
My Colloid Master AC has a green light that goes on and off while brewing,
then turns off totally when it's finished. The red light stays on to
indicate it has power plugged in (although I think it goes on and off, too
during brewing.) Sometimes it takes
Aldi writes:
See, I have never yet made any under 6 hours, thats for sure. Can't figure
out why. Like I mentioned before, a few batches ago, I had to cut the
brewing, cause it was going on 14 hours.
I suppose if your water happens to be very pure it could slow down the
early, seeding part of
Thanks Mike,
It could be that the water is super pure, as I first filter, then distill
the water. After reading and hearing of all the stuff that can be found in
water, I'm not taking any more risks of taking something in I don't want in
my organism. :-)
I'll leave a bit of old brew in the jar
Aldi,
It could be that the water is super pure, as I first filter, then distill
the water.
You may be one of the lucky ones who doesn't have to work too hard to
get good distilled water. waves to sol!
I'll leave a bit of old brew in the jar for the next batch. How
much would make the
Mike, I'm glad you told me how much to seed with, cause I never would have
thought to take up to a quarter of a quart. I would have used much less.
What I have done, after even an hour of brewing, is shine the laser pointer,
and you can see the particles, so I know the water is taking the silver
And you're unhappy with your Colloid Master
because.. LOL
MA
From: Golden Aldi goldena...@gmail.com
What I have done, after even an hour of brewing, is shine the laser pointer,
and you can see the
At 01:09 PM 3/1/2010, you wrote:
I'll leave a bit of old brew in the jar for the next batch. How
much would make the difference, and how long should it take? 3-4
hours? instead of the 6+?
I remember reading a few posts about seeding, but it seems that it
didn't make a difference for some,
Mine does that automatically i.e it turns off when it gets to approximately
16ppm which then drops to ten after a couple of days of standing. If you want
higher you switch from auto to manual and then leave it run until it reaches
whatever you want. This is what *I* call easy! lol dee
On 28
Sent: Sun, February 28, 2010 6:16:37 AM
Subject: Re: CSColloid Master??
Mine does that automatically i.e it turns off when it gets to approximately
16ppm which then drops to ten after a couple of days of standing. If you want
higher you switch from auto to manual and then leave it run until
So long as you use pure silver and pure water, there are no
photo-reactive compounds made and you can run batches in direct
sunlight...and... use a strip of black tape or some paint
to make the sun stir it.
Ode
At 04:18 PM 2/27/2010 +, you wrote:
I have a Silver Puppy and I
From: MaryAnn Helland marmar...@bellsouth.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, February 26, 2010 2:29:23 PM
Subject: Re: CSColloid Master??
That's really odd, Pat. Mine rarely takes more than 5 or 6 hours. My CS is
always clear, and I never have any crud on the bottom of my
I have a Silver Puppy and I *always* brew in the light and I always get clear
CS! The Colloid Master sounds a bit complicated for me - I don't get any crud
(or at least, not enough to mention.) dee
On 26 Feb 2010, at 20:50, Pat wrote:
My Colloid Master AC has a green light that goes on
From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick d...@deetroy.org
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sat, February 27, 2010 10:18:26 AM
Subject: Re: CSColloid Master??
I have a Silver Puppy and I *always* brew in the light and I always get clear
CS! The Colloid Master sounds a bit complicated for me - I don't
I sometimes set the Colloid Master on six, but will try leaving it lower. The
company recommended 5.5. I use a regular one quart canning jar. I didn't know
you could use wires or coins with it, but that makes sense. I like that idea
of cutting slots into a lid for the electrodes. That
My setting is at about 5.5 or 6 to get a 10 ppm. I can't tell if it shuts
itself off or not, but I'm hoping it does, and its the other light, the red
one, that doesn't go on when it stops, which it should, according to the
instructions that came with the generator. If the generator does go off,
?
Pat
From: Golden Aldi goldena...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, February 26, 2010 2:49:34 PM
Subject: Re: CSColloid Master??
My setting is at about 5.5 or 6 to get a 10 ppm. I can't tell if it shuts
itself off or not, but I'm hoping it does
goldena...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Fri, February 26, 2010 1:49:34 PM
Subject: Re: CSColloid Master??
My setting is at about 5.5 or 6 to get a 10 ppm. I can't tell if it shuts
itself off or not, but I'm hoping it does, and its the other light, the red
one, that doesn't go on when
, 2010 2:50:57 PM
Subject: Re: CSColloid Master??
My Colloid Master AC has a green light that goes on and off while brewing, then
turns off totally when it's finished. The red light stays on to indicate it
has power plugged in (although I think it goes on and off, too during
brewing.) Sometimes
between standard brewing time
and fast. Mine is always set on standard. Does any of this help you?
MA
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*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
*Sent:* Wed, February 24, 2010 1:21:03 PM
*Subject:* Re: CSColloid Master??
Hi Dave
Yes -- absolutely. That's what it's designed to do. You set the dial for the
ppm-level that you want, then plug it in. When the ppm-level is reached, the
generator turns itself off (even though it is still plugged in to
electricity). Does yours not do that? What number do you have the dial
Hi Dave,
Thanks for responding! I was beginning to think my mails weren't getting
through at all, but nice to see that this one got through.
I don't have the 777 model, but the Universal one. There is only a switch to
turn the generator on, and the processing button to start the process. Then
Aldi
You might try contacting them as something is amiss with what you describe.
They are very good to answer any questions and will replace your unit with
no proof of malfunction.
I sent mine in for repair because when I first tried it (after owning it for
over a year) it didn't work.
They sent
Subject: Re: CSColloid Master??
Hi Dave,
Thanks for responding! I was beginning to think my mails weren't getting
through at all, but nice to see that this one got through.
I don't have the 777 model, but the Universal one. There is only a switch to
turn the generator on, and the processing button
Despite not addressing a few things like repeatable electrode
mounting, edge/corner ion discharge concentration and an uncalibrated PPM
dial, the 777 is generally rated among the top 3 for both function and value.
My [ biased ] preference for something comparable, but cheaper and does
!! :-)
MA
*From:* Sara Mandal-Joy smjl...@wavewls.com
*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
*Sent:* Sun, February 21, 2010 6:11:58 PM
*Subject:* CSColloid Master??
The Colloid Master
Model 777™ AC
A friend has offered to purchase
Hi Maryann,
I bought one of these generatory last June. Since I'm llving over here in
Germany, I had to get the Universal one cause of the european voltage which
is about $40 bucks more. It was a disappointment to see that the extra $40
bucks was for something I could get at Radio Shack back in
Interesting. Thanks for the info. I'll look into that. Sara
Despite not addressing a few things like repeatable electrode
mounting, edge/corner ion discharge concentration and an uncalibrated
PPM dial, the 777 is generally rated among the top 3 for both function
and value.
My [ biased ]
Aldi
On the front panel of the 777 there is a switch that is labeled either
standard or fast, the setting you need to use is the standard setting, the
red and green lights alternate every minute and the red comes on bright when
it shuts off.
On the fast setting it is running manually and will
The Colloid Master
Model 777™ AC
A friend has offered to purchase this for me. I have a homemade kit, using
3 9 volt batteries. I have no way to measure the levels, other than I
have a
red light thingie that will show the tyndall effect. I cook till I
have a light
tyndall - usually about
From: Sara Mandal-Joy smjl...@wavewls.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, February 21, 2010 6:11:58 PM
Subject: CSColloid Master??
The Colloid Master
Model 777™ AC
A friend has offered to purchase this for me. I have a homemade kit, using
3 9 volt batteries. I have
In a message dated 1/5/2006 9:03:58 PM Central Standard Time,
dcicc...@gmail.com writes:
i'm
checking in with anyone who would be so kind as to (pretty please :-)
) give me a quick training session... what settings to use, etc
Hi. I set my switch to *standard* (not fast), and my dial to
marmar...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 1/5/2006 9:03:58 PM Central Standard Time,
dcicc...@gmail.com writes:
i'm
checking in with anyone who would be so kind as to (pretty please :-)
) give me a quick training session... what settings to use, etc
Hi. I set my switch to
Colloidal Master 777,
is the one I have used for years, and if your only interested in a pint of
CS at a time, like the Slipperey Puppy, then of course you need not worry
about a mixing device, I sent my slippery Puppy back to the pound for a refund.
The fish tank bubblier used is the
In a message dated 1/6/06 10:13:45 AM Central Standard Time,
telt...@yahoo.com writes:
One thing to watch for is to clean witha paper towel all inside surface of
you glass container.
current can get to going around the jars inside rather than jumping from Neg
to Pos. and cause no
I routinely make half gallon batches with my Silverpuppy, and have made
gallons. The pup is NOT limited to pints by any means.
sol
Tel Tofflemire wrote:
Colloidal Master 777,
is the one I have used for years, and if your only interested in a
pint of CS at a time, like the Slipperey Puppy,
You can remove the plating in the jars with straight 3% hydrogen
peroxide. No need to fill the jar, just add around 1/4 to 1/2 cup and
turn the jar so the peroxide has some time to sit on all the inner
surface. Rinse several times in hottest tap water, then rinse a couple
times with distilled
,,most helpful,,as usual from this
list
- Original Message -
Subject: CSColloid master, vs Silverpuppy, was Re: CSWhere to bye a
machine I can trust?
Not to quibble overmuch but several people have found they did need to
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In a message dated 1/4/06 2:10:13 PM Central Standard Time,
sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com writes:
Many Colloid Master owners seem happy with their generators, but I myself
don't think I would have liked it. just my two cents, which I wanted to add,
as many people believe the Silverpuppy is more
hello all...
silly me, i seem to have misplaced my instructions and so i'm
checking in with anyone who would be so kind as to (pretty please :-)
) give me a quick training session... what settings to use, etc
i'm excited about this, it's going to be my very first batch... any
help would be
Not to quibble overmuch but several people have found they did need to
add stirring of some kind to the colloid master. It is also not as
self-contained as the Silverpuppy and the Silvergen. And it does require
use of alligator clips attached to wires that have to be clipped onto
the flat
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
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
Does anyone on this list have the Colloid Master AC and if so how do you like
it and how well does it work for you? I just bought one and need to learn how
to use it from someone who already uses one like it. I have only made two
quarts and both of them turned out a pale yellow. Is this ok to
Faye,
I have had mine for quite a few yrs in fact I am a dealer for all of
their products. 1. I make a Gallon at a time, use a fish tank bubblier
with air filter and end diffuser stone. I Set it for 12 to 15 PPM, as
per my testing equipment. (mostly guess work but close) color can
range from
Hello Tel Tofflemire,
Your email address didn't come through so could you please email me off line at
fkill...@bayou.com Would like to discuss the Master AC further with you.
Thanks,
Faye
Re: CSColloid Master AC
a.. From: Tel Tofflemire (view other messages by this author)
b.. Date: Thu
Okay, I've been lurking here for awhile, and I'm now ALMOST ready to make the
leap to buying my first CS generator. While I'll eventually buy a combo unit
BEer/CS maker from Alvin or SOTA, I've decided to go ahead right now with a
dedicated CS generator. I think I've narrowed it down to these
On Thu, 9 May 2002 18:00:44 EDT, lindael...@aol.com wrote:
Price is not going to be the deciding factor here. I'm really interested in
others' experience with ease of use, how long it takes to make a batch (say,
32 oz.), and quality.
I make a gallon at a time with the SG6. Takes two shots
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