Hi Christian, The way my CSPro Ultra is set up, there is a bar of silver which is about 1.5 millimeters thick and about 10 by 2 1/2 centimeters. It is suspended by two copper wires hanging down from a female banana plug in the plastic top of the plastic container where the CS is produced. The silver bar hangs horizontally from the two copper wires in the form of an inverted "v" terminating in bent ends like the letter "j" passing through two holes drilled in the upper edge of the silver bar. The bar hangs in the water up to a millimeter or so from the copper wires. In other words, the vast majority of the silver bar is hanging in the distilled water almost to the level of the two holes which are drilled near the top of the bar.
On the plastic top to each side of the banana plug terminal for the bar at about 3 and 1/2 centimeters is found another female banana plug terminal. A copper wire connects these two terminals. One of the female banana plugs is filled with plastic so nothing plugs into it. Suspended from each is copper wire that is formed into a one centimeter coil (to allow adjustment) and then terminates in another "j" . A short (about 2 1/2 centimeter) twisted piece of silver wire with an "eye" hangs on each copper "j" wire and is set at about 1 or 2 millimeters from the surface of the distilled water (These hang on each side of the hanging bar). When the unit is set up with the cables from the machine plugged into the top of the water container and all clearances are correct (silver bar in the distilled water all but a couple of millimeters, twisted silver wires a couple of millimeters from the top of the water) then I am ready to turn on the power. At that time, if I have good water, the water jumps up and forms a cone around each twisted wire. With really good water the cones are a centimeter and a half wide and a centimeter and a half tall, surrounding the lower part of the hanging wire. With bad water there is only one cone with the other wire arcing or both wires just arc. Of the three different kinds of distilled water I can get in my area, only one is good. It is called TV (True Value) brand and on the label it says sodium content less than .01 mg per 8 oz serving. It is distributed by Fleming Companies, Inc, Oklahoma City, OK USA (Which I include for those who may read this in the US.) Holes are cut in the top of the plastic pail for ventilation. I hope this helps, Christian, Warren ---Christian von Wechmar <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Warren, > > I hope you are doing fine. > > At 12:34 PM 4/1/98 -0800, you wrote: > > >I have a CSPro Ultra machine which I really like a lot and have used for > >about four months. > > Man, I wish I had a machine like yours. I can't afford to import one to SA > right now, so I've built my own. I'm trying to duplicate your machine, and > I'd love to know how your electrode setup works. From what I can gather by > looking at the pictures on the CSPro site, it seems that your generator has > one big electrode in the middle that reaches almost to the bottom of the > container, and two smaller ones that are probably only immersed for an inch > or so. Or do they not touch the water? > > Could you please help me by describing your setup, and also some > instructions that came with your machine. The power supply is a piece of > cake. Mine is 12000 volt. > > Thanks, > Christian > > PS. I think your machine makes good colloidal silver. I'm still researching > the "ion" CS, so I don't know about that. To make it is easy I hear. You > just let the small electrodes not touch the water, but let them arc. Then > you get "ionic CS". But I'm not sure that it has the healing properties of > the regular tried and tested CS. I'm checking it out... > > --------- > Christian von Wechmar > Stellenbosch, South Africa > --------- > _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the subject: line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
