Hi Marshall:
Thank you for all your help with the info Marshall . Alot of experence
here. I was glad to find this CS list. Got to get my tech. started on a CS
generator soon.
Ken
----- Original Message -----
From: Marshall Dudley <[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, January 10, 2008 8:02 am
Subject: Re: CS>Help! New to the list!
To: [email protected]
> KENNETH TUURI wrote:
> > Hi everyone I'm Ken.
> >
> > I'm new to the list but not new to Colloidal silver. I was
> making it a
> > few years back, but have not for a while and been out of touch
> a little.
> > When I was making it I was using a 9volt wallwart,
> distilled water,
> > silver rods, + aqu.pump.
> > Silver rods were worn out so I just picked up 2 Canadian
> Maple leaf
> > coins .9999 pure silver.
> >
> > In the past I always had some colloidal silver around to use a
> little
> > when starting a new batch, but I don't have any now. So last
> night I
> > made a batch, I ran it for about 3 hrs.Will this batch be a
> little
> > weaker because I didn't have any CS to start it with?
> Most likely you will need to let it go longer, or it will be weaker.
> > My thinking is I can use this batch as a starter?
> Yes you can.
> >
> > Trying to get up to date on things. I see they have a
> whole lot of CS
> > generators on the market now.
> > I understand from what I have read lately is that the prefered
> voltage
> > to use is 30 volts. A friend who I will be making some for as
> well, is
> > an Electronics Tech. and has offered (no cost) to build me a
> new
> > constant current CS generator.
>
> Constant current is the way to go.
> >
> > So my question is; at 30 volts what should the current
> (constant
> > current) be??
> Current should be about 1 mA per square inch of submerged
> anode.
> Starting voltage is irrelevent as long as you have sufficient
> voltage to
> generate the current you want in your setup. Voltage across the
> cell
> will simply be V = IR with I being the current, and R the
> resistance of
> the cell.
> > Also using this generator, how long will the process take?
> Depends on the desired concentration, the current, and the
> volume of
> water. Use Fairday's equation to compute the amount of time.
> > Is it less time with the higher volts?
> Voltage has nothing to do with it if using constant current, as
> long as
> you have sufficient voltage to get the current you want.
> If starting
> with good distilled water, then the start of the process can be
> sped up
> with higher voltages, since the current will be dependent on the
> voltage
> and below the constant current settings. This will not be
> true if using
> a starter and sufficient voltage is used to get the current you
> want
> from the beginning.
>
> Marshall
> > I will be using distilled water, silver coins .9999 pure, +
> aqu.pump
> > in a 14oz glass ( but I would like to use a 48qz mason jar I
> have). I
> > would like to do the best job I can within budget.
> >
> > Looking for a little guidance from other members. Been
> reading alot
> > of your emails on the list in the last few weeks and thought
> it was
> > time I started adding to the overflow of email in my inbox
> lol. :)
> >
> > Just like to add that when I was using it before. One of
> the things I
> > used it for was very oily skin and would soak a few cotton
> pads with
> > CS and apply it to my face in some areas and just let the pad
> soak
> > there for qiute a while, sometimes till they became dry. I did
> this
> > for a few years with NO sign of grey or blue.
> Thought I would
> > mention this as there has been alot of talk lately about Paul
> (aka the
> > blue man)
> >
> > Just like to add a Happy + Heathly New Year to all.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Ken
>
>
>
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