I suppose now you want one with an automatic shut off, since otherwise
you could just but some wires and some batteries and a potentiometer
and have a go at it.
If I was going to buy a small auto shut off model I would get a silver
puppy ( at dot com) and make quarts (or pints or gallons). I think it
is the most economical, and there are people who have posted that use
them for years with no problem. There are a couple of other machines I
have heard of like SG7 or something that makes more quantity that are
supposed to be good. I do not know personally because I have not
bought a machine myself.
Still it would be a good idea to have a conductivity meter to test your
water with beforehand, whether you make your own primitive set up like
I have (makes very good quality, though) or if you buy a machine with
an auto shut off.
You definitely want one that is constant current. Not constant voltage.
kathryn
On Jan 26, 2008, at 6:53 PM, Gene Wolfe wrote:
Thanks, Kathryn. Yes, these links answer my question.
Now, the obvious next question is what are some recommendations for
machines that make small particle CS?
Thanks,
Gene
At 03:27 PM 1/26/2008, you wrote:
I posted some links that, upon reading will answer this question:
www.silver-lightning.com
and www.fugitt.com/cs_notes or something like that. It was today or
yesterday, you can check.
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