Wayne, You're not that blue guy, are you?...
Dan > -----Original Message----- > From: Wayne Fugitt [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 7:04 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: CS>Rule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the > rules anyway ? > > Good Morning Dee, > > At 03:56 AM 8/29/2008, you wrote: > > dee PS sorry if I haven't understood your very detailed analysis, > > but I'm afraid I need a lay persons version - not being > very up on the > > science of it all. > > I read all the replies and statements relative to your > questions and possible problems. > > As right and correct as they all were, ................ > > I did fear and think, exactly what you said in the statement > above. ( using my crystal ball of course ) > > So, I guess I better tell you what I think, .......... before > the Hurricane blows me away and maybe destroys all my computers. > > I will tell you what I think the problem is, before I tell > you a thing or two that might help. > You and others may not like or may not believe what I have to say. > > The world and the automatic CS maker are trying to dictate > how you make CS, and are leaving little thinking, reasoning, > changes, methods, imagination, experimentation, UP TO YOU. > > That is exactly why I do not have an automatic CS maker, > never wanted one, even if they were free. > > Anyone that thinks a few chips, transistors, regulators, and > diodes, can out think my control systems, MY BRAIN and MY > Hands, will have a hard time proving that. Yes, I might use > an instrument or two. > A meter and a stop watch, and my highly trained, micro > vision, my eyes. > Yes, the eye is the most powerful measuring tool in the > world. Carl Zeiss proved that long ago. > And I have measured things within 1 to 3 thousands with my > eyes. ( that was a while back when I could see better ) < grin > > > And I do not have to hear that well to make CS. I have only made one > yellow batch, and that was intentionally, yes, intentionally. Never > made a black batch, virtually no settlement, ever. > > AS far as I know, and as far as I can tell, ever batch I have > ever made worked wonders, including the yellow batch. > > Comparing all this with a stupid computer,........... if you > cannot do a task with a yellow pad and a pencil, it is > doubtful if you can do it very well with a computer. > > Some people have tried to get me to do a custom program for > them, I could tell right away they did not know and > understand their application well enough to define it for me. > Thus, ........ I had to tell a few little white lies and talk > my way out of the job. > > Sorry I got distracted and forgot the purpose of this > message. I do that often. > > Question 1. > > Are you using any starter solution? > > If I use one quart starter solution, ( a previous batch of CS > ) and tell you I made a gallon, I am wrong. > I have only made 3 quarts. > > Likewise, if you use 1/2 pint of starter solution, you quart > batch becomes 3 each, ........ half pints. > > Question / Statement 2. > > Very likely, in my opinion, your constant current circuit and > automatic cut off are controlling the time factor, dictating > what happens, and there is little you or anyone can do to change that. > > Possibility Number 1. > > You could manually move the electrodes, if you had the right > container and the right top for it. > You would then trick the circuits into thinking something had > happened, that had not. > > Suggestion Number 1. > > Get a large mouth container, make one, steal one, get it > anywhere you can. > Contact a genius glass cutter if you have to do it, or build > it. Me and others can tell you how. > > Suggestion Number 2. > > Build a custom top with holes or whatever to position your > electrodes. You could change them a time of two, and likely > speed up your process, ......... maybe not. > > Sad Fact Number 1. > > If you want to leave the automatic CS maker, go to the store, > take a nap, run errands, or whatever, why worry about the time? > > I watch my process, the whole smear sitting on the table, and > do other things while watching it. > > You cannot change this cruel world very much, no matter how you try. > > You seem to want the best of one thing, and the best of > another, .......... at the same time. > > I doubt that this is possible. As smart as I am, I cannot do it. > > Final Summary > > Learn to live with the process, learn to live with the > dictator you have purchased, or............. > Become a Terrorist, like I have, to the CS making process. You > cannot be both at the same time. > > What would I do ? > > If by some chance, I found and automatic CS maker laying in > the street, ........... > I would butcher it if I could. I would add a few switches, a > few potentiometers, and go from there. > > I would have a "Semi Automatic" CS maker, I suppose. > > The whole world of CS making is a dilemma, with many > different methods and solutions. > You pick and choose, Be a dictator or a terrorist, but no > matter, you must rationalize all phases to your mental > condition, and accept the decision you make. > > Meantime, back in the jungle, I am happy with my two bit, > near nothing CS maker. > It uses no battery, no transformer ( some call them a Wall > Wart, I cannot stand that term, and I have used 10,000 of > the critters ) It uses telephone line power, but could work > on batteries, if the phone line disappears. ( 52 VDC in most > cases , but that amount is not on the electrodes ) > > Cost about 5 to 6 dollars to build. > > Finally, ......... do not worry yourself sick, trying to > change something you cannot change. > > Anyone that thinks there is one way or a best way to make CS, > ............ > > I fear they are using "Fuzzy Logic" which most know little about. > > If you have simple questions, ask them. > > But you cannot ask complex questions, and expect a simple answer. > > And.......... if you do not understand the question, you will > not understand the answer. > > Of course I realize, I answered nothing. but maybe a few > facts mixed with a few theories, and my crazy ideas. > > Wayne ( Rule of Thumb ? ..... there are no Rules in my thumbs ) > > ========================== -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. 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