Evening Dan,
I follow what you said, and do not disagree with anything,
At 12:24 PM 8/29/2008, you wrote:
If the electrodes are not returned to the normal position before
shutoff, the brew will have a lower ionic content of silver (lower ppm).
This part is interesting and offers some ideas and options.
Many have said 5 ppm is as effective as 10 to 12 ppm.
If that be so, then moving the electrodes could be used to change
the time factor,
could it not ?
When my CS knocks out a fever and infection in 5 hours, cures many
things for other people,
often ailments they have had 20 years and been to as many doctors,
I have never even been concerned about ppm.
If I was, I would have written a program to do the Faraday calculations, and
built a dozen other gadgets and ideas. Maybe even a ppm meter. ..........
But when the scientists at a large college cannot measure ppm, I
doubt that I could.
Like I tell a lot of people about a lot of things, ................
"you worry too much". ( not talking about you of course )
Of course, Non technical people ........... worrying about technical
things, is sure to give them
a headache.
Sometimes it does to the ones of us that half way understand it. <grin>
Most people ( not all ) that buy an automatic generator need to read
and understand the instructions, use it, then forget most of the
technical stuff.
They need to know enough to tell if it is working right of course.
Wayne
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