Morning Wayne, you wrote:
> My classic question, .......... "What difference does it make" ? The difference is that you know what you have and you can count on it. And you don't turn blue! I made a zapper for a friend once, he was merrily using it, but when I checked it I found that the output lead was broken, so he was not getting any zapping even though he thought he felt the subtle tingling in his hands. The simple test would be to touch the electrodes to your tongue and feel and 'taste' that it is working... Similarly, if you have some problem and take CS for it expecting something to happen, it would be nice if it was actually what you thought it was. When I made my own with the 9v battery and two electrodes, before I knew a lot about CS, I was much happier to have a slightly yellow CS rather than a clear solution, at least I knew I had some CS, and I think it worked better too. (Probably the batch of clear was very low ppm) Dan > -----Original Message----- > From: Wayne Fugitt [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 9:35 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: CS>40 ppm Is often a Guess, or the "WAG" method > > Morning Dan, > > >> At 09:47 AM 9/2/2008, you wrote: > >My calculations show that you have about .85 ppm. (Less > than 1 ppm.) > >This is using the Faraday Calculator sheet, and also using > my Rule of > >Thumb calculation. > >They both agree. > > A guy on another list is claiming 40 ppm, ........... > > and of course I doubt it. I bet you would also. > > I think most are concerned about ppm, ........ unnecessarily. > > I have never been concerned in the least about the ppm of my cs. > > I simply go by eyesight, taste, smell, my notes, and most of > all, the effect of my CS. > > What people tell me about the effects is most important of all. > > Of course relating to plant nutrients, that is another story. > > I demand that the ppm be right on the nose. ( or as close > as I can get it ) > Nutrients are weighed and calculate. > > But I calculate that, and wrote a program to keep from > wearing out my HP 15 C. > Many do not know, it is one of the best programmable calculators ever. > > It cost abut 75 to 85 dollars, NEW, and is not selling for 300 to > 400 dollars. > > Once I spent about half a day, adding drops of acid and > correcting the pH of a 500 gallon tank of water, After I > figured it out, it how much was needed, a green house grower > down the road, told me the same thing. > > Never take the easy way out. > > I wonder what you would say ( or calculate ) for the guy > that claims 40 ppm. > I would guess, 5 to 10, at most. Maybe 15. > > My classic question, .......... "What difference does it make" ? > > Wayne -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
