To Dan, David, Chuck, Kathryn, Tony, and the group,
Golly, thanks for the incredible welcome. That was completely
unexpected! It's good to see you all again, and that you are still
active in cs.
I am finally getting rid of the headaches that have plagued me 24X7
for the past decade. After years of trial and error, I discovered a
new instrument that came on the market recently, and bought two
Dylos DC1100 Pro Air Quality Monitors. These helped me find what I
was doing wrong, and how to fix it. The url is
http://www.dylosproducts.com/dc1100paqmc.html
When I was working at Memorex in 1970, similar instruments cost over
$20,000 and took two people to lift. The Dylos are much more
sensitive, cost about 1 percent of the old ones, and you can hold
them in your hand! They work great, and I cannot recommend them
highly enough for anyone who suffers from allergies or the symptoms
of mold toxins.
If you need one, get the Pro version. It is twice as sensitive and
works with particles as small as 0.5 micron. These are the ones that
are hardest to eliminate.
I have more information on making cs and some major news on
contamination problems that probably affect 99% of the people here.
One of the problems that arise is the conductivity of the cs drops
after making it. Two ladies recently posted the same observation.
The question is not why does it drop, that's obvious. The problem is
why does it plateau and hold a constant reading. The results are
preliminary, but I am working on new instruments that should give
answers to these observations. My web site is badly in need of
updating, but it may have some information that is of interest. The
url is
http://www.pstca.com/silversol/index.htm
The conductivity drop is shown in two plots on this page:
http://www.pstca.com/silversol/theory/goodcs.htm
Again, thank you for the hearty welcomes. I am grateful for your
kind thoughts, and I hope to bring new and useful information to
this forum.
BTW, one person posted recently about reading the archives. I
searched and could not find any more information. Do the archives
exist, and if so, how do you get to them? If they don't exist, what
would it take to start them again?
Best Wishes,
Mike M.
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