From: brf <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sun, February 21, 2010 11:01:39 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Confusion Making CS
Bless you Sol - I pulled it apart and it has a rubber piece inside
that can be raised or lowered to adjust the air flow. So yes, I can
adjust it down now very low. Thank you so much for the suggestion to
look further.
You mentioned earlier the bubbles should come out between the
electrodes. Do I place the tubing near the bottom of the jar? Do I
leave it on the whole time?
I placed the tubing at the bottom of the brew jar, or as best I
could, it tended to float around some. I also did leave the bubbler
going through the entire brewing process. Otherwise why bother? The
purpose of stirring is to disturb the water just enough to help move
ions away from the electrode, so they get better distributed into the
distilled water, and don't have as much chance to form large
particles or to just build up between the electrodes. I hope I said
that right, LOL.
The whole thing was so fiddly and needed so much babysitting, and
took up two electrical outlets, and about a 24 by 24 inch area of
counter, what with the wires, tubes, bubbler and meter, that after I
learned what I wanted to learn from it, I never used it again. I
actually own both the SG-6 and a silverpuppy magnetic stir unit, and
those are what I use to produce my EIS. I don't have the patience or
the room for a home-made generator, but it was fun to make, and I did
learn about how the current draw and voltage change as a batch
progressed. I never got it to produce a really repeatable EIS though.
Which both my automatic generators DO, as long as I start with good
pure distilled water the EIS comes out the same every time (as
measured with my Hanna PWT). No muss no fuss. No watching, no
adjusting, no fooling, LOL.
sol
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