It is interesting. Why did you put the cathode inside a q-tip? Jaxi
On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 10:22 AM, Carl Maus <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi guys and girls, > > Thank you all for the information posted here , I was finally able to made > my homemade colloidal silver , in my opinion superior to many and elegant > in design. > > > Here is the link for the photo > http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/560/dscn1794q.jpg > > I used an old electric screwdriver which I took off the old rusty battery > and connected to a transformer I had somewhere . It doesnt go too fast , > good enough to spin the water. I was thinking originally on using a cream > milk maker but those metal pieces I wasnt sure if they would affect somehow > in the process so I decided in this alternative , also the rotor is a piece > of plastic from a syringe that fitted perfectly in the screwdriver head. > The rest of the pieces I bought from ebay , even the silver. Potentiometer > 50kohm , dcdcconverter max40v (I will use 4x9v) and reduce the voltage to > 30v. Thats 0.6mamps btw , they are the numbers I extract from reading your > posts. > Also I added the cathode condom method using an ear cleaning stick. I will > probably make two anodes and cathodes because I bought too much silver rod. > > > Thanks all and I welcome any sugestion in the setup. > >
