Hi Chuck, Thanks so much for your response. One last question: In generating CS with HVAC, is the positioning of the above water electrode verticle, such that the gap is between the end of the electrode and the water? Or, is the above water electrode horizontal and parallel with the water surface?
Would anyone know the quickest way to get .999 silver? Thanks again, Jeff (After 10 years with Lyme, if all is not lost, where is it? ) > Date: Sun, 17 Oct 1999 16:25:34 -0400 > From: Charles King <[email protected]> > To: [email protected], [email protected] > On Sun, 17 Oct 1999 08:40:31 -0400, "Jeffrey A. Madore" <[email protected]> > wrote: > > >Hi Chuck, > > > >I had a few questions about your HVAC configuration and would really > >appreciate your assistance: > First of all, search the archive, 'cause what I know was learned from threads > I > picked up on the list. > > > >Can you describe the positioning of the electrodes? > > On my setup, one electrode is immersed and coiled on the bottom of the jug. > The > other is suspended above the surface of the water by approx 1/16" > > >What type of jug are you using? (wide mouth? etc) > Yes, wide mouth, approx 3/4 gal. > >What ppm did you achieve with the 9kv setup? > Have no idea. It's effective, that's all I really care about. If you need that > kind of info, samples can be sent to Bob Berger on the list. He's got the > proper equipment. The TDS1 will not measure ppm of colloidal silver. > Bummer,'cause it only cost $15. > > >Do you see an advantage with HVAC vs LVDC? > Seem easier to control particle size, and I make a batch that lasts a month or > more all at once. > Nothing wrong with LVDC, I enjoy mad science! > >Where do you buy silver and what shape is best ie. wire, bar, etc? > > Get it from Marsha on the list. Then you won't have to go for a $25 minimum. > > >I have a pair of 10kv oil burner ignition transformers that I want to > >try. I was considering using them both (series secondary) to produce > >20kv. Although I may start out with just one. Can you tell me what the > >configuration would look like. I guess I'm confused as to the electrode > >placement in the water, the cone effect, etc. > > As above. The cone happens when you turn on the juice. The water will rise to > meet the suspended electrode. If it drops off, arcing will occur. I don't know > if thats good or bad. It would happen on a straight run (no resistance in the > circuit) after about 2 hrs. I would end the run then. My sol would be a light > golden color, indicating satisfactory small particle size. The water would be > hot. > > Knock yourself out! Your working with high voltage. All safety precautions > apply. I am only relating my experiences, you're on your own! > > I am posting this to the list, as I believe it is of general interest! > Chuck >
