Hi Joe, When I started someone told me to distill the water 7 times for purity. I find once through my distiller makes fine EIS... but it is amazing the smell of the distiller after I am done. I don't want to think about taking that stuff into my body or even showering in it. PT
________________________________ From: Joe Huard <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, March 21, 2013 3:35:03 PM Subject: Re: CS>new member intro Hi Asif, I already own a BK Precision 30 V DC Power Supply 1630. It will help with current limiting, so no need for a "current limiting diode" or IC. However, if I ever make one for someone else, I'll investigate that route. I assume from my rusty old electronics memory that you mean a zener diode. Is that correct? 1 ma per square in of what? One or 2 silver rods surface area? The brewing vessel is what I need, with a good cover; looking for that. The double distilled water is news to me. I know what it is, but none of the sites that I was on mentioned it. They said Walmart distilled for $1.39 was good enough. I was not swayed by that, as I used to sell distillers since 1980, and I know distilled water in a plastic jug is not pure as it leaches the plastic. I could double distill my water as I have 4 used distiller sitting around my basement doing nothing. However, I will start with Reverse Osmosis water put into a distiller, and that will be identical. Joe On 21/03/2013 12:26 PM, asif nathekar wrote: Hi Joe, >Please also look at the silver cell process. > > >Many here have found that the simplest way is the best and if you use >a >current limiting diode or current limiting ic costing around a dollar >then all you need is a 30 v or thereabouts supply and to keep the >current to a maximum of 1ma per square inch, the less the better but >then it takes longer to brew. And remember a lower current will ensure >smaller particles / more actual ions. >Also a low current will eliminate the need for stirring. >So please do not over think this. >More important is a good quality brewing vessel with a good cover and >double distilled water. >Even with the expensive machines they won't work without double >distilled water. >This doesn't need anymore engineering than current limiting. >Best of luck >Peace to all >Asif. > > > > >
