The resistor in a simple colloidal silver generating circuit, perhaps 10K ohm? (there is no such thing as a 10 Amp resistor) is a crude means of current regulation. When you first start brewing CS, the brew is not very conductive so that there is very little current through the resistor. Most of the voltage appears across the brew jar and very little is dropped across the resistor, as the current is so low (voltage drop is equal to the current in amps time the resistance in ohms). Low conductance or low current through the brew jar means high resistance in the brew cell. The brew cell resistance changes over time as the process proceeds. When the brew cell starts to draw more current as the CS solution becomes more conductive, there is more voltage dropped across the resistor, so there is less voltage left across the brew cell. This has the effect of initially allowing a large voltage across the brew cell while the current conduction is low in order to start the process faster, while still reducing the current in a coarse way as the brew gets more conductive. This helps somewhat to prevent what is sometimes referred to as current runaway when brewing with a non- current regulated supply.
Dan On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 1:54 PM, ATOMICSILVER <[email protected]> wrote: > > few qs, if okay: > > is all distilled water the same? ie, pure. I get fluctuating voltage when > I whack the 36v power on to begin with, using the same brand of water, > sometimes by as much as from 5v to 9v. > > if it’s just going yellow, what’s the ppm, roughly? > > if it’s at 30v after three hours one batch and 38v after 3 hours the next > under the same conditions, what’s the variable? > > what does the 10 amp resistor do? > > I’m beginning to use the laser pointer as a gauge as when to stop cooking > – ie. when I can see the beam, it’s done – is this a viable method? > > sorry! > > > a > > > on 02/10/2013 00:06, richard and alisa at [email protected] wrote: > > this dipstick has been drinking gallons of the stuff over the years > .........it cured his arthritis and he never got a cold > when he went blue Big Pharma made him famous and got him on Oprah and CNN > He was making his own using .......sterling silver ....... ie 925 % pure > .and tap water ie silver cloride !!!!!!!! > the silver did not kill him- he had a heart attack and died of pneumonia > in hospital - but the impression from the media is that it was totally > responsible > > No one said it was going to be easy !! x > > Re: CS>Blue man dies > how much did he drink?! x > > > on 28/09/2013 17:40, richard and alisa at [email protected] wrote: > > > > > > Begin forwarded message: > > > > *Resent-From: *[email protected] > *From: *"TREM" <[email protected]> > *Date: *27 de septiembre de 2013 09:37:43 GMT-06:00 > *To: *<[email protected]> > *Subject: CS>Blue man dies > Reply-To: *[email protected] > > > At least he didn’t die of silver poisoning. > > > http://www.foxnews.com/health/2013/09/25/man-with-completely-blue-skin-dies-at-62/ > > > > > ATOMICSILVER > [email protected] > www.atomicsilver.info <http://www.atomicsilver.info> < > http://www.atomicsilver.info> > > > > > > > > > -- > > > * > **email: [email protected] > mobile: +44 (0)7914 795863 > web: alexwyndhambaker.com > cursive: cuttingedgepress.co.uk/books/cursive > > * > > > > > > > > ATOMICSILVER > [email protected] > www.atomicsilver.info <http://www.atomicsilver.info> > > > > > > > -- > > * > **email: [email protected] > mobile: +44 (0)7914 795863 > web: alexwyndhambaker.com > cursive: cuttingedgepress.co.uk/books/cursive > * > > > > ATOMICSILVER > [email protected] > www.atomicsilver.info > > > >
