Re: CS>FOUND a generator for concentrated CS

Thu, 28 Jun 2001 06:40:00 -0700

That CS looks like sludge. If that's made in only 3 hours..can you say "runaway"?
guess it's a matter of 'how fast',huh.
He implies that he is "controlling" current when if you read what he says, he's only limiting it just like the other cheaper generators he puts down. What's that "special circuit"?...a resistor?
Oh, you get a walwart for only $40!
Cool!
Ken


The Merlin Wolf design improvements incorporated into the Deluxe Colloidal Silver Generator
will maintain full applied voltage while simultaneously limiting the current. This prevents
current runaway from occurring.

The DC Deluxe Model Colloidal Silver Generator is housed in a black plastic box
measuring 2.75" x 4.6" x 1.5", and runs on three nine volt batteries. It has two LEDs, two
switches, one set of 6 inch silver electrodes, a jack for the silver electrodes, one incandescent
grain-of-wheat bulb, as well as an additional circuit design that distinguishes it from generators
sold by others. This special circuit controls current 'runaway' while maintaining the voltage at
an optimum level, a benefit not offered by others who advertise current limiting generator
designs. This design greatly reduces the need to clean the electrodes while simultaneously
providing a more "foolproof" production method that guarantees an excellent batch of
colloidal silver the first time, and every time. The set of 6 inch silver electrodes provided with
the generator are molded and bonded to a rubberized 6' cord and terminated with a 3.5 mm
plug. This unit is available as a premium gift for a donation of $110.

At 10:14 AM 6/27/01 +0600, you wrote:
>Thanks to those who responded to my appeal. I've located what appears to
>be a good generator for concentrated CS, at the link:
>http://educate-yourself.org/cslargevolumeprodinfo.html
>This generator will make 150ppm CS, a material which we can apply to our
>water purifiers then dry them for second and third applications. In this
>way will have adequate saturation.
>Thanks again,
>Reid Harvey
>
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