----- Original Message ----- From: Dave Sawatzky To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 3:10 PM Subject: Any Info on This Generator?? (Sparton 9KV-30 HVAC)
Hi Langsley Russell On Nov 9 you asked: Does anybody on the list have any experience with the Spartan 9KV-30 CS generator made by Utopia Silver at http://www.utopiasilver.com/ ? It is an HVAC Sorry to be so late in responding, I have been off the list for a while and am slow catching up. I have used this generator for over a year now and have been producing an average of 16 gal. per month, and am very pleased with the product it produces. I was dissapointed at first when it did not produce a 10 ppm product in 1 1/2 hrs as per instructions, all I got was 3 ppm. I started doing a lot of experimenting with rod placement and spacing and found that I was getting a much stronger TE then I ever got with LVDC, but with very low ppm readings. At the same time I began to learn about ionic silver and silver particles from Frank Keys web site. I sent a sample to Frank for testing and found that I could produce a product with 63% ionic silver and 37% particle, with particle size of 25 nm. I then discovered that I could also produce a very high ionic only product testing as high as 1200 ppm. Perfectly clear with no TE. I have settled on a process that runs for 10 hrs producing a very strong particle content, then a 1/2 hr run to top off the ionic to read 10 to 12 ppm. According to my calculations based on previous samples tested by Frank, I believe that I am cosistantly producing a 75/25 % ratio with this set up. While the generator is somewhat slow, I like the flexability it gives me to adjust the ionic/particle ratio. I have not used any other HVAC generators, but from what I understand you cannot vary the ionic content or particle size on the other HVAC generators I have looked at. I believe the product could be improved some more, especially in particle size. But I simply cannot afford to pay Frank,s prices for annalizing with a Canadian dollar only worth a little more than half the American dollar. I hope this still helps Dave Sawatzky
