Hi Reid, Go back in the archives!!! I introduced and sold polarity reversal units several years ago. At that time it was a constant voltage generator, all electronic.
To do it with constant current I would have to use a relay for the switch. What are you using, constant voltage or current? I will setup like I have in the past when people come up with a new procedures and verify the results. Have you had a commercial test of the product? Awaiting your answers. "Ole Bob" Reid Harvey wrote: > Ole Bob, > With all due respects for your great contribution to the understanding > of CS, you are wrong on this question. There are several good reasons > that I know the concentrated CS we use is not the nitrate. Firstly, I > make this myself using only the de-ionized water and the silver rods. > There is absolutely no other material in the process. > > Could it be that a missing link in your understanding is the polarity > reversal? I avoid the current runaway that leads to oxidation by > switching poles every minute. > > A reason that I know that the Mexican CSproducts, Microdyn and Biopur > are NOT silver nitrate is that if they were they wouldn't work in the > saturation of our water purifiers. As with our collaborators in > Nicaragua, Potters for Peace, we saturate our earthenware purifiers with > these Mexican CS products, with good results. If Biopur and Microdyn > were silver nitrate the silver wouldn't lodge in the purifier matrix. It > would get washed out the very first time water was put through the > purifier. The fact that numerous lab tests have proven that the the > purifier is 100% effective at killing pathogens is proof that silver is > in there. Note: the purifier is about 80% effective when the CS is NOT > used. > > As I've said in a previous posting, the concentrated CS generator I use > was made by educate-yourself.org. The folks there have told me that to > > make CS that's more concentrated than the ~170ppm we get with four > hours, additional time is what is needed. So, for example, if you want > ~500ppm you would operate the generator for twelve hours. > > You and others on this list have variously stated that it is impossible > to make CS with concentration higher than about 30 to 50ppm. On the > other hand you've recently tested a CS that was about 100ppm. (That it > was supposed to have been 500ppm suggests to me that the manufacturer > had a bit of the current runaway, but not enough to see that the > solution had gone gray.) Doesn't this give you a proof that the higher > concentrations are indeed possible? > > I think that the doubting Thomases here should put on there thinking > caps, and imagine that there are ways of making CS other than the ones > we know and love. Our resident expert Roger Altman has been gracious > enough to provide us with equations in physical chemistry that prove > that the higher concentrations are indeed possible. I am concerned that > if we continue being uninformed on this process we run the risk of > turning away those would-be entrepreneurs who could do a great service > by providing concentrated CS in poor countries. The reality of Microdyn > and Biopur needs desperately to be replicated in other countries. > Regards, > Reid Harvey > Ceramic Industrial Designer > The Arsenic Research Group > Dhaka, Bangladesh > > Ole Bob wrote: > Hi Reid, > If you want concentrated Silver then buy Silver nitrate!!! > They are buying some kind of compound. It is not Electro-colloid.!!! > > I have never seen an analysis of the Mexican products, but having lived > in > the tropics for 9 years I wouldn't trust that stuff on bet. > > "Ole Bob" > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: > [email protected] -or- [email protected] > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
