Christie, I too am new to making and using CS but I do have one bit of information you may find useful. I use (3) 9 volt batteries and have an ammeter in the circuit. I make 32 oz. batches in my mayonaise jar. Digital ammeters can be cheap. I had one anyways. I use the Faraday calculator to estimate how many PPM I have. I too do not have the funds to have it checked or for a possibly useless IMO conductivity tester. The Faraday calculator can be found at http://silverdata.20m.com/faradaycalculator.html. It takes one hour with a 25% seeded start from previous batch. I am going to be getting an air bubbler but have not used one yet. I do get some sludge and it is filtered out. My CS after a few days is a faint yellow. Hope this helps.
Has anyone else used and had verified the Faraday calculator to be resonably accurate? One question I do have is do I add the apx. PPM from my previous batch to the final calculated PPM? Thanks........ ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 9:49 AM Subject: CS>Newbie with questions > > Hi, my name is Christine and I've just joined the list recently. > > I have become so weary of the allopathic health-care biz that I am doing > just about everything I can to stay away from it. One thing in particular > is using CS. I'm still new to using it and new to making it - just started > making my own batches about 2-3 weeks ago. BUT I do notice that my intense > sugar cravings have disappeared. I figured I had that Candida yeast thing > anyway because of that and other symptoms. After taking the CS I made for > a few days, I felt like I had a mild flu and a foggy head. But it's gone > now and I have much more energy. Possibly a die-off of the Candida? After > reading much of your archives, I think so. > > Anyway, my main question is I have tried making batches two ways, both > using the 9 volt battery system. (Can't afford to buy a ready-made machine > yet.) Both used: > > one glass coffee pot (10 cup) filled almost to the top; > 4 - 9 volt batteries, alligator clips, etc..; > steam - ozonated - distilled water; > .999 one ounce fine silver certificate/ingot - cut in half (used as the > anode and cathode) set approx. 1 inch apart > > Both batches were 'cooked' the same amount of time - approx. 2 hours after > the gold wisps started > > The differences are one batch I did not heat and I used a fish tank bubbler > to 'stir'. > > The other I used the the coffee pot's heater plate to 'stir' the CS. > > The batch with the bubbler turned out totally clear with no residue on the > silver pieces. It did have a faint Tyndall effect and taste. Even the > next day it was still clear and had a little stronger Tyndall but the taste > was still faint metallic. > > The other batch which used the heat turned a nice light shade of yellow. > By the next day the yellow was much deeper and it had a very strong Tyndall > effect. Taste was stronger metallic than the clear batch. > > So, my question is which batch is better? Or has the smaller particles, > etc.? Does the clear batch contain mostly dissolved silver instead of > mega-small particles of silver? This is not good, from what I've read. We > need the particles to hold the positive charge, right? Or am I way off? > > I can't afford to have it tested so I'm hoping someone here can help me by > using my descriptions above. > > I used both batches intermittently, taking a few ounces of each per day to > kill the Candida. So I don't really know which one did the job. The clear > batch tasted better, less metallic. > > I also swished it around in my mouth (and held it there for a few minutes) > before swallowing and my gums don't bother me anymore. > > Any comments or corrections to my 'system' would be most appreciated. You > all seem like you know what you're talking about. Teach me! > > Thanks. > > Christine > > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> >
