A coffee pot heater is way too hot for thermal stirring. It stirs alright but the excess heat causes the particles to collide and stick together making those large yellow ones [to put it really simply] Don't exceed 100 degrees F The bubbler is probably the better bet. The clear CS is the better CS. Either one will work, it's just that the clear CS has a greater percentage of the particles that are the most desireable.
If you see a golden mist, you are using too much current. Remove a battery. Starting with 4 batteries is ok but remove one every 20 minutes until you are left with one. Keep the mist white. Better yet, stick a potentiometer and a digital milliammeter in series with the batteries and keep the current under 1 or 2 milliamps by twisting the dial. You can use a wall transformer or your telephone jack for a power source instead of batteries. A 24 volt transformer will put out something like 28 volts at the load [1 to 2 milliamps] you want to use. The voltage just determines how fast it all goes at the beginning. [initial current draw] Nine volts is sufficient. The phone jack power is already current controlled so the wiring won't burn up if your phone gets shorted out. The upper limit is probably still too high though. Ken At 12:49 PM 8/9/02 -0400, you wrote: > >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]> > >
