I try very hard to urge people to buy a heater/lamp with an unstirred
generator model, but they are expensive. But, I believe in them and can
hardly stand to ship a generator without one. It actually hurts my feelings
knowing that the results can be so much better and easier.
With the "new deal" placed the other day, I only make about 75 cents on
them. [maybe less]
I recently came across a place to buy the 'guts'[ light bulb, socket,
switch and plug] fully assembled and cheap enough to offer to send one free
with an order without going broke. That, at least, gives somebody a head
start on making one for themselves. You gotta make the lamp body out of a
tin can or something.
I'll be making my own lamp bodies in the next few weeks. Molds are in the
works now.
AS soon as that happens, I'll be sending a heater/lamp with every non
stirred generator. {of course, the price has to go up 'some'.}
In fact, I have a new model coming out soon [3 or 4 weeks] that's testing
extremely well and depends on thermal stirring.
As easy as the Ole Bob is to use, there are still some very few people who
can't get the hang of it.
Even the standard gen has a few tricks to master.
I'm shooting for idiot proof. [Target price is substantially less than
the Ole Bob too]
You can cut a hole in a tub-o-butter type lid that fits nearly anything
bigger than the generators diameter. All it has to do is not fall in or off.
Ken
At 03:17 PM 8/27/02 -0400, you wrote:
>
>I bought the Coyote Zenterprizes (silverpuppy) generator awhile back. I wish
>that I'd bought the one with the stirrer, but I am very pleased with the CS
>generator I have. I wish that I'd ordered the canning jar model though. I
>may try and see if I can neatly cut out a hole in a canning lid to just fit
>the diameter of the generator so that it could be inserted and just screwed
>onto top of canning jar.
>
>I agree with you about the heater lamp making a difference. I ordered and
>received it just recently and pleased with how well it does.
>
>The electric guts you're offering free on request, Is that like the parts to
>build the heater/lamp that you've got for sale on the web site? Or is it
>something entirely new that you're offering? Far be it from me to turn down
>anything free in this day and age, but if it is the same heater/lamp as the
>one I just bought it would just be greedy of me to ask for same thing. Just
>curious...
>
>Roy
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Ode Coyote" <[email protected]>
>To: <[email protected]>
>Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 9:17 AM
>Subject: Re: CS>Question, COYOTE ZENTERPRIZES AUTOMATIC COLLOIDAL SILVER
>GENERATORS ????
>
>
>> Being the owner of that site, I'll not make comment, except to note that
>> using the heater/lamp with the $75 generator does wonders for simple and
>> repeatable operation. Thermal stirring really does make a big difference
>> but it will work without it, or you can make your own setup with a desk
>> lamp or a night light etc.
>> It took a year of searching to find a source for the lamps after finding
>> and using one from a thrift store. But, the darned heater things are
>> overpriced. [My end of that $15 barely makes it worth putting it in a box
>> after paying the shipping]
>> I'm working on making my own in order to bring that price down,
>hopefully
>> low enough to include one with every generator without raising the price
>> very much. Till then, I will include the electrical "guts" to make your
>> own, on request, for free.
>> Ken
>
>
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