TWEAKING is a PC jargon term for adjusting the default parameters or
values of an installed program to work better, like, say, Download
accelerators because winsleaze sets defaults for lan networks and not
for internet. Since windoze also bloats by not cleaning up after itself
one has to defrag and other boring things to keep up the speed.
With making CS and other trace elements one tweaks the volt and amperage
settings to go slow as it high values the particles get bigger and so
on. So one adds a millamp meter, and calculates the best values, the
voltage seems to have to be around 27 volts DC. Since internet blurbs
mention anything between 0.2 ppm and about 15 as effective, it's not
that critical. I just check when the anode gets blackish and hydrogen
bubbles start coming off the cathode as about right. You see we talk
about pure water but there ain't such a thing. As Mike points out it's
minor but to geeks it matters.
adrian
M. G. Devour wrote:
Elle writes:
Can some kind person explain tweaking?
Are you talking about my comment to Adrian earlier about the way people
have tweaked their silver generators to "improve" the product?
If so, I'm just talking about the 2nd or 3rd round of refinements folks
have experimented with, that may produce some minor improvement in
consistency, appearance, ease of use, and possibly effectiveness... but
that are generally about as important as a coat of paint to the
structural strength of a steel girder bridge. <grin>
Even the most simply made silver is effective, if done basically right.
Yes, polarity switching, various stirring techniques, timers or current
sensing automatic shutoff, or precision current control *MIGHT* make
things marginally easier to use, more consistent or effective. But the
person who has put a current meter in line with the cell and uses that
as a guide for when to shut if off, and/or put a simple resistor in
series with the cell to limit the maximum current density, will
probably get 95% of the benefits somebody gets who goes for *all* the
tweaks.
Of course I'd never argue that ease of use or consistency is bad, and
the better silver generators are certainly fine units, but if all you
want or can afford is a simple thing you put together for a little
money and tinkering, you'll get most all the benefits of using silver
without any more bells and whistles than that.
Is that what you mean, Elle?
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
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[Speaking only for myself... ]
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