Andy Gill wrote:
> > > I wanted to run the following "claims" by the brain trust for > accuracy. They come from the following > http://www.gaiaresearch.co.za/guideI.html#81.%20COLLOIDAL%20SILVER > > My questions are: > > 1. IS 30-volts the optimum? > > > The optimum is defined by a current per square inch of anode, not a > voltage. There will be a minimum voltage needed for 1mA per square > inch, but that will be around 5 to 20 volts depending on spacing of > the electrodes and size of the container. The higher voltage is nice > for getting the process started quicker if you are doing batch > processes and not seeding. > > > 2. Does an AC unit produce a "damaging 50-60Hz electromagnetic pulse > being emitted to and by the transformer" that damages the CS and > therefore requires it to be insulated? > > Any 50-60 htz should not be a problem, there is lots of that with the > HVAC process that produces very good EIS. > > > > 3. Do 30-volts and 40 milliamps insure "an + - equal ionic and atomic > colloidal silver yield"? > > > Not likely. Almost any LVDC process will yield about 90% ionic and > 10% colloidal. > > > 4. IS the shelf life only 4-7 days unless you use the "hot water > method" "because of limited shelf-life (4-7 days) if not manufactured > via the "hot" distilled water method"? > > There should be no shelf life problems if manufactured using high > grade distilled water, and low current unless the ppm is way too high. > > Marshall > > > > > > Thanks, > > POLHelp > > Excerpts from above web page....."A new, optimal performance > 30-volt direct current unit. This is as opposed to the conveniently > configured 3 X 9 volt = 27 volt units generally available, which > provide adequate, but not optimal performance. Using 4 X 9 volt = 36 > volts is not a solution, since 33 volts are the upper limit for > producing single a! tomic nuclei microclusters, rendering it better to > have too low than to high a voltage. Mark Metcalf, whose classic and > widely disseminated article "Banishing Disease With Three 9-Volt > Batteries", spawned the modern electro-colloidal silver production and > usage revolution, and Bob Beck, retired physics professor at the > University of Southern California, who conceived and designed the > basic unit advocated for that purpose, both consider 30 volts low > voltage direct current (LVDC) to be the ideal for modern electro- > ionisation/colloidalisation for human oral usage. > > Alternating current (AC) units, even if correctly regulated to 30 > volts, have the drawback of not being fully portable (reliant on mains > supply) and requiring effective insulation of the ionic > solution/colloid from the colloid damaging 50-60Hz electromagnetic > pulse being emitted to and by the transformer. This new Gaia design > is a fully portable direct current (DC) unit, manufactured locally by > electronics professionals exclusively for Gaia Research to our unique > function! al specifications, regulated to 30 volts and 40 > milliamps, to ensure an + - equal ionic and atomic colloidal silver > yield, > > We do not recommend your entering into public commercial > production/distribution for any medicinal purpose, since you are > unlikely to be able to measure and consistently certify the exact > strength of each batch and furthermore, because of limited shelf-life > (4-7 days) if not manufactured via the "hot" distilled water method, > it is unlikely to maintain maximum potency and viability for > reasonable standing periods via the standard quick production > procedure, " > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Make Yahoo! your home page
