Bill Keen wrote:
> How do they work. <> They use High Voltage (15,000 volts {15Kv}) of
> AC. One silver electrode is placed into the water. My unit has High
> Voltage cable with an alligator clip on the end. I just clip a
> "Trader's Round" on and bend it so that the coin is mostly under
> water. Do NOT let the steel alligator clip get into the water. The
> water will tend to 'climb' up while the unit is running. The other
> lead had a silver wire clipped on and it is suspended about 1/4 inch
> above the surface. This limits the current to produce smaller
> particles.
Uhh, that will produce an arc and produce nirtic acid. It will digest
the skin of your throat and mouth, and reek havoc with your whole body.
Also it will produce NO colloidal silver at all, but silver nitrate that
is not only toxic but will give you argyria as well. If you want to
make colloidal silver properly using the HVAC cone method, then the
electrode(s) must be much closer to the water, about .05" or so, so the
water is drawn up to the electrode, and there is no spark or arc at
all. Arcs will produce huge amounts of nitric acid.
Marshall
