Get a power supply, a wall wart is fine, should cost you about $5 or
$10. Get you a motor to do the stirring, or a pump to recirculate the
water to stir it, should be about $10 or so. A container to put the
water and electrodes in should be able to be found for no cost. Pick up
a constant current diode, you should be able to get it for around $5.
For the reverse polarity switching, get a cycling relay, such as
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/itemDetailsRender.shtml?ItemId=1611760064
which you can get for about $100.
All in all you should be able to build on up for about $125 or so.
Marshall
Kirsteen Wright wrote:
Ok I'd much rather make one than pay $199 plus shipping to the UK if
it really is simple. How do I go about it, please
Kirsteen
On 11/19/06, *bs clayton* <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
This is a reply to the person who was not up to making
a unit. That is fine, but it is so easy, it is almost
a no brainer to make a simple battery unit. Then it
only takes an hour or so to make a liter, you have to
watch it the last 20 minutes fairly carefully to see
the ions coming off the silver so you can see when to
stop.
The only part that was harder was getting the fine
silver wire, which was readily available, but I had to
get it from a jewelry supply store, instead of the
corner hardware store.
I just thought I would encourage you. Also, someone
posted a note saying there are people here on the
group that might put one together for you too.
Kathryn
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