That makes perfect sense. It's a shame there is no proper research available to confirm your suspicions.
That makes perfect sense. It's a shame there is no proper research available to confirm your suspicions.
So, because I will not be able to produce colloidal silver to these specifications, where can I buy it?
Can anyone give a convincing answer to one large conundrum about silver water that has bothered me for years?
If a solution is a good destroyer of bacteria, when taken orally why does it not destroy the "good" bacteria that our digestive systems rely on to work properly? Although we can survive without any gut flora, I'd have expected diarrhoea or some other symptom following the sudden death of most of them and that doesn't seem to happen.
well I finally pulled the trigger and ordered one today sg6 auto from silvergen inc, will let you know how it works when it gets here
Can anyone tell us the difference between the process of making Colloidal Silver vs Nano Silver?
Lower voltage?
Lower amperage?
Slower process?
As far as I know Colloidal Silver is just the generic term for suspended silver particles in water. Nano silver is colloidal silver only the particles are measures in nanometers.
To make smaller particles requires controlling the voltage. PPM is controlled by the time it takes to make the CS.
QWAK,TRYNEIN,The process of making CS is ancient :yes: all that is nessary is pure H2O --- pure SILVER and low voltage DC current :thumbs_up: but the size of particles is important in that the smaller they are the more surface there is to react/interact with pathogens and also the Nano particles seem :dontknow: to more easily pass threw cell membrains so they can get to the pathogens.
IF your CS is yellow then the particles are larger but you know they have been formed because of the color ware as the Nano ones need a lazer light to see them in the H2O.
SILVER kills pathogens on contact but they have to actualy contact each pathogen to kill it.:vollkommenauf:
Smaller as in Nano seems more effective:hmmmm2: but even the larger particals kill on contact with pathogens.:vollkommenauf::thumbs_up:
the DUCK :15_1_70v:
Thanks, I guess what I'm wanting to know is if using 27v vs say 5v would make a difference or if it was basically reducing the amperage down to almost nil?
Cant answer that one sorry. Are you trying to build a generator yourself? For me its a no brainer investment in a good quality generator that you know works and makes quality CS every time. Most machines pay for themselves in the first batch.
One generator for sale purports to be used by NASA. Cost is a cool $500 but it makes a gallon at a time AND you can use a silver bar or round rather than the silly wire. That gallon pays for itself and then some.
My local jeweler sold me some 999- 16 gauge wire for $8.00 p/ft and I went to the goodwill store where they had an assortment of transformers for $2.00 a piece
I bought 1 that is 5v-300ma and 1 that is 24v-4.5a
I also bought a diode to cut the 4.5a down to .5a, that was the lowest I could find without ordering online
The 5v transformer does seem to work, just seems slower which I would think is a good thing
QWAK,TRYNEIN,You may (?) want to add a timer that will shut off the power at a set time.
You will need to experiment on how long and what amount of distilled water in the batch you are making because IF it cooks too long the clumps of SILVER get bigger and bigger and smaller is generaly considered better.
BTW: Some times trying to do things cheaper turns out costing more.
the DUCK :15_1_70v:
That makes perfect sense. It's a shame there is no proper research available to confirm your suspicions.
Silver Versus Ebola: A Medical Revolution?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-13/silver-versus-ebola-medical-revolution
and
http://www.goldismoney2.com/showthr...ens-21-Million-People-In-Major-Metro-Ar/page8 (post #399)
Guys and Gals on this thread IF you are into The Art of Making Colloidal Silver go ahead and purchase a TDS ( Total Dissolved Solids) meter, about 20 bucks +/-.
A TDS meter can be used to not only check your pre-production Distilled Water for levels of solids remaining in your water source but the meter can also give you a ball-park estimate of the parts per million of Ag in your final CS/ EIS product run. NOTE: Meters are calibrated with Saline/ Saltwater. A Calcium-Chloride particle is roughly 2 -2.5 times the size of an Ag particle so you do need to do the multiplication of your meter reading. ( A lot of idiots on Utube are shown using TDS Meters but failing to do the math.) For those of us who are "Mad-Scientist" re-calibrating can be done by you or have the manufacturer do the re-calibration. I prefer to just do the math as it still is only a ball-park figure.
The only accurate way to find out your actual ppms is to pay the big bucks for a sample to be counted and photograph via electron microscope.
GLTA,
Gb
Here is a T DS meter for a total cost of $7.85, including free shipping from China.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151525434926
You need small ionic silver.
999 Fine or Better Ag RODS.
Your electricity should be between 9 -12 volts and a resistor < 0.35 amps.
Good distilled water testing .000 with a TDS meter.
TIME
The rest of the Mad Scientist schematic can be up to the mad scientist himself
999 Fine or Better Ag RODS.
Your electricity should be between 9 -12 volts and a resistor < 0.35 amps.
Good distilled water testing .000 with a TDS meter.
TIME
The rest of the Mad Scientist schematic can be up to the mad scientist himself