High voltage DC or AC is a different animal. I have made it successfully but it would take as long as LVDC CS. Increase the electrode size on LVDC and it would make allot faster. Using 2 1 ounce silver bars will produce a gallon every 2 hours under the right conditions. Other people on this list know more on using a using microwave transformers and capacitors etc to make CS that can help you if you chose to go that way. Unless you have the knowledge of taking a non working microwave oven apart and fixing it I would not attempt to do this. If you do ,gor for it. Sam L.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 10:53 PM, Pierre Genton <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi- > > I am new to the group here. I was referred to this list by a fellow who > says there was some experience here amongst your ranks using microwave > transformers and capacitors etc to make CS using high voltage DC. > I wanted to go to the archives to have a look around but that section is > not functioning at the moment and so I thought I'd just ask the group > instead. > I have been using low dc Volt system for making a fine quality CS for 5 > years already. Because of demand from family and friends I need to increase > my production. > > I found some instructions on the internet from a kind fellow on how to > connect the microwave components together to create such a system but not > much more details then that unfortunately. I tried it and the initial > results are encouraging. I only have a TDS meter on hand and so am not > really sure about the quality of the product. Also I only had wire type of > electrodes and did not have the wider pieces of silver and so I fear I am > making too large of particles. > > Has anybody here used this type of system and if so have they had their > product analyzed for true ppm, particle size and % of ionic/colloid content > etc. ? > > any information on this will be appreciated. > > best regards, > > PG50 > -- A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take everything you have.
