hi

i am from australia, i have been making cs for about 6 years now
i dont think there is any reason to buy a generator to make high quality cs
i use a wall plug power supply, like a phone charger that creates a current of about 1 milli amp (the lower the amperage, the smaller the silver particles, and the greater the effectiveness of the cs) i make my cs in demineralised water which takes longer but again produces smaller particles. i have bought a TDS meter to test ppm, cost me about $25 aud and i have made up to 30 ppm(by accident) although im sure it could go higher but there is no point as it becomes less effective at high levels. I use cs at 10ppm or just under for ingestion as i find the metallic tast is less at about 8ppm. Im sure you can make a simple generator your self,

on this page
http://www.silverwell.com.au/

they have many instructions on the: (FREE DIY DESIGNS ) page ,the button is in the left hand column about half way down.

i find home made systems have been more reliable for me than the generators that i have bought in the past.
hope this helps


nathan

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Subject: CS>better generator?
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 15:11:33 -0700

Hi all,

A few weeks ago I posted asking for advice on how to get my Silver Puppy to work properly. Although I had dozens of responses (thank you to all !!! ), we were not able to get it working properly. It seems about half of the people had the same problem with theirs (not being able to make anything higher than 3-4ppm) but didn't care too much since 3-4 ppms is enough for their needs.

I want higher ppms and this was one of the reasons I chos the Silver Puppy, but since the Silver Puppy isn't able to produce that, I'm asking for recommendations on other brands/units that are more reliable in producing specific ppms.

Would you more experienced and more knowledgable silverists please advise on what I should consider getting?

Grateful,
Angel


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