lol there is no such thing as 99.999% pure silver, and if there is it is EXTREMELY cheap, if someone claims it is they are lying to you. 99.9% silver is fine, 99.99% is also fine but there is almost no difference.
@Zaharkl And your basis and expertise is what, exactly? A certified assayer's report is a legal instrument, and the one that came with my silver adds up to 99.999% or better silver. Less pure silver may be OK, it's your body.
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Can you explain proper methods of using the laser and the TDS meter? I have a TDS meter I use for testing my RO water systems, how can I use that with Colloidal Silver generator.
Can you advise name and brand of laser as I would like to purchse one if it's not too expensive. I am now using a ROBEY colloidal silver generator and it has worked well so far , but I would like to know how to use TDS meter to check the ppm of silver in solution. Thanks, Jim
@wa5dxp You can use your TDS meter the same as with RO water, I'd rinse the probe in distilled water first, make sure you're getting a "0 PPM" reading, then test the silver. The laser is a rougher way to test, for those that don't have access to a TDS meter. When the beam of the laser makes a solid beam all the way through the solution, it should be close to what you want. Any cheap cat toy laser would work, as would a weapon laser or pointer.
@Phaeton230780 I bought my wire online, it came with an assayer's report stating the exact composition. Bars and coins of 99.999% purity may be fine, but using the wire is much easier. You will likely spend less on enough wire to last a lifetime than on two sets of 9v batteries. No sense in messing with your coins or bullion which you should be holding onto.
@nidan206 I believe the black substance is Silver oxide (sure someone will correct me), part of the process. I usually pull the black electrode carefully out of the water (it will fall off if you go fast or bump it) and wipe it with a clean paper towel, then put it back in. Any bits that do fall off will settle to the bottom, you might end up leaving a teaspoon of solution behind to avoid getting it in your final bottle.
Copper is soft enough that rubbing it on the silver will cause copper to transfer, and end up in your final solution, which is very bad. Same reason that you do not use coins which contain any percentage of copper.
When CS is made this way is it - or + charged? Also is it dangerous to drink the pieces of silver oxide?
JELEL6688 5 days ago
Also what gauge.
DreadeddLion 1 week ago
What website did you use to buy the wire? Thanks.
DreadeddLion 1 week ago
Hi Ho Silver, Away!!! lol...Great vid.
JELEL6688 1 month ago
@JELEL6688 Thank you!
SmallHoleInTheForest 2 weeks ago
lol there is no such thing as 99.999% pure silver, and if there is it is EXTREMELY cheap, if someone claims it is they are lying to you. 99.9% silver is fine, 99.99% is also fine but there is almost no difference.
Zaharkl 1 month ago
@Zaharkl And your basis and expertise is what, exactly? A certified assayer's report is a legal instrument, and the one that came with my silver adds up to 99.999% or better silver. Less pure silver may be OK, it's your body.
SmallHoleInTheForest 2 weeks ago
can you reuse the rods a million times? or what? :)
knowitsmet 2 months ago
@knowitsmet Yes, you can reuse the silver wire many, many times, probably not a million.
SmallHoleInTheForest 2 weeks ago
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unleashhealth 2 months ago
When silver oxidizes it turns black. its safe. I love silver!!! one of the most useful metals on the planet!!!
marie200378 3 months ago
thanks for this video but where i can fund the best silver rods??
stevohouston 3 months ago
what about three 9 volt batteries? why 4?
tsoutsos 3 months ago
I dont think you can get much hydrogen from this ..
type HHO generators here on youtube to get a better idea of hydrogen generators
frank0067 5 months ago
How long does it take to make a quart sized batch?
How many batches can be made before the batteries are used up?
What size are the silver particles?
How many PPM can be made with this method?
Thanks in advance!
poetbandit 9 months ago
Can you explain proper methods of using the laser and the TDS meter? I have a TDS meter I use for testing my RO water systems, how can I use that with Colloidal Silver generator.
Can you advise name and brand of laser as I would like to purchse one if it's not too expensive. I am now using a ROBEY colloidal silver generator and it has worked well so far , but I would like to know how to use TDS meter to check the ppm of silver in solution. Thanks, Jim
wa5dxp 11 months ago
@wa5dxp You can use your TDS meter the same as with RO water, I'd rinse the probe in distilled water first, make sure you're getting a "0 PPM" reading, then test the silver. The laser is a rougher way to test, for those that don't have access to a TDS meter. When the beam of the laser makes a solid beam all the way through the solution, it should be close to what you want. Any cheap cat toy laser would work, as would a weapon laser or pointer.
MrSchlinky 11 months ago
So .999 silver coins / bars are not good enough?
If so, where can one buy .999999 silver?
Much obliged.
Grtz from Amsterdam
Phaeton230780 1 year ago
@Phaeton230780 I bought my wire online, it came with an assayer's report stating the exact composition. Bars and coins of 99.999% purity may be fine, but using the wire is much easier. You will likely spend less on enough wire to last a lifetime than on two sets of 9v batteries. No sense in messing with your coins or bullion which you should be holding onto.
MrSchlinky 11 months ago
@MrSchlinky
Any formal name I can use to search the net for a provider in my neighbourhood of this silverwire?
A code perhaps? Id be very grateful sir. Much obliged.. and keep up The Good Work my friend.
Phaeton230780 11 months ago
@Phaeton230780 Old silver coins 90% silver and 10% copper.
tim3jones 1 month ago
what is that black stuff on the one terminal?
nidan206 1 year ago
@nidan206 I believe the black substance is Silver oxide (sure someone will correct me), part of the process. I usually pull the black electrode carefully out of the water (it will fall off if you go fast or bump it) and wipe it with a clean paper towel, then put it back in. Any bits that do fall off will settle to the bottom, you might end up leaving a teaspoon of solution behind to avoid getting it in your final bottle.
MrSchlinky 11 months ago
great video help out a lot of people could even be life saving.
roughboyusa 1 year ago
Copper is soft enough that rubbing it on the silver will cause copper to transfer, and end up in your final solution, which is very bad. Same reason that you do not use coins which contain any percentage of copper.
MrSchlinky 1 year ago