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Colloidal Silver Compact

Generator

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The purpose of this article is to show you how youcan make the most powerful (yet safe), natural germfighter on planet earth: It's called colloidal silver (CS)and you can make it at home using a compact, "BareBones" kit which utilizes three nine volt batteriesconnected in series (see photo at right). You could, if you wish, connect four 9 volt batteries or even five 9

volt batteries (clip a fourth and/or a fifth battery to thetwo exposed battery connectors seen from the lower

batteries in the photo on the right) to produce 36 DCvolts and/or 45 DC volts respectively, but theelectrolysis action occurs more quickly when youincrease the voltage, so the chances for currentrunaway are also increased. The 27 volt design willmake perfectly decent CS in about 30-40 minutesusing heated, distilled water. .

Connected with three batteries as shown, this battery arrangement will produce 27 volts of

DC battery power which is more than enough voltage for the electrolysis production of colloidal silver using a custom built connector cable that connects to the end terminals of thestacked batteries at one end and terminates with two alligator clips at the other end of thecable. The alligator clips are attached to two 99.99% pure silver wire rods which are placed ina drinking glass or a glass jar filled with distilled water (this is important). The silver rodsare held in place with two plastic clothespins.


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I made the custom connector cable seen in the photo on the left with 18 gauge zip cord andtwo 9 volt battery snap caps for the battery end and two alligator clips for the opposite end of the cable. I connected both wires of each snap cap to its respective cable wire, so it doesn'tmatter which battery snap cap you use on which exposed battery terminal; it will work either way.

I used 10 inch, 8 gauge silver rods for this demonstration because you can produce colloidalsilver faster using silver rods of larger diameter. I didn't need a full 10 inches of silver rod for this demonstration, but I already had these rods cut to 10 inches because I use them in the 2liter flask setup (see further below) for large volume CS production.

You can speed up the production time for making colloidal silver by first boiling your distilled water in a Visionware glass pot or an enameled pot or use a ceramic pot (use flameheat if possible). But in this case, I wanted to see how long it took to make colloidal silver with this Bare Bones kit setup using water at room temperature, so I didn't heat up the water for this demonstration (but normally I would)

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As soon as I poured distilled water into the 16 oz glass jar seen on the right, the electrolysis process began with electrons flowing from the negative battery terminal to the positive battery terminal via the two silver rod electrodes immersed in the distilled water.

Very little electron current will flow in the beginning due to the high resistance to currentflow encountered with distilled water, but gradually the water will acquire more and morepositive silver ions (Ag +) coming off the silver rods, which will lower the resistance of thewater and allow more current to flow (and speed up production). However, this is a doubleedged sword.

Maintaining current flow in one direction, a common design parameter seen with moststandard CS generators (and this Bare Bones setup), will tend to encourage a phenomenoncalled 'current runaway' which can cause silver particles to aggregate into clumps and can

possibly further clump into larger aggregates and form silver puddles which will float on the

surface of the solution. Another drawback to current runaway is an acceleration of silveroxide formation (a black precipitate) which will initially form on the silver electrodes


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(blackening them), but can deposit into the solution (and on the glass closest to the silver electrodes), if allowed to build up in concentration. Allowing silver oxide to contaminate thesolution excessivly will lower the quality and shelf life of the colloidal silver being produced.

Making decent colloidal silver is somewht more problematic when using this Bare Bones

setup, compared to using my Deluxe CS Generator design, because we aren't using theReverse Polarity principle employed with the Deluxe CS Generator (currently on ChristmasSpecial discount), but the Bare Bones setup will still work okay if you follow my precautionsand production protocols explained in this article.

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You can see from Photo 4 that I was able to achieve enough silver ions in suspension(colloidal silver) to produce a fairly thick laser track (the silver particles in solution will back scatter the laser beam passing through it creating the 'track') ) using my mini laser pen as anindicator of ion concentration after about 50 minutes of production time (remember that thiswater is at room temperature). The color of the CS solution is also a reliable indicator of itsrelative concentration.

As the silver colloid builds up in concentration, the distilled water will gradually turn fromclear to very pale yellow to light yellow to a medium (and even darker) yellow the longer the

process proceeds. The yellow color that looks similar to light beer will approximate roughly15-25 ppm of colloidal silver if analyzed by a lab. That's more than adequate for CS


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concentration since CS works so very, very well against pathogenic organisms, even at verydilute concentrations (1-5 ppm).

It's very important to understand that successful colloidal silver production r equires your participation, concentration, and attention~for the entire time you are running the

electrolysis process. This sounds odd to the conventionally educated science student, butcolloidal silver production involves alchemical principles, which if utilized intelligently,will enhance the quality, charasteristics, and longevity of the silver colloid produced.

If you just pour the water into the jar and walk away from this proces for one or two hours,you will likely find that the solution will not be the golden yellow seen here, but rather a

blackish-amber color and you might find little puddles of silver floating on top of the solution.If you stick that jar of poorly produced CS into a kitchen cabinet for 3 or 4 weeks, you willlikely find that the amber color will have disappeared entirely and that the solution has either turned to a blackish-gray color or the solution will look relatively clear with a black

precipitate at the bottom of the jar. As mentioned above, colloidal silver production responds

to your thoughts and attentiveness while making it.

The Bare Bones Protocol

By paying attention to the process while it's taking place, the quality of the colloidal silver produced will be enhanced and give you a significantly longer shelf life. The first thing toremember is to stick with this process from start to finish. Sit right there and watch this

process take place from beginning til end .

After the initial slow start (due to the poor conductivity of distilled water), the electrodes inthe solution will first turn a light gray, then a slightly darker gray and then turn blackish. Assoon as the electrodes begin to turn black, you unhook the alligator clips, take the electrodesout and wipe off the black silver oxide precipitate using a paper towel or tissue. Place thecleaned electrodes back into the glass, holding them upright with the plastic clothespin(sparated by one to 1.5 inches), and re-attach the alligator clip. Each time you do thiselectrode cleaning process, re-attach the alligator clips to the opposite electrode from which itwas previosuly connected. The reason for doing this is to reverse the direction of current flowthrough the solution.

Using a wooden chop stick, stir the solution intermitently to limit the buildup of ionconcentration between the electrodes. The stratification of ion charges within a static solution

will encourage current runaway. By distributing the ion concentration more evenly, thecurrent runaway problem will beminimized. Photo 5


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As the concentation of silver ion particles builds up in the solution, the blackening of theelectrodes will accelerate and you'll have to wipe them off more often. Do the electrode

cleaning as often as necessary until the process is complete. Do not allow the black oxide precipitate to build up in the solution. It will adversely affect the charge on the silver ionsalready in solution and encourage the clumping of silver particles. By keeping the electrodesclean of the black oxide and routinely disconnecting the alligator clips and reversing their attachment, you are employing the Reverse Polarity prinicple to some degree, but at a muchlonger time interval than that applied with my CS generator. But it still works all the same, asyou can see from Photo 5 taken the next day after this batch of CS was produced. The yellowcolor intensified somewhat after sitting in the kitchen cabinet overnight. I've noticed thisintensification of color whenever I use some variation of the Reverse Polarity principle.

I don't know if this batch of CS will enjoy the 14 year shelf life that's possible using myDeluxe CS generator and protocol, but dowsing tells me that it's good CS and stable.

The production process will go faster if you heat up the distilled water first. I never use ametal pot to heat the water and I always try to use a flame heat if I have that option. If I haveto use an electric stove, it's OK, but I'll heat the water in a Pyrex or Visionware glass pot tominimize interference from the magnetic field radiated by the electric burner coil. Boiling thewater first will also drive off free oxygen dissolved in the water and consequently reducesilver oxide formation.

Use a dowsing "L" rod to find a location for making your CS in your home that is not on a

Ley line or at a Ley line crossing point where you'll get a vortex effect. This only speeds upthe reaction and encourages the formation of silver clumping and silver oxide precipitate.


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Colloidal silver will produce much faster at full moon than at half or quarter moon cycles(another alchemical connection).

Bare Bones Kit

You can obtain the custom made Bare Bones A) connector cable, along with B) two plasticclothespins and C) a wooden chop stick for stirring, as well as the Bare Bones production

protocol instructions for $20 + $6 Priority shipping to anywhere in the USA (or $17 for Priority shipping to any other location in the world). You can obtain the three 9 volt batterieslocally.

Silver Electrodes

I offer silver electrodes in three different diameters (gauges) and at different lenghts. I buy99.99% pure silver. If you obtain your silver from another source, be sure that it's at least99.9% pure. Don'tt use a silver coin for CS production unless you are ABSOLUTELY certain

beyond a hadow of a doubt that the coin is made of 99.9 % silver. Most silver coins arealloyed with other metals to increase hardness. Sterling silver is heavily alloyed with other metals. Do not use it for CS production.

In choosing electrodes, decide on a length that will fit the largest size glass container youhave in mind for making your CS. The electrodes should protrude at least one inch above therim of the glass. The larger the diameter of silver rod chosen, the faster will be the productionof CS because more surface area of silver is exposed to the electrolysis process. Largediameter electrodes will naturally last much longer than smaller diameter wire, but makingcolloidal silver takes very little metal off the wire, so it takes a few years of usage beforeeven the 14 gauge silver electrodes wear down so thin that you have to replace them.

14 gauge silver electrodes:

6" Electrodes $30

8" Electrodes $38

10" Electrodes $45

12" Electrodes $55

14" Electrodes $65

16" Electrodes $75

Larger Silver Electrodes

8 gauge Silver electrode sets (about 9/64 diameter):

8" Electrodes $85

10" Electrodes $105

12" Electrodes $125

6 gauge Silver electrode sets (about 11/64

diameter):

7" Electrodes $1158" Electrodes $130


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10" Electrodes $165

12" Electrodes $195

The 8 and 6 gauge electrodes are normally used with the 2 liter Erlenmeyer flask (seen rightwith the Deluxe CS generator) to make CS in concentrated batches that may take as long as

4 or 5 hours to produce, but then can be diluted with 9 parts of distilled water to give you afinal concentration of CS that is golden yellow in color and equivalent to 15-25 ppm inconcentration. .

If you wish to obtain the Bare Bones Kit, with or without the silver electrodes, just send mean e-mail at orderingstuff(at)educate-yourself.org

and type "Bare Bones CS Kit" in the Subject line.

Here's hoping that everyone enjoys a joyous, loving, and Merry Christmas this year, KenAdach

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