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Re: NotaDrinker - Blue Domino - Feminized Seed n Scrog
So I have done some further research, and it has become clear to me that I am not even sure what I am talking about...
I want to link a FAQ this site about CS. Very informative and easy to understand.
Making Colloidal Silver
It seems that the ppm of silver 'particles' in CS can not even be measured with my TDS meter, as they are not dissolved in the water. They are suspended.
I can however read the ppm of the silver 'ions' in the CS, and they apparently make up a large majority of the content of what we call CS.
I think I will simply test to see what works and try to forget about the science behind it. If it works, I am happy.
I have started batch 2. 5v, 2amp, 500ml water.
I think the higher amps will make CS faster, but will make larger particles as a result.
Meaning the CS will turn color at a lower ppm cause of the larger particles. But that is just a guess. We will see.
Next batch I will make with the 6v 4R25 battery I have. I have a feeling on that one.
Low voltage, low amperage. Longer cooking time, but smaller particles I think. Higher ppm before color change I think. We will see on that one too.
When I am all done I will take my findings over to Granny's thread to be compiled with the rest of it .
Best Wishes.
Edit: 5v adapter was defective. 2 hours and nothing, 0ppm.
I have begun with the battery, 15 mins and you can see it working.
Edit 2: Something is not working anymore. It has been over 2 hours and nothing with the battery yet. There must be a connection problem. I took the wires out and put them back in, checked everything and reconnected the battery. I will know in an hour or so. I think the little plug that I put my silver wire into may no longer be good. Maybe I pushed the wire too far in or something.
If I get nothing with the battery when I check after dinner, then I will have to connect the plug wires to the silver wires directly and try like that.
I will go back to the 5v, 2A adapter if the connector proves faulty on this battery test.
Edit 3: OMFG Edits. Seems I fixed the connection issue. The battery is making CS now. I will revert to the 5v 2A next test.
So I have done some further research, and it has become clear to me that I am not even sure what I am talking about...
I want to link a FAQ this site about CS. Very informative and easy to understand.
Making Colloidal Silver
It seems that the ppm of silver 'particles' in CS can not even be measured with my TDS meter, as they are not dissolved in the water. They are suspended.
I can however read the ppm of the silver 'ions' in the CS, and they apparently make up a large majority of the content of what we call CS.
I think I will simply test to see what works and try to forget about the science behind it. If it works, I am happy.
I have started batch 2. 5v, 2amp, 500ml water.
I think the higher amps will make CS faster, but will make larger particles as a result.
Meaning the CS will turn color at a lower ppm cause of the larger particles. But that is just a guess. We will see.
Next batch I will make with the 6v 4R25 battery I have. I have a feeling on that one.
Low voltage, low amperage. Longer cooking time, but smaller particles I think. Higher ppm before color change I think. We will see on that one too.
When I am all done I will take my findings over to Granny's thread to be compiled with the rest of it .
Best Wishes.
Edit: 5v adapter was defective. 2 hours and nothing, 0ppm.
I have begun with the battery, 15 mins and you can see it working.
Edit 2: Something is not working anymore. It has been over 2 hours and nothing with the battery yet. There must be a connection problem. I took the wires out and put them back in, checked everything and reconnected the battery. I will know in an hour or so. I think the little plug that I put my silver wire into may no longer be good. Maybe I pushed the wire too far in or something.
If I get nothing with the battery when I check after dinner, then I will have to connect the plug wires to the silver wires directly and try like that.
I will go back to the 5v, 2A adapter if the connector proves faulty on this battery test.
Edit 3: OMFG Edits. Seems I fixed the connection issue. The battery is making CS now. I will revert to the 5v 2A next test.