The Basic Colloidal Silver Generator
Part Two: Building the Generator

You really shouldn`t add ANY salts at all. Though it will increase the production time it will also increase the mineral salts in the solution. You want PURE colloidal silver. I use a 33k ohm resistor in series with one side of the power supply. That basically limits it to just a bit above 1ma of current. It takes longer of course ( about 3 hours) or so, but will give you pure colloidal silver if you stop the process at the right time, which you can achieve using a laser pen. As the voltage across the load (the 2 silver wires) increases to around 30 volts, check the solution with a laser pen or a ppm meter. A ppm of between 5-20 is good.

Am very interisted in this new info. Will build the beginer C/S generator and am working on the 99.9 silver rods or coins.

Thanks much

Del

I assembled my generater about 2 years ago usin three common 9 volt batteries you can buy at almost any store. Used multiple battery (3) connecters to wire the batteries in series to produce 27 volts. I cut a 99.9
precent silver Mexican Paso coin in half for the anode and cathode parts, drilled small holes in each for the attachment of suitable copper wires and attached small alligater clips by squeesing them on with pliers. Absolutly no soldering is to be done with any connection that is near the solution. Also the wire attachments to the silver should never be alowed to get wet either as we don't want silver copper, just silver. Copper can be toxic. I use deionized water with a tiny amount of sodium bicarb (baking soda) to get the reaction going as you will get no reaction with pure water as it doesnt conduct electricity much at all.
I also dont alow the electrodes to work longer then 3 min per pint as with the large electrodes you get a lot in a hurry. I then filter the solution thru a coffee filter to extract anything that wont go thru the filter. You dont want to have to bite big chuncks of silver. You want a clear solution when you are done. Solution is stored in 1 pint brown pharmacy bottles baught at my local drug store. You must store the solution in a dark place between 50 and 80 degrees and dont keep it longer then 3 months for safe usage. Dont over use but treat it like a drug or you might find the bad bugs might develop resistance against it. Use the old stuff in the garden to stop plant diseases but delute it about 10 to 1 and spray it in an old washed out 409 type spray bottles. You do save useful empty none toxic containers dont you? We must be earth friendly dont we? New stuff is good for pets as well. We use this stuff before we have to go to antibiotics so antibiotics will do what they are supposed to do. Any 99.9 coin will work and its a lot less expencive then buying silver rods and with the larger surface area, a lot faster working as well because of its surface area. Check the market price of silver and buy when you can. Good luck. Use what really works and dont get hung up on all antiestablishment anterianism. Use head.

wonder site thank you

It's a lot easier using an AC/DC generator, (applying alligator clips in the same manner), cheaper too!

Dear,

If I learned my lesson well, the generator must supply +/- 30 V DC and a current of 5 ŕ 10 mA (reduced by the 33k resistor).
But what is the distance between the two silver electrods? Think I read 30 mm.
Is using demineralised (demiwater) water (destilled more than once) better?

Thanks and greetings, André.

magnets can generate the power needed.

I am happy to have stumbled onto your website. My hobby has been chemistry since I was 8 years old. I was the top science student at St Peters High School, in Mansfield, Ohio. AS a matter of fact, I won first place in the annual science fair as a freshman. I continued my chemistry and biology studies at Ohio State, completing Majors in those two fields in 2.5 years. I am totally enthralled to receive shortcuts in building a generator. Give me a week or two and I will get back to you. Regards, Richard

Excerpt from instructions: "Attach the two battery sets together: (...Once the four batteries are attached a circuit has actually been completed.)..."

Correction: A circuit is not completed by connecting the two sets of batteries together.

The point is indeed minor, but correct information is the best information.

great site, I plan on making one and trying it out.

Thanks

Laure