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Silver Pulser FAQ

When comparing to other units, check to ensure:
The Silver Pulser is powered by 18 to 36 Volts. Some units use 3 or 4 x 9-Volt batteries. Other units use 1 x 9-Volt battery which uses a booster circuit to provide the necessary voltage. The 1 battery units are small and pocket size, while the multiple battery ones are larger and bulkier. Additionally, most properly designed 1 battery units can run off an AC-DC Wall Adaptor or Solar Panel. Check the manufacturer's specifications for this feature.
The unit operates with a nominal 27-31 Volt Peak, Bi-Phasic Square Wave, with a frequency of 3.92 Hz per half cycle, +/- 1 Hz. (This is ½ the Earth frequency of 7.83 Hz.) The effectiveness of units operating at a higher frequency and/or with a non-square or modified waveform have not been established.
There are LED lights to indicate when the unit has sufficient power.
There are LED lights to indicate when the circuits are operating properly.
The warranty compares favorably. The SOTA's Silver Pulser has a three year warranty.

Pluses to check for:
Does the unit offer a constant voltage output? This unique design approach will ensure the unit will continue to operate at a constant voltage output as the battery weakens. This also allows for operation from an external DC power source. SOTA's Silver Pulser has constant voltage output. On units that do not have a constant voltage output, the voltage will decrease over time as the battery wears out. And...
Does the unit have the option to be operated from a Wall Adaptor or 12-Volt DC battery source or appropriate solar panel? SOTA's Silver Pulser has this option. And...
Are the electrodes high quality Copper to reduce rust and corrosion? SOTA uses copper electrodes. The stainless steel electrodes tend to cause more skin irritation. And... What kind of accessories come with the unit?

FAQ for the CSG5 from the manufacturer:

What is the difference in the methods to make Ionic/Colloidal Silver?
There are three main methods to make Ionic/Colloidal Silver: 1) Constant Current Method 2) Hot Water Method 3) Salt Method. The first two methods make a superior Ionic/Colloidal Silver as the particle size remains very small and is largely ionic. The salt method was introduced when Bob Beck first developed a way to make Colloidal Silver at home. Salt is one method to increase the conductivity of water. Using the salt method is no longer recommended as silver chloride is produced resulting in a larger particle size.

Why is particle size important?
Particle size is important as with long-term use, larger particles could lead to darkening of the skin - a condition known as argyria. In addition, a spokesman for the Colloidal Association of America told us it requires a smaller particle to kill a virus than bacteria. While both bacterial and viral infections are common, colds, flu and other ailments often develop from viral infections. It is often better, therefore, to have a smaller particle size.

If I do use salt to make Colloidal Silver, what type should I use?
It is important to use a natural salt like Celtic Salt that is farmed as nature intended-without high heat or additives. Sea salt will do but it is best to avoid table salt because of the additives.

How do I make Ionic/Colloidal Silver using the Constant Current method?
This method is very simple. Using either a Constant Current Adapter or a unit that has constant current circuitry simply immerse about 75% of the silver wires in 2 cups of room temperature distilled water in a glass jar. Let the unit run for 1½ to 2 hours to produce Ionic/Colloidal Silver in the 5 PPM range. With Constant Current it is not necessary to heat the water to increase conductivity.

How do I make Ionic/Colloidal Silver using the heat method?
Bring 2 cups of distilled water to the boil in a nonmetal container. Pour into a glass jar and immerse about 75% of the silver wires. Let the unit run for 15 to 20 minutes for 3-5 PPM . The water is brought to the boil simply to give a standard for heat. Heating is necessary to increase the conductivity of the water.

How do I know if there are too many impurities in the water?
If the color of the water darkens, there are too many impurities in the water. Ionic/Colloidal Silver should be no darker than a pale gold. A gold color usually occurs at about 6-10 PPM. If darker, use externally only.

What type of container should I use to make Ionic/Colloidal silver?
A drinking glass or a glass jar that is tall enough to cover 75% of the wires when two cups (16 ounces) of water is used. A customer reports a 2-lb honey jar works well. Canning jars work well also.

Why is it necessary to use distilled water?
We recommend distilled water as it usually has the least impurities. You can use other water as long as the color of the Ionic/Colloidal Silver remains clear or a light golden color.

What type of container do I need to boil the water for making ionic/colloidal silver?
A non-metal cooking utensil or a stove top coffee percolator with a wire on the burner works great. A Pyrex measuring cup is not recommended for stove top use as it may explode.

Why does the color and taste of ionic/colloidal silver change from batch to batch?
Distilled water not only varies from one part of the country to another, but bottles of water from the same company can vary. Water, therefore, is the big variable when making ionic/colloidal silver. If you're uncertain of the PPM you're producing, it's best to run the unit until the water turns a pale yellow. You can then cut the time by a few minutes and you should have approximately 5 PPM . You may have to do this test a few times each year to determine how long it's taking for the water to turn color.

What purity of silver wire should be used?
The silver wires we use are .9999 pure. This is the best that is readily available. We order our silver directly from the refinery in large quantities. The refinery we use is Handy & Harmon. They can be reached at 1-800-24-KARAT. This Four 9 grade of silver is the best that is readily available.

NOTE: Many companies incorrectly refer to silver wire purity. Three 9 silver or .999 silver is the mathematical equivalent of 99.9%. Three 9 silver is the minimum grade for colloidal silver production. The next step up in grade is Four 9 silver or .9999, which is mathematically equivalent to 99.99%. The highest grade of silver that man can make commercially is Five 9 silver or .99999, which is mathematically equivalent to 99.999%. (Five 9 silver is an incredibly difficult purity to manufacture, and requires extremely precise manufacturing methods and very costly equipment. Expect to pay 5-10 times more for this ultra-pure silver; if indeed you can even find it.) The error you will come across is manufacturers stating that their silver is Three 9 silver and refer to it as being 99.999%. This is wrong and misleading. SOTA has always used and sold Four 9 (.9999) pure fine silver. We have the assay test on file to prove this fact. Ask for this document from your silver supplier, as any reputable company would have a copy of this in their records.

What color should colloidal silver be?
When ionic/colloidal silver is made without salt, it should be clear in the 3 to 5 PPM range. It will turn a light yellow color when the PPM is between 6 to 10 PPM.

Is a higher ppm better?
Not necessarily. Present research shows that from 3-5 PPM is both safe and effective. A higher PPM may mean the particle size is also higher. A higher particle size may be less effective.

Is the friendly bacteria neutralized as well?
The colloidal silver should be mostly absorbed before reaching the large intestine-especially if held under the tongue for absorption. As a precaution, however, we use an acidophilus supplement from time to time.

Is it okay to heat the water in the Microwave?
A Microwave is known to alter molecules so we do not recommend using a microwave.

How do I make more than 2 cups?
The procedure with 2 cups has been tested to produce 3-5 PPM with a variety of distilled waters. If you want to make more, we suggest you repeat the basic recipe to make more than one batch. If you want to make several cups at a time, you could time the unit until the batch turns a light yellow. For the next batch cut back the time by about 5 minutes so the colloid is still clear and you should have approximately 5 PPM. When making larger quantities it is important to stir the water and clean the wires occasionally.

Do the wires need cleaning each time I make colloidal silver?
Yes, the wires need to be cleaned each time you make colloidal silver.

Why do the silver wires turn black when making colloidal silver?
In the electrolysis process, water splits into hydrogen and oxygen. Oxygen comes off the positive (+) electrode and interacts with silver ions which in turn creates silver oxide and oxygen. The blackening is silver oxide.

Can I use tap water?
This is not recommended. The cloudiness that occurs is because of the silver reacting with the chlorine in the water creating silver chloride. The salt method also produces a gray cloud. The boiling method produces a clear or light golden colloidal silver.

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