[pure-silver] Re: Silver Recovery
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- Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 11:34:43 -0800
How much liquid are you planning to process, and how often?
Jonathan
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[mailto:pure-silver-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mark Blackwell
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2007 5:41 PM
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Subject: [pure-silver] Silver Recovery
I am finally ready to build the silver recovery system I have been planning
for some time. Id welcome comments.
First I have tons of old dc wall transformers that are left over from things
like old telephones, answering machines and any of a host of electrical
devices. As long as its DC current it should work. Yet I may have some
choice of voltages, if there is an ideal voltage I should look for Id
appreciate it. I think most of the old ones are in the 6 to 12 volt range.
It will be plugged into a power strip that is plugged into a GFI socket. I
guess it could be plugged into the GFI directly, but it wouldn't be as easy.
Still as long as the strip is plugged into the GFI, it should be relatively
safe.
As far as circulation I am planning to use an air pump to just move the
water around enough to allow enough circulation around the electrodes to
keep it working. As far as the electrode material, I know one has to be
copper but can't both be or does the other electrode need to be a different
material such as stainless. I have a couple of options on how to attach the
wires. The copper side I am planning on using a piece of either copper
plumbing pipe or heavier copper wire.
As far as the container, I am planning to use a large plastic type of tote
Rubber will be ideal if I can find it, but it sure won't be metal.
What am I missing now before I actually start building?
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