Re: Better to use magnetic stirrer with Utopia generator?

Thank you Grizz and vairagi and Brightsideoflife...and everyone else that has helped me on this thread!!

You guys have seriously answered most of my questions!! :D

I do have just a few more. I will read through the links posted, but just to clarify

So, the Tyndall effect is better NOT to have MUD, so it's better for there to be no or very little line going through the solution, correct?

If so, then on BigBear's youtube videos for his ebay generator, he says the opposite that it's better to have a smooth bright line going through the solution and he shows on this video part 3 at this exact location: https://youtu.be/5ZTBSAalh8U?t=394

Does  that mean in teh above video example, he has MUD and it's not ideal silver...so his settings were wrong in making or he overcooked the batch?

I think the silvertron is more set and forget, right... Just set it to low milliamp (1 - 3Ma?) ... and let it run until it shuts off?

When you say: "I suggest that you put a voltmeter across the anode & cathode to watch voltage and place a milliammeter in series with the anode to see what you are doing. You want the FACTS not opinions."

What voltage would I look for ? I'm going to test the voltage with my new utopia generator. And then place a milliamp meter on the anode to see what that reads... I need to see if I have a Ma reader.

So, if the voltage and Ma reading is ideal on the utopia generator, then in theory it will do just as good a job as the silvertron or other generator, correct? I don't think they list the electric measurements for the unit, so I would have to do it myself I believe.

For your silvertron unit, did they ship you the stainless steel electrode to use with the silver bar? Or where did you buy/get it?

And then one last thing Grizz, when you finish your batch of 20-30ppm silver, I assume thats for internal use? Are you converting it after like what the mod recommends on the csforum? Or are you just directly bottling it after it finishes to the end of the process?