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I would assume so but that would be expensive. I think you could use most common metals. Not sure what use it would be. Silver has antiseptic properties and copper does also. Gold, I don’t know. Thanks for the comment

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Yeah I was going to use it as my signature move but my wife said she would divorce me. No, just kidding it was my first video and just wanted to get the video out and did not think about it. Making another one would have meant taking the chain saw back apart and I did want to share the repair with others. Thanks for the comment.

You may have missed it but there is a baffle (white plastic) that sits between the inlet and outlet. So air flows in and has to make a turn to get around the baffle. This gives the air flow more contact time with the activated charcoal. It should be in contact with the activated charcoal for at least 0.25 seconds to allow for adsorption to occur. You also want to keep the air flow as low as possible but still provide about a 0.25 inch of water over press in your shelter. Thanks for the comment.

Yes. But you could cut in half

You could but that would place the filter inside closer to you and that would expose you to more radiation from the filter. There are many ways to position the filter you just have to think through the consequences. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the info

Most homes will not be near enough to be damaged during a nuclear explosion. The explosions, although destructive in the immediate location, do not affect that large of an area. Maybe a 10 mile radius. You are much more likely to be affected by the fallout that can cover hundreds of square miles. But if you are unlucky enough to be experience the actual blast that could topple your house, you are probably toast no matter what you do.

The one for aquariums should be fine. There is not a lot of difference. They add some coating to make it more effective but it will still be effective.

I do not know the ppm concentration it is difficult to measure without more expensive testing equipment. To increase the concentration you just have to leave it in longer. Most people I think base it on the color to just get it close. Thanks for the comment 👍

@@edwardjackson9791 so I just went through some other sources, basically the silver does not dissolve completely hence TDS meter will not show accurate reading but still should be enough for my use. Thanks so much

The placement is dependent on your shelter design. It would be best outside. Or in a space inside like a garage that would protect it from the elements. You could also shield it if you wanted it inside your shelter area. Thanks for the comment 👍

It actually goes on the discharge side of the blower motor shown in this video ruclips.net/video/EfAK1pmhwWI/видео.htmlsi=srFF4I72f7azA0rK You could make to connection inside your shelter with what ever size piping you have. The bottom side would hook to the filter discharge and the upper outlet would go into your shelter area.

This is the link is to the full video but I wanted to make one for the activated charcoal filter build. ruclips.net/video/EfAK1pmhwWI/видео.htmlsi=srFF4I72f7azA0rK

It is at 27Vdc. That is the same as used for colloidal silver. I haven’t seen any other voltage but I just use it for disinfecting surfaces. Thanks for the comment maybe I’ll lower the voltage and see what effect that has.

@@edwardjackson9791 current = amps. Your voltage is fine but the intensity/amperage in which the voltage is being pushed through needs to be regulated. Using a battery setup is fine as long and you use a potentiometer. This will regulate the amperage with ohms. 27v with high ampacity will cause particles of metal to fly off the rod. You want the smallest particles possible as to go beyond the blood/brain barrier. There's an older fellow here on youtube who rigged a box with potentiometer and banana plugs. Check him out.

@@josephdelange8497 thanks I see if I can find him.

Sounds good. One thing is make sure your flow rate is low, just enough that would keep the area you would be in to about 0.25 inches of water above outside air pressure. The contaminated air needs to be in contact with the activated charcoal for at least 1/4 of a second to remove the contamination. So, too high of flow rate would not allow the contact time needed. Thanks for the comment.

I have done other videos on what you asked about just look at the videos on my channel. But it would be best to install it outside the shelter I’m a protected area for example if your shelter is in the basement installing the filter in the garage would protect it and you would not have to exit the house if something needs adjusted. There are many ways to manually pull air through the filter. I did a video on one I built with a large PCV pipe and connections. Again if you look at my videos on my channel you can find them. I don’t have that many.

Yes this is just the charcoal filter part. It would fit inside the outer bucket that has holes, HEPA Filter, fan, and roughing filter material. So if you look at the video I did before this is just the charcoal filter part. I was still trying different designs to make it easier. I am not really interested in selling any I just want to share the ideas based on what I’ve learned. I’m sure there are many ways to skin this cat. Thanks for the comment.

@@edwardjackson9791 Thank you for your hard work. Our families are grateful

I go by the color but there are other videos out there that go into more detail on the process. I just use it for external use as a sanitizer. Thanks for the comment.

The design is for an NBC filter for filtering during emergencies but can be used for clearing odors from air. I ordered the HEPA filter for a vacuum cleaner (craftsman shop vac) from Amazon. About $30. I have another video on the complete build and others for the use on my channel if you would like to see more about it. Thanks for your comment and sorry it took so long to respond.

Yes distilled water is what I use BUT I used for medicinal also. If just using for a pool I don’t know if that would be needed. I am sure the voltage will affect the time it takes. Not sure if the particle size would be affected. I am not familiar with using it for pool water. Thanks for commenting.

distilled water isn't just best, it's necessary. If you have minerals in your water, the silver will react with it.

@@WillBilly425 that is what I thought would happen. Thanks for the feedback👍

That is pricey. The one I used was around $30. But it depends on your needs and design. Thanks for the comment 👍

Good idea. The shape of the bucket or container really doesn’t matter as long as you don’t have leakage past the filter media. The only requirement for flow rate is it provides enough makeup to supply your shelter with makeup O2. The air flow should be in contact with the activated charcoal flow >0.25 seconds. So slow flow is better if it provides the correct amount of makeup O2. I bought a CO2 monitor to check the air in our area.

Great point!

I am not sure. Are you using pure copper? Mine is .9999 pure copper. I used the same voltage as you but using a power supply. I don’t think that would matter. I’m not sure what you are using it for either. I used mine for just disinfecting. Sorry it took so long to get back to you.

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That is correct. When I removed the old pump I marked where the suction grove was so I could install the new one correctly. Also check the depth so you get the new one back in and aligned with the discharge hole. It is not to hard to get the depth correct because the pump gear has to align with the drive gear and you can see it on the clutch side pretty easily. Check the video at about the 3:15 point where I try to explain it. It is hard to see because of the small sizes. Hope this helps

@@edwardjackson9791 I didn't mark how mine came out, so now I don't know to line it up.

@@hagsmich ok . If you have the same saw, when you are installing the pump the saw will be upside down. Have the saw throttle pointed toward you and the bar would be point away at the 12 o’clock position. The groove (suction side) in the pump will be located at the 6 o’clock position. The discharge hole ( one without the groove ) will be at the 12 o’clock position. Again this is with the saw upside down looking at the bottom. When you are done and the saw is back together run the saw with no bar so you can check the you have oil flow. If you don’t have flow I think you can adjust the pump from the bottom without taking the saw totally back apart just remove the suction tube from the pump suction and adjust the position. Hope this helps. Good luck. Send comments on if this helped and any thing you learned so others can benefit 😁

Thanks for your help.

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I just did it until it was a light blue color. About 24 hours. But I was using 27 Vdc. Unless you are shooting for a specific concentration I think that the color is a good indicator. I am not at all an expert on this I just enjoyed the process and the visuals. There are much better RUclips videos on the process.

The fan I used was not a shop vac but that could be used. The full flow would likely be way too much. The air needs to be in contact with the activated charcoal for about .25 seconds or more so you can throttle the discharge to reduce the flow. I used an old squirrel cage fan from an old gas furnace. If you look at the other videos on my channel I cover manual operation and some design ideas. The good part of the squirrel cage design is there is little resistance to air flow and if you need the manually operate a air pump it is much easier to pump air through. Thanks for the questions.

Thanks that’s good information. I did it mostly because it was interesting but we do use the colloidal silver for cleaning. There is confusion (at least on my part)as the the ppm you get and an exact way to measure it. Thanks again for sharing.👍

Thanks for sharing

Good idea!!!

@@edwardjackson9791 reread my comment it’s clearly stated

www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/nuclear?pronunciation&lang=en_us&dir=n&file=nuclea01 nu·​cle·​ar ˈnü-klē-ər ˈnyü- nonstandard -kyə-lər How do you pronounce nuclear?: Usage Guide Though disapproved of by many, pronunciations ending in \-kyə-lər\ have been found in widespread use among educated speakers including scientists, lawyers, professors, congressmen, U.S. cabinet members, and at least two U.S. presidents and one vice president. While most common in the U.S., these pronunciations have also been heard from British and Canadian speakers. There has always been variations in the pronunciation of nuclear. Again what part of the Video was factually wrong?

Non-standard because it’s wrong. A lot of people pronounce it incorrectly. However if you’re going to present yourself as knowledgeable on a topic and expect people to believe you know what you’re talking about you should pronounce it correctly. It just makes your entire presentation sound unqualified

That is difficult to say. It depends on how air tight the space is and number of people. The key is to provided filtered makeup oxygen to your space as long as you provide a slight over pressure (.025 in water) with most air flow though the filter it will provide protection. The filter elements used at nuclear plants are not much bigger that a couple of trash cans and provide air filtering of around 50,000 ft2. So it mostly depends on how much makeup air you need not the volume. This filter is not perfect but it will provide better air quality that just a furnace type filter. The ones that are specifically built for this are in the $5000 dollar and much much more. But the filtering is the same. Hope this help. Thanks for the comment.👍

Never herd of sq ft water perhaps gallons and this guy would't know

You can use 9 volt batteries or any dc power supply that you can control the voltage. There are videos on using the batteries on RUclips.

Not sure. You can look at safe cell for specific filter details.

@@edwardjackson9791 thanks

Best place is outside under cover but inside like a garage would work. You just have to realize it will be drawing contamination inside the area you put it. Also away from people. The filter itself may become radioactive as it filters and present a radiation hazard. Thanks for the question 👍

That be great. My problem was the original pump had no treads so I had to push it from the top. Wasn’t hard but the replacement pump had threads and it would have made it much easier. Thanks for the comment 👍