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Proportions for Cyb's Max Ion Tek Options
 
savak
#1 Posted : 11/3/2013 7:54:26 PM
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Hello,
I've had great success using Cyb's Max Ion method.
I have very large vessels I am using, and I'd like to process more than 100g at a time.
I understand that simply doubling the amounts is not the best way to move forward.
I can use my ph meter to determine the proportions for vinegar and lye, so my question is how much water should I add to the mixture? If I use 1.5 litres for 100g of MHRB, would I use 3.0 litres for 200g? Also, how much naptha would I use in each pull? Again I used 50ml naphta per pull from 100g of bark, so is 100ml the best amount for 200g?
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I would think that amount of water doesn't matter as much as pH and the napatha I would scale proportionate to the amount of water. So if you used 100mL of water and 50mL of napatha and it worked I would use that as a guideline. You can always do more pulls.

Maybe someone else could advise you better than me though.
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