Kephra, thank you so much for your reply!! I greatly appreciate your input.
Rereading my post, I see I was not as clear and accurate with what I wanted to communicate. In general, I will liquid sodium carbonate, then add and dissolve the maltodextrin and then add and dissolve the liquid gelatin at the beginning of the process as the solution is heating. Then I insert the anode and diode coins.
I will change the second coin to a piece of thin copper wire. I tried that once before and ended up with a dark brown cloudy outcome. So I went back to the two coins which at least produced products whose colors where in line with colloidal silver at the various ppm concentrations.
I will also try to build the LM317 stabilizer as found here in the articles.
I really want to perfect this process so I can have the utmost of confidence in the consumption of the colloidal silver I produce.
Thanks again Kephra for your response and also it great to have you here helping and assisting all as you do. I pray for your health and continued longevity.