I'm talking about zappers...what are you talking about?
What resonance does DC current have?
ode
At 10:26 AM 12/28/2012 -0500, you wrote:
Salt has nothing to do with it. The fast rising edge of the waveform has
a lot of harmonics, some of which resonant with the DNA of the pathogen,
and
local current is enough to cause necrosis. This is different than
oscillatory destruction. Harmonics of audio square waves are unlikely to
excite resonance with DNA strands, which would be somewhere close to
infrared wavelengths in my humble estimation. Low resistance points are
somehow cause
Salt has nothing to do with it. The fast rising edge of the waveform
has a lot of harmonics, some of which resonant with the DNA of the
pathogen, and breaks the DNA apart. Then the bias causes the pieced to
get drawn apart before they can recombine, destroying the pathogen. I
have seen movie
skin burning which I thought due to a
better skin
connection. The burns always seemed to be at point contacts.
Grist ?
Tony
On 27 Dec 2012 at 11:40, Marshall wrote about :
Subject : Re: CS>OT - zapper burns
> I believe this is a correct analysis. It might be worth while figuring
Salt is what produces the corrosive chemicals [hypochlorous acid and
sodium hydroxide]...and that's the whole reason to use a zapper [change the
PH of the blood in a localized area]
Try eliminating the salt in your blood.
The problem is that blood flow in the skin is not sufficient to reduc
It looks like KY Jelly might make a good electrode gel. See
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC490140/pdf/brheartj00336-0111.pdf
Resistance measurements compared to commercial electrode gels show it to
be acceptable for electrocardiograms.
KY - 2150 ohms
Lubafax - 9750 ohms
Cambridg
connection. The burns always seemed to be at point contacts.
Grist ?
Tony
On 27 Dec 2012 at 11:40, Marshall wrote about :
Subject : Re: CS>OT - zapper burns
> I believe this is a correct analysis. It might be worth while figuring
> out something that can be added to the water that will
I believe this is a correct analysis. It might be worth while figuring
out something that can be added to the water that will increase
conductivity and not produce such corrosive chemicals. Any salt, acid
or alkaline will work. I was thinking of either vinegar (acetic acid)
or citric acid.
e.
PT
From: Ode Coyote
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, December 27, 2012 8:54:23 AM
Subject: Re: CS>OT - zapper burns
The problem is that the electrochemicals being produced build up in the skin
because the skin doesn't have much blood flow rate to dilute th
Not odd, dry towels are less conductive than wet ones...he's made
himself a resistor to drop the voltage and current available...but might
not be getting anything if the towel is completly dry
good insulator
Ode
At 02:14 PM 12/26/2012 -0600, you wrote:
Actually, Bob (from another list) sai
The problem is that the electrochemicals being produced build up in the
skin because the skin doesn't have much blood flow rate to dilute them as
fast as they are being made.
Those are "chemical" burns.
5 ways to prevent..can all be used at once or any in part.
Reduce voltage [potentiometer]
Re
I'll give it a try as I certainly don't want any more burns. Do you (or anyone
else) know which pole (positive or negative) gives the burns?
Thanks.
PT
From: Renee
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wed, December 26, 2012 3:15:16 PM
Subject: RE: CS&g
Actually, Bob (from another list) said he was told about wetting the towels
and then letting them dry, then using them. he tried it and said it works a
lot better (he's sensitive so he can tell) than using wet towels. Odd, huh?
Samala,
Renee
Although I wrapped the copper handholds in a
Hi,
Although I wrapped the copper handholds in a layer of wet paper towel I ended
up
with a burn on the side on which I felt the estim most. I'm used to working
with units that have an amplitude adjustment and this zapper does not. I was
running 15 Hz.
Would someone tell me what I can do
Thanks Alvin
Alvin Rose wrote:
>
> Hi Henry
> It will if you still have parasites ..That's the one I built
> but it didn't do anything for me...guess my parasites were already dead..
>
> Henry Reed wrote:
>
> > Has anyone had any experience building Clark's zapper using her
> > instructions in
Hi Henry
It will if you still have parasites ..That's the one I built
but it didn't do anything for me...guess my parasites were already dead..
Henry Reed wrote:
> Has anyone had any experience building Clark's zapper using her
> instructions in her new edition? Will it be good enough to be wort
Has anyone had any experience building Clark's zapper using her
instructions in her new edition? Will it be good enough to be worth the
effort? pj
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