Hi Russ: Have all the parts for the machine schematic that you were kind enough to share, but haven't had the courage to "plug" myself in yet. Have the regular CS little generator, that has 4 9 volt batteries, and think I will trying this first to see what happens. Same principal as with the electromed machine you described, but using the 4 batteries instead of the 12V DC power supply. Any thoughts on effectiveness?
Russ stated....... "Regarding the topic at hand: In view of Robert Becker's thesis, perhaps the voltage from our DC power supply should be as low as possible, even if it's just difference between 12V and 3 (some may be adjustable to evenlower V's). "Wall warts" are desirable in that they offer high mApotential relative to their voltage. Alkyline batteries are 1.5V ea. Ifobtaining enough current is a problem (even if the sponges were soakedvery saline water), then physically larger batteries (are D cells thebiggest?) would be indicated, followed by multiple batteries in parallelif necessary. "
