Please see the SOTA website for details. The output for the Beck
device is 31 volts produced by a nine volt battery. The Tools for
Health site has a page explaining the differences between the devices.
JBB
On Monday, Oct 27, 2003, at 01:02 Asia/Tokyo, Marshall Dudley wrote:
"Jonathan B. Britten" wrote:
Hi, Richard,
Pardon, but I want to say again: The Beck device is a Silver Pulser;
the Clarke device is a zapper. The distinction is important. The
latter is 12 volts; the former is 31.
The zapper is 9 volts, not 12. I don't believe the initial voltage is
relevent as long as it is high enough. I have measured the waveforms
on an
oscilloscope when connected, and the voltage presented to the person is
typically nor more than 5 volts due to the current limiting resistor
that
each of the employ.
Marshall
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