Hey I am NOT afraid to ask dumb Qs. if they can lead to help!
Okay here is the deal. I bought this thing called a Hulda Clark Zapper, incredibly cheap, as shown at the link below. (It is an alternative health device used for electrocuting pathogens in the body. If you think it sounds crazy, so did I.)
**broken link removed**
It did not work for long. You can tell when the Zappers are working because if you put the two pennies or other kinds of copper conductors (attached to the the alligator clips) to your tongue simiultaneously while the 9V battery is on, they will tingle. After awhile this original one didn't tingle any more so I decided to "recycle" it.
I have no clue about electronics, but based on studying the little device this is what I did:
I cut off the wires from its old alligator clips, then pared on those wires at the ends on one side of each wire only, until the copper wire filaments (?) inside were partially exposed at the two ends. Next I attached those wire ends, exposed-copper-wires-touching, to some copper foot plates made from
copper foiling found at Home Depot. (The idea is to put the feet on the copper "plates", after they are covered with wet paper towels for better conductivity, to send the electric current thru the body. I'm sure someone is getting a "shock" right now, reading this.
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The thing is, I understand about the 9V battery part of course - that is what is used to create the power for the devices. But I don't understand about the 30 HZ part at all. The only thing I understand about HZ is that it has to do with number of pulses per second. Could my paring away at the plastic wire coverings, to expose the inner copper wires, interfere with the 30 HZ amount of the original zapper?
Some of those inner copper wires got kind of crinkly and I'm sure they are not all in perfect contact with my new alligator clips. Some of the wires may have even broken off somewhat. Do any such changes cause a difference in HZ, or for that matter in voltage?
This new device does pass the tongue tingle test.
If you want to lecture me on what you feel might be harmful and/or crazy about this device, hey have it. Maybe I'll learn something. But please also let me know if my "recycled" device will work or not at 15HZ to 30HZ, the recommended amount.
Also, if anyone is curious for the origins of this idea, it came from the Albert Einstein University. They discovered that they could kill HIV viruses with a mild electronic current. However, this idea was not picked up by pharmacies, instead some people like Bob Beck and Hulda Clark developed similar devices and wrote books about them, including diagrams for how to make them for yourself cheaply.
Their devices are not just like mine, but seem to have more "bells and whistles" like on/off switches and maybe other things that are or are not necessary. I don't know. Bet you do, though!![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Okay here is the deal. I bought this thing called a Hulda Clark Zapper, incredibly cheap, as shown at the link below. (It is an alternative health device used for electrocuting pathogens in the body. If you think it sounds crazy, so did I.)
**broken link removed**
It did not work for long. You can tell when the Zappers are working because if you put the two pennies or other kinds of copper conductors (attached to the the alligator clips) to your tongue simiultaneously while the 9V battery is on, they will tingle. After awhile this original one didn't tingle any more so I decided to "recycle" it.
I have no clue about electronics, but based on studying the little device this is what I did:
I cut off the wires from its old alligator clips, then pared on those wires at the ends on one side of each wire only, until the copper wire filaments (?) inside were partially exposed at the two ends. Next I attached those wire ends, exposed-copper-wires-touching, to some copper foot plates made from
copper foiling found at Home Depot. (The idea is to put the feet on the copper "plates", after they are covered with wet paper towels for better conductivity, to send the electric current thru the body. I'm sure someone is getting a "shock" right now, reading this.
The thing is, I understand about the 9V battery part of course - that is what is used to create the power for the devices. But I don't understand about the 30 HZ part at all. The only thing I understand about HZ is that it has to do with number of pulses per second. Could my paring away at the plastic wire coverings, to expose the inner copper wires, interfere with the 30 HZ amount of the original zapper?
Some of those inner copper wires got kind of crinkly and I'm sure they are not all in perfect contact with my new alligator clips. Some of the wires may have even broken off somewhat. Do any such changes cause a difference in HZ, or for that matter in voltage?
This new device does pass the tongue tingle test.
If you want to lecture me on what you feel might be harmful and/or crazy about this device, hey have it. Maybe I'll learn something. But please also let me know if my "recycled" device will work or not at 15HZ to 30HZ, the recommended amount.
Also, if anyone is curious for the origins of this idea, it came from the Albert Einstein University. They discovered that they could kill HIV viruses with a mild electronic current. However, this idea was not picked up by pharmacies, instead some people like Bob Beck and Hulda Clark developed similar devices and wrote books about them, including diagrams for how to make them for yourself cheaply.
Their devices are not just like mine, but seem to have more "bells and whistles" like on/off switches and maybe other things that are or are not necessary. I don't know. Bet you do, though!