Guest guest Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 Hi, Kb, This is excellent thought, you just need one or two more facts to clarify a little. The idea behind using plastic bags is mostly due to some folks having pacemakers and other things that might be risky if current goes through their hands into the heart/etc areas. Otherwise it does not significantly change the current going into the body on the other side of sponges. No loss at all really. The body is the main resistance. If using a meter you will see more current since more is being dispensed, but it is not significant. HTH, bG > > Hello, > I have been using the Godzilla with bare hands holding the sponges. I rarely feel anything. No tingling at all usually. Now I am wondering, since I believe I have seen a demo with hands (not sure) inserted in plastic bags, if I am doing this incorrectly. It would seem to me that with bare skin at both sides of each sponge current would run to both skin surfaces dissipating energy among four points rather than being directed between the intended two points of contact. For example, sponges held with bare hands at both sides of the jaw with teeth as intended target would have two potential paths. One path would be from hand to hand and one path would be from one side of the jaw to the other.So am I doing it wrong or thinking about it wrong? This question has been bothering me for a while. > Kris > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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