Guest guest Posted October 7, 2011 Report Share Posted October 7, 2011 It should work as long as you are using AC and not pulsed DC. Also, if you can feel the " thumping " then that indicates there is enough voltage. The reasons Bob Beck did not use DC at the wrist electrodes are: 1) To make sure there was no ion migration due to the DC and 2) To use AC to more effectively " punch " through the skin's capacitive effect. Russ > > > Does anybody know if I can use my function generator set at > 4HZ and the right amp/volt output as a blood electrifier? > (I am going to get a volt ohm meter very soon). > I can definitely feel the electricity at 4HZ setting. > Even with the amplitude set down. On higher frequencies like 30KHZ or > 1.6MHZ I can have the amplitude up ALL THE WAY and barely feel it. > > Thanks > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 2011 Report Share Posted October 7, 2011 Thanks I do not know exactly how to find out if it is AC, but there is at OFFSET knob that I can set. I have been setting it all the way clockwise to use it as a Zapper. This is in regard to the CLark theory that positve offset is best etc. I am guessing that if I do not have any offset at all the output of the function generator would be pure AC. There seems to be a bit of controversy in regard to the positive offset theory, but I am assuming most if not all zappers have a positive offset. Also apparently lots of people have been using both the Beck 4HzAC and the 30KHZ with positive offset with no negative side effects etc. TM > > > > > > Does anybody know if I can use my function generator set at > > 4HZ and the right amp/volt output as a blood electrifier? > > (I am going to get a volt ohm meter very soon). > > I can definitely feel the electricity at 4HZ setting. > > Even with the amplitude set down. On higher frequencies like 30KHZ or > > 1.6MHZ I can have the amplitude up ALL THE WAY and barely feel it. > > > > Thanks > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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