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I have turned on all switches before powering up and I keep everything below 13.

I am slow to adjust my ample know and have done everything as directed. I

ran the coil for two years and was amazed at how much better I had felt. In

fact I thought I was past Lyme. About 8 months ago my coil machine started

acting erattic. I would turn up the ample knob and it would just scan numbers

and never settle on any given number. I could still hear the pitch hum, but

couldn't get it to work right. I quit using the machine and found that slowly

over time I was getting kind of achy again. I fell on the ice on my driveway and

twisted my ankle and it just doesn't seem to heal. I finally tried replacing

the battery in my multimeter and that did not help, so I called and he said

that he thinks my potentiometers went out in my amp. I replaced the fuses in

the amp and one channel would show yellow and the other would show red even

though the gain knobs were totally turned down. Anyway, I live in Anchorage and

no one works on the QSC amplifier here, so I ordered the parts and the service

manual and my husband and I are going to attempt to change out the

potentiometers ourselves in hopes that this will solve the problem. If it

doesn't then I will have to send my amp to Seattle and shipping is very expensie

because it is so heavy. My point is, even though you take good care of your

amps, it is best to baby them as much as possible, because they are costly to

replace.

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> I bought the Doug Coil from Levy.  He provides really really detailed

instructions (for the lyme brain)  with the machine plus great customer

service.  I usually set my machine at 13 amps because the coil will last longer.

He does not require this.   I asked him about it and he said 15 max but lower is

fine.   However that does weaken the power somewhat.   Some of what you said

Tara are apparently not concerns with my machine.  I turn the amps fairly slow

but definitely not 8 secs of time to do it ( says VERY slowly but I think I

go faster than VERY).  My gain knobs are always full on position as instructed

by in his operating manual.  So I do think they are slightly different.  Or

maybe it is just preference by the maker of the machines.  I assume everything

is running properly.  Nothing has exploded yet.  It did by accident turn up my

amps before setting the capacitor switches and my gain knobs went crazy.  It

took me a

> little while to realize what I had done and I freaked out thinking the

machine broke.   I don't think there was any damage but I never did that again.

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