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Plasmah77 · Joined: 11 May 2010 Posts: 14

Hi

Sorry if this post is not in the proper place but I could not find anywhere for it.

Can someone who knows better go to this site and verify if this zapper circuit is correct for 15hz?

http://www.ryanmcginty.com/orgone/zapperinfo.pdf

I plan to use 2 resisters in line according to what it says 39k and 4.7k= 15.00

Thanks

Sorynzar · Guest

It is not accurate. The values you should use are R1 18K, and R2 39K and the electrolytic capacitor should be 1 uF. Even then the frequency will not be exact, anywhere from 12hz to 20Hz. The use of a potentiometer in the circuit will allow you to tune the frequency, the best I got with my design was 15.15Hz. and I used an oscilloscope to check the frequency.

Plasmah77 · Joined: 11 May 2010 Posts: 14

Thanks

That's what I was wondering.

Do you think it will be efficient as a Clark zapper with the 12 to 20hz deviation?

That's what I want to build it for not as a succor punch driver.

Want to use it for health reasons.

Thanks

Plasmah77 · Joined: 11 May 2010 Posts: 14

Have you investigated this unit?

I wonder how accurate this is?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Worlds-Smallest-Hulda-Clark-Zapper-15-Hz-/160287348377?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2551ded699

Its only 16.00 bucks

What do you think should I just buy that one?

Sorynzar · Guest

That does look quite good, micro circuitry is not easy to come by, unless specifically manufactured. It does appear to have a number of components, which would make it accurate, and at $16 it's not bad.

Plasmah77 · Joined: 11 May 2010 Posts: 14

Hi xxxx

I E-mailed the guy who makes and sells these units and asked the question about accuracy and this was his response.

The 15hz will generally scope out between 14-16Hz. This is an analog circuit and therefore will never be dead on. This follows Clark's circuit, our analog ones are way closer than others because we buy very tight tolerance parts. The 15Hz costs more than the 30K, because we buy even more expensive parts for this one, as the lower the frequency the tighter you need to get to be near the target freq. If you want exact dead on freq, you need a digital unit and my friend Antonio makes where he copied the mechanical design from us and then used a microprocessor to be dead on and to add features. See http://www.emz.maestro-zapper.com/e_mz5.html I'm sure Antonio will program it for 15Hz exactly, if you like.

He also did a bench test of my unit in the 30K version, as well as other people's see www.zapperwise.com and go to bench tests. Good luck.

Thanks for the help

Sorynzar · Guest

Their response is dead on. You will need a digital device PIC to get a better accuracy, even then without military spec components and hardware you will still have fluctuations. The PIC is programmed with the 15Hz frequency, but it still requires some analog components like resistors on its output so this will waver the frequency a little. temperature will also be a factor in the accuracy of the frequency.

I would go for the analogue circuit as it is a good price and is made from decent components.

Plasmah77 · Joined: 11 May 2010 Posts: 14

Excellent!

I shall purchase the analog unit in that case.

I have a Dr. Robert Beck zapper that I bought from SOTA instruments a few years back and I like it. But I wanted to try a Clark zapper at 15hz cause the beck one is like 3.98hz.

Also I have most of the parts to build my Radionics machine. All need is the crystals and a box. I will use a good wooden cigar box. I like the wood cause it feels more natural.

I will post pictures when I'm done. I'm going to take my time and do this right.

Later bud

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