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ZEN
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 Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 2:48 pm Post subject: 15 hz generator to mobius coil |
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If we use the very well made and reliable 15 hz generator of ''every one's zapper'' in order to connect a mobius coil of 1 ohm (it's low resistance measured to my ohm digital multimeter) should we add a resistor in series, so to increase the mobius coil resistance with that extra resistor ,and protect the generator's circuit from the low resistance of the wire used to make the mobius coil?
Is there a need to add a resistor in series in order to protect the circuit (and the generator)?
If yes , what resistor value have we to add?
The zapper is connected to our hands (it's 15 hz generator is connected is our body's high resistance). I have measured that is too high and measured at the scale of MEGA OHMS. So the generator is connected to the very very high resistance of our body .
The mobius coils have a low resistance near 1 ohm only when connected to the generator and it's like... a short.
Have you any experience and any answer for that question ?
I think that is important to have your help.
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Marmin74
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 5:08 pm Post subject: |
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| I can only speak for Terminator , and standard Clark zapper; it is not needed to place an extra resistor. Inside the circuitry there's resistors built in against short c. |
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ZEN
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| Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 9:59 pm Post subject: |
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| Marmin74 wrote: | | I can only speak for Terminator , and standard Clark zapper; it is not needed to place an extra resistor. Inside the circuitry there's resistors built in against short c. |
Τhank you Marmin,
I hope that the circuit of the overyone's 15 hz zapper has a similar circuit for short protection.
Your answer is much appreciated!
Be well,
Zen |
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ZEN
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| Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:21 am Post subject: |
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Thank you Sensei!
Products have a huge price difference!!!
We are happy that we can have your reliable and fine products to a very affordable cost!!
I just have connected your generator to my 3 power wands (in series) without any resistor and worked fine!!
I did not know their circuit diagram.
Thanks for your information regarding that matter.
Namaste
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