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Loohan

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

If you get any of this type, here is how you hook it up.

VIN+ means +voltage in.
VIN- means -voltage in. You can use either or both terminals within same box.
The voltage range is specified:
"Working voltage: 5--30V, support micro USB 5.0V power supply" however i think these adapters are all "switching" type. Apparently they do work OK with these but the adapters will create more harmful EMFs.
Likewise there is apparently only 1 each PWM and GRD (ground) although there are 2 terminals for each. Hook your coil or whatever to PWM and GRD.

Can't solder? I suck at it myself and avoid it as much as possible.
Given the smallness of the current, i find it workable to simply thread the wire thru the hole and twist it around on itself tightly. Then i cover with Gorilla Tape.
I'll take a pic when my new ones come in.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

TAROT needs cleansing.
Anybody out there happen to have a Tarot deck (i don't)? Because they are packed with demons and i gave up trying to clear them some time ago. Did do quite a bit of clearing though; pretty sure only rinky-dink ones are left.

Every type of Tarot deck i looked at pix of was like this.

I suggest placing a pack on a device running 30kHz for some time. This will light up numerous species which can then be deleted everywhere.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

Current pic of the RCU in post #13.
Big coil still running on the 30k zapper.

That fake Roman coin is (according to my dowsing) of Sterling silver. 50 years ago my chump dad bought it in Turkey. There were a lot of fake coins made of real silver at the markets. He found out later it was fake.
Aside from anything else, it serves as a radionic WITNESS for what we're up against: the Roman Empire, fakery, our counterfeit reality. Plus it has an Egyptoid-looking reptilian hybrid female (figure on back has breasts).
It is a witness for how they emphasize mutants in the public eye through imagery and currency.
It is possible that the figures on coins in Roman days were of hoax actors, too.
It is a witness for the mutant gender-bent races, as well. And their arrogant, imperialistic, presumptuous ways.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

Here is home made 33kHz zapper with high freq chip my friend has.
The casing could be much smaller for micro size. Made by some sound engineer.
Connected to Mobius on pic.

I felt it strong and released shoulder pain. Sensed warm tingling in pain area.

I think 33K is good. Though i have a hunch 33010 is slightly better. I was running it for some time on NCH.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

They came in.

I stripped ~3/4" off the wire ends, wrapped tightly, then taped in place with strips of Gorilla Tape.
Note that i used the terminals farthest apart from each other to avoid possibility of short-circuit.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

I did have an issue with the V+ connection being shaky, so it is best to solder if possible. Especially if you're not energy-sensitive.
If an input line is loose, it will be obvious because the screen will go black. But if an output lead is loose, only a sensitive person will notice.
But then again this particular device is really best suited for those who are sensitive, or otherwise those who want to use low Hz, as it takes a long time to bump it up into a high freq.
Also the precision is less than say a NCH toner. It only does whole numbers, no decimals.

[Edit: Duh, i forgot, if you keep the button held down, it actually moves pretty fast.
But there are only 3 digits to display the speed, e.g. 3.33 kHz. However for the sensitive individual fooling around, the % time channel allows for finer energy tuning.]

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

Showing off my new compact dual zapper. It has a 30K unit as well as the fancy one. I am running my big 2-coil unit plus 3 more devices off this right now.
By simply placing the lid on i can shut off all the light.
I had 3 of these tiny project boxes left over from many years ago.

Loohan

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

A friend gave me a MR16 12vdc 3 watt led light
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-3w-LED-MR1 … rk:11:pf:0
and immediately i had an urge to hook up a zapper to it.

At 30kHz the light is quite steady. It has a nice vibe.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

2CH Independent PWM Generator Duty Cycle Pulse Frequency Module LED Digital Tube

Highlights:

Two independent PWM generators can set the frequency, duty cycle;
The wide frequency range, high accuracy;
Can serial communication.
First, the module description：

Frequency is divided into three ranges:

XXX (no decimal point): the smallest unit is 1Hz, the range 1Hz ~ 999Hz;
XX.X (decimal point in ten): The minimum unit is 0.1Khz; the range of 0.1KHz ~ 99.9KHz
X.X.X. (there are three decimal point): the smallest unit is 1Khz; the range 1KHz ~ 150KHz
Frequency display example:

"100" indicates that the PWM output pulse of 100Hz;

"54.1" indicates that the PWM output pulse of 54.1KHz;

"1.2.4." Indicates that the PWM pulse output 124KHz

Duty Cycle in the range: 0 to 100;

Three frequencies duty cycle is the same, all the parameters non-volatile.

Second, the module parameters:

Working voltage: 5--30V, support micro USB 5.0V power supply;
Frequency range: 1Hz ~ 150KHz;
The frequency accuracy: ± 2%;
Output Current: <30mA;
Output amplitude: Default 5Vp-p (settable);
Operating temperature range: -30 ~ + 70 ℃.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

Thanks for the info, Uros. I have not yet worked up to 3 decimal points.

I corrected my post above to provide the link to the 3W light i have:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-3w-LED-MR1 … rk:11:pf:0
however i don't know how this compares with other similar lights/wattages for our purposes.

Incidentally, the guy who sent me this recommends this DDS Function Signal Generator
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-DDS-Functi … :rk:6:pf:0
which i just bought one of. This NCHtoner ties up my sound card and only runs when the computer is on, so i think this is a good alternative. I often shift freqs and wave-forms.
Note that it gives the square wave range as topping out at 20kHz, however. But i get a lot of effect lately by dowsing freqs to blast, and most are well under 20kHz.

He also suggests transducers,e.g.:
https://www.parts-express.com/cat/excit … sducers/18
https://www.parts-express.com/dayton-au … m--295-216
however so far i do not get that these would suit my purposes better than other alternatives.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

The DDS gen mentioned last post has an odd jack that requires a BNC MALE Plug, which is for coax cable. But splitting a coax cable is probably not for the DIYer. So you would need something like this:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cable-BNC-male … 0#viTabs_0
(Splits to banana plugs.)
or
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BNC-Male-Plug- … :rk:3:pf:0
(Splits to alligator clips.)

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

...and immediately i had an urge to hook up a zapper to it.
https://loohan.com/MR-16.12vdcLED.jpg
At 30kHz the light is quite steady. It has a nice vibe.

How did you bind it, sequential or parallel binding to current?
I have CB 12V led to run the Luke coil and thought the same - to insert the generator, and use the same current for both.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

The generator I posted has useful option to quickly shift the decimals from Hz to kHz so you can quicker change numbers with 2 decimal kHz too. I can plug it to car phone charger as well as it has micro USB input.

I did run the 30k with NHC on laptop, but after some time it seemed to start to ruin the sound card. It started to produce some weird random distorted sounds, also when playing music. But it corrected by itself after 2 days not using any sound.

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

Does power matter?

I am driving a big old SP at 30 kHz from this zapper powered by a 9V battery.

The max output current at 30 kHz square wave is 7 mA.

By using a 30V power supply, i could get an output current of ~23 mA.

I could even build a 30 kHz square wave generator in the old fashioned way - meaning as
an astable multivibrator - using 2 power transistors, and get 100 times that output.

But is more better?

Loohan

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Re: 30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

...and immediately i had an urge to hook up a zapper to it.
https://loohan.com/MR-16.12vdcLED.jpg
At 30kHz the light is quite steady. It has a nice vibe.

How did you bind it, sequential or parallel binding to current?
I have CB 12V led to run the Luke coil and thought the same - to insert the generator, and use the same current for both.

Since the New Posts function seldom works, every day i log on to the Index to look for new msgs yet somehow missed these.
I always hook up zappers in parallel. Not sure it makes a difference though.