Created in 2002.
Revised in Mar 2006
I initially designed these circuits for a friend who had muscle
problems and while he says they did work well for him,
I "DO NOT" RECOMMEND THE USE OF THESE DEVICES BY ANYONE FOR ANY REASON.
I ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FROM THERE ASSEMBLY OR USE IN ANYWAY.
These circuit are to be used at your own risk And I do not imply any medical benefit can be obtained from their use.
"T1" in Circuits "1 & 2" is a small audio transformer with the 8 ohm impedance winding
connected to the Fet and the larger winding connected to the probe and ground.
The Turns ratio of the transformer determines voltage output.
A small 6 or 12 volt power transformer can also be used.
A transistor such as a 2N3055 can be substituted for the "FET" that is used in Circuits "1 & 2".
The Base connects to the Gate, the Collector to the Drain, and the Emitter to the Source.
This will result in a lower power output, but it still works.
For Informational purposes only:
Low powered versions of this type of device are used by some Accupuncturists
and instead of pads, the signal is applied to the needles, giving a very localized effect.
Various timing capacitors and resistors can be changed for different effects.
