Thank you for your informative website.
A question I have about your latest model of zapper and the amount of time zapping. In order to reduce the time zapping this model needs to be different from your previous model. These are my questions.
- Was the frequency changed and to what frequency (this is no secret because it can be easily check with a fifty dollar meter.)
- I would presume the voltage is the same in that a nine volt battery is being used.
- Has the current flow been increased to be able to reduce the time.
I hope you can answer my questions in that every time I receive your newsletter these questions come back up.
Thanks for your contribution to humanity,
Dave L.
What makes the AutoZap 5 Zapper different?
Hi Dave,
The output of the 5-minute Zapping cycle of our AutoZap 5 Zapper is not a simple waveform – it is modulated (frequency and amplitude) to act as though it is always supplying all frequencies from 1 kHz to well over 500 kHz. It is also a lot more gentle, applying 70% less average voltage to the body. This is the result of many years of research and diligent testing, and the result is unmatched by any other zapper you can find. It is genuinely different, new AND improved technology and because it “hooks into” the body far more effectively, you only need 5 minutes of zapping.
Also notable is the use of two AA cells which efficiently output 10 volts of peak-to-peak regulated output, with 0.25 volt positive offset. We meet all of Dr. Clark’s specs precisely and, thanks to the microprocessor controller, we can also offer Dr. Clark’s original “classic” 63-minute cycle for those who prefer it.
You’ll be interested to know that we have the same current-limiting stage as before. Our zapper works smarter, not harder. Removal of the current-limiting stage is counterproductive and actually decreases the effectiveness of other zappers. There’s so much poor information on the internet regarding the so-called “stabilized wave”, but the fact is that the current-limiting is in place for good reasons.
See this videos for further information:
FAQ – How does the 5-minute zapper work?
