Dear BloodElectrification and Colloidal Silver List, Does anyone know if there is a list out there (that is active) where people talk about their experiences with Beck protocols?
I'd love to talk with anyone whose tried making a Beck-style pulser as he describes. I've been toying with mine---using three capactiors in parallel from those disposable cameras, charging it up to about 300volts. I havent stumbled across a good way to charge it. Right now I've been using a 9vAC wall transformer from an answering machine, feeding that through a 6.3:115 transformer I found at a surplus shop and then applying that to the disposable's flash circuit. The light comes on at about 260volts and I try and run it up to 300. Two of my disposable capacitors are unlabeled, so I dont know their size. But I'll guess they are about 120uf. The other I have is 180uf so I figure I"m getting 1/2*(420)*(300)^2=18.9joules. No doubt there is a lot of resistance in my coil (which, incidentally, was very difficult to wrap: I broke several of those VCR spindles from the pressure caused by simple wraping and had to use a wooden frame to keep it together)---I did not use the recommended gauge, but one size smaller (wish I could remember what the salesguy told me it was). The reason I bought that wire was because the local guitar store sold it for making speaker crossover coils and it was much much cheaper than trying to buy a spool of wire from an electronics shop. So this morning I was doing some repeated pulsing and I think I blew my little 9vAC supply. It was rated at 650ma. It lasted quite a while! But the last pulse, it seemed to be taking an awfully long time for the light to come on and I finally unplugged it. When I first started, I tried a 15vAC supply rated at 1000ma which charged the caps much much faster (my 9Vac takes about 20 seconds to charge! and 15 maybe 10sec) Of course, there was the danger with this arrangement of over-charging the caps which seem to be rated at 330v. But I figured, oh, I"ll be right here, I will do the pulse before it gets too high. Well I got about 5 nice pulses out of it and blew the supply :(. There is a lot about these hobby circuits I dont really understand---I have just enough electronics experience to get into trouble. I am very respectful of the voltages. But I dont really understand what causes a supply to blow, I dont understand what is happening when a the cap charge is less than the rated supply output. For example, in my situation, I would expect 9*(115/6.3)=164Vrms on the primary side of the transformer. But I'm connecting that to these capacitors which, at first, have a charge of just a few volts. Where is all the extra voltage being dropped? How much current is flowing (and thereby how much of a current rating on my supply do I need). I like learning about electronics and I really enjoy doing this myself. Is there anyone out there who might want to talk about it? ------------ Also, I'd love to discuss pulsing technique and results. I commonly read that people pulse their whole bodies for 10 or 20 minutes. I wonder what that means. How many pulses over one spot? Are you just pulsing the lymph nodes? I have digestion problems (my theory is that my liver is parasitized, constantly reinfecting my intestinal tract with related bacteria which cause perpetual bloating) and I have an ache in the morning in my solar plexus. So I like to pulse my liver and solar plexus areas. I notice, esp. after pulsing in the more right-hand side of the liver area a dull, very mild ache developes after a half an hour or so. I figure this is something bad dying off, dunno. I also have been pulsing my jaw and teeth with hopes that it will deactivate bacteria hidden under tooth fillings. I'm really curious about what might be happening with regards to induced currents in the amalgams!! And perhaps this type of pulsing is not sufficient for dealing with tooth bacteria since blood doesnt really flow in there to help sweep out the deactivated bad guys. What do you think? Tons to discuss! Where is my dream-list? Thanks, Dave -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
