Hey, Daddybob, you wrote:
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Check this link out:

http://www.purestcolloids.com/misc/spiral/energizer.htm

I actually own the device pictured there, except it is now housed in a
cabinet. It is a spark gap device. The specs on the schematic on that site
are not the same as the components of the actual device pictured. The device
pictured, and as I own it, is much stronger.
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My situation is this: we have a very much-loved young cat (3 years old!) who recently tested positive for feline leukemia. Of course, the doctors say there is no cure for this, and that it is always fatal. Well we know better, right?!?! Traditional treatment in our group here would be to either connect the godzilla to copper plates in dishes, filled with a water/sea salt solution, or similar. Then try to get a cat to stand in water for the treatment duration. YEAH, RIGHT! ;-) A cat stnd in WATER??? A dofg might be coersed into doing that but NOT a cat! Or shave their inner thigh and put the electrodes across the femoral artery, and hold them there for the treatment. Again, this is gonna be REALLY DIFFICULT to do, most cats just DON'T sit still, especially if the unit tingles or causes any sensation whatsoever! And stress is especially bad for a cat with feline leukemia.

OK, my question to you is, do you have up to date specs on the unit you actually own? I figure it'll be much easier to use that than a conductive type system like we usually do. And I have a time constraint here, the kitty is losing weight and is anemic already. SO I want to get this built or bought, or whatever is needed PRONTO!!! But I don't want to find out later that it used an inferior design, so my question is can/will you help? Feel free to email me off-forum if this will bother anyone, whatever helps speed this along!

Hoping for an ANSWER!

Ken Curtis
Information Systems Support Specialist
Division of Management Services, Information Resource Management
State of Delaware
Phone: (302)255-9779, FAX: (302)255-4426
ken.curtis@...

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