--- In microelectricitygermkiller2@yahoogroups.com, "baby_grand"
<bobluhrs@...> wrote:
>
> 5 x 6 x 2 or so.
>
> It's fun-tac rubbery sticky stuff. I put it there to hold for the
> photo, in the device I mounted in the box with a hole for the knob.
>
> electrodes you should use paddles as in the
microelectricitygermkiller
> group photo shows. single electrodes for blood electrification
aren't
> that useful for the many things you need this for. ozonated water
> doesn't necessarily wake up the brain, if it doesn't want to be,
since
> it has some power to decide how it wants to be, but it could keep
you
> awake at night, so be careful after dinner with it. In the am
after
> some exercise it is pretty good for recovery.
>
> bG
>
> --- In microelectricitygermkiller2@yahoogroups.com, "ebbcmartville"
> <ebbcmartville@> wrote:
> >
> > BG,
> > What size box did you enclose your zapper in (dimensions)? Is
> > that chip that you used the same as a 7555 cmos timer? And what is
> > that yellow putty that I see holding the potentiometer to the
board?
> > Also, could you tell me what you used for your electrodes?
Stainless
> > steel? Do you know anything about ozonated water? Does it really
wake
> > the brain up and oxygenate your blood? Lot of questions I know,
but I
> > really appreciate your help. God bless!
> >
> >
> > Joe
> >
>
No, the LM358 is, in no way, the same as the 7555. The LM358 is an
operational amplifier. There is no timer in the alternate schematic.
There are a number of op-amps that can be used to replace the LM358.
If someone that has built one can post some test voltages/currents
then we can make many more alternate schematics. Also, we can verify
that just-built units are functioning properly before use.

I'm new here so if all this has been covered just disregard my
comments.