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Welcome to FrequencyGeneration.com online suppliers of frequency generator devices and Hulda Clark Zappers. All devices are based on the circuits found in the books by Hulda Clark. These devices are built exactly to Dr. Clark's updated zapper design as published by Dr. Clark. Each unit is tested to Dr. Clark's specifications. There are no major modifications made to the circuits found in Dr. Clark's books, so that one can experiment with the exact device described in her book. No other zapper designer seems to do this. Everyone else adds their own science and major modifications. The only kind of modifications we implement are things like building the unit in a plastic case instead of a cardboard shoe box. We make no medical claims regarding these units because the Clark Zapper has never been licensed for medical use by the US Food and Drug Administration. These units can only be sold as experimental units.
How our line of Hulda Clark Zappers came to be:
The quote below inspired our design to have copper pipes instead of the much less conductive wrist cuffs. We also build our zapper circuit with Dr. Clark's NEW updated design for optimum 1/4 volt Positive Offset performance. All units are tested to output to Dr. Clark's specifications. With these new updates, this could quite possibly be the best zapper available - especially at this low price! If you are interested in experimenting with a Hulda Clark Zapper, this is your chance.
An excerpt from Dr. Hulda Clark's 2003 update:
"In earlier books a circuit was described that produced a totally Positive electrical field at all times, called "Positive offset". But many zappers were built with small substitutions when the exact components were not available. This often brought the resulting electrical field too close to Negative so that brief excursions into the Negative field were inevitable. Even very brief "Negative spikes" are undesirable. For this reason the circuit given here has an additional component, a Positive offset resistor. With this addition, it is easy for the builder to measure the Positive offset on an oscilloscope. It will be 1/4 volt. Anyone purchasing a zapper should ask for this measurement. The consumer should also request copper electrodes of tubular design and plates of correct dimension (3 1/4 to 3 1/2 inches square) and composition (aluminum).
http://www.frequencygeneration.com/
Welcome to FrequencyGeneration.com online suppliers of frequency generator devices and Hulda Clark Zappers. All devices are based on the circuits found in the books by Hulda Clark. These devices are built exactly to Dr. Clark's updated zapper design as published by Dr. Clark. Each unit is tested to Dr. Clark's specifications. There are no major modifications made to the circuits found in Dr. Clark's books, so that one can experiment with the exact device described in her book. No other zapper designer seems to do this. Everyone else adds their own science and major modifications. The only kind of modifications we implement are things like building the unit in a plastic case instead of a cardboard shoe box. We make no medical claims regarding these units because the Clark Zapper has never been licensed for medical use by the US Food and Drug Administration. These units can only be sold as experimental units.
How our line of Hulda Clark Zappers came to be:
The quote below inspired our design to have copper pipes instead of the much less conductive wrist cuffs. We also build our zapper circuit with Dr. Clark's NEW updated design for optimum 1/4 volt Positive Offset performance. All units are tested to output to Dr. Clark's specifications. With these new updates, this could quite possibly be the best zapper available - especially at this low price! If you are interested in experimenting with a Hulda Clark Zapper, this is your chance.
An excerpt from Dr. Hulda Clark's 2003 update:
"In earlier books a circuit was described that produced a totally Positive electrical field at all times, called "Positive offset". But many zappers were built with small substitutions when the exact components were not available. This often brought the resulting electrical field too close to Negative so that brief excursions into the Negative field were inevitable. Even very brief "Negative spikes" are undesirable. For this reason the circuit given here has an additional component, a Positive offset resistor. With this addition, it is easy for the builder to measure the Positive offset on an oscilloscope. It will be 1/4 volt. Anyone purchasing a zapper should ask for this measurement. The consumer should also request copper electrodes of tubular design and plates of correct dimension (3 1/4 to 3 1/2 inches square) and composition (aluminum).
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