Sota SP output 
infarouge
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MoreI noticed while pulsing with Sota SP that the intensity noticeable subsides after the battery begins to drain (a fresh battery instantly produces full strength again).
Since the unit has constant-voltage output I assume the current is declining as the battery drains.
Isn't the current density critical for results?- Re: Sota SP output Johny Apple Bomb
10 y
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This is a reply to # 2,176,839Probably something wrong with your unit. The batteries have to be almost dead before you can tell any difference.
Unlike the old Godzilla models.- Re: Sota SP output jaguar57
10 y
2,488
This is a reply to # 2,177,612that problem should be emailed to Sota to see what they say about it. With everything electromedicine the effectiveness is relative to intensity.
- Re: Sota SP output infarouge
10 y
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This is a reply to # 2,177,651OK I tried a second Sota SP that my sister has. It behaves exactly the same way.
This isn't a deal breaker, but according to Sota the constant voltage circuit prevents the drop.
- Re: Sota SP output Johny Apple Bomb
10 y
2,451
This is a reply to # 2,181,419The battery must be close to dead. They don't last forever.
I would buy a big 10 pack of (something on sale) similar to Ever Ready batteries. Replacing the batteries when the intensity gets too low.- Re: Sota SP output Johny Apple Bomb
10 y
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This is a reply to # 2,184,280It's been a while since I did the Beck Protocol. One 9 volt battery would last about a week. If Blood cleansing 2 hours per day.
- Re: Sota SP output Johny Apple Bomb
10 y
2,618
- Re: Sota SP output Johny Apple Bomb
10 y
2,451
- Re: Sota SP output infarouge
10 y
2,317
- Re: Sota SP output jaguar57
10 y
2,488
- Re: Sota SP output Johny Apple Bomb
10 y
2,433
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