Re: Ebola Zapper, is it possible? Still the same old blurry video...

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output of 9.5 volts peak on a fresh battery at a frequency of 2500 Hz +/- 5% ( I believe that the unit used was 2490 Hz ), Square wave at approx 51 percent duty cycle.
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Ok thanks for these precisions.
And what was the min voltage ? If this zapper produces "positive offset" i guess it is more than 0V ?


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The time to complete destruction was 7-/12 minutes. If the zapper was turned off before 7 minutes, some of the microbes would recover in a few minutes and swim away.
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Good to know, thanks.


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This video is only good for zappers that have the CC technology as that was used in the test.
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CC technology in this case means a current flow of 9mA ?


I appreciate that you take the time to do serious experiments, this is how this technology will improve.


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