Date:   8/2/2011 8:16:26 AM ( 14 y ago)
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 I have had the "cheap" one for several years, though I don't have cancer. I use a pediatric regulator on the
oxygen tank.
This is some background on the owner and you can call or e-mail him and he always answers (my experience).
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=448105

Just noticed he has a new website
http://www.synergyozone.com

EDIT in same thread description from owner
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=448115

I am glad to see that he added a voltage regulator to the units since it helps to have a variable output.  Especially when the original description and photo said 80 gamma, which is too high for internal use, and there was no voltage regulation in the previously shown model.

After reading the description though I am having doubts that this is a cold corona unit.  First of all he states that it can only be used with pure oxygen.  With true cold corona units air can be used for some applications as they will not form acids like hot corona or ultraviolet units.  More importantly is this statement in particular from his description:

"There are metal shavings inside a glass tube with a rod through the shavings which the hot lead connects to. There is a stainless steel tube on the outer side of the glass with a negative lead going to it. (Totally separated from the glass with ozone resistant rings on either end). The oxygen passes in between the glass and the stainless and converts to ozone while being essencially electricuted by a very high output of electricity."

From the description is sounds like there is only one dielectric, which would make it a hot corona, not cold corona.  Cold corona requires separation of both electrodes completely from the gas source.  According to this description though it sounds like the one electrode is encased in a glass tube, but the stainless tube (2nd electrode), which is separated only by ozone resistant rings is in direct contact with the gas.

Even with a double dielectric the power source could still create a hot corona if high frequency solid state transformers are used as a power source, which I have seen done with similar units.

This is why I hate relying on descriptions from manufacturers.  Without actually seeing the design it is hard to tell if a unit is really hot or cold corona.

As for this statement:

"The difference in the two machines being built is that the more expensive machine (525.00 on sale currently) has two stages. The first stage is exactly the same thing as the single stage unit (the lesser expensive machine). The definition of the name Synergy is equal to 1+1=3 or the sum is greater than the total... Our belief is that when the oxygen converts to ozone via the first stage and then is re-ozonated back into the second stage it creates a much purer, stronger, ozone."

Yes, the longer the contact time the gas has in the corona the higher the ozone output is.  That is why to get the extremely high concentrations I needed for some experiments I built a 4 foot discharge tube.  Since voltage is the other factor I used a 15,000 volt neon transformer to power it since this is the highest voltage neon transformer that can be bought without a license.  These are the two primary factors for ozone output.  Voltage and length of the ozone tube. Therefore, given the same voltage one discharge tube will produce a lower concentration of ozone than if the gas is run through two discharge tubes giving  the gas more contact time with the corona.  With ozone therapy more is not necessarily better.  Internally concentrations actually must be kept very low to prevent tissue damage and hemolysis of red blood cells.

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