Date:   1/20/2006 1:54:47 AM ( 19 y ago)
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Hey AK,

I had not seen this post before for some reason.

>- The basic Clark Zapper circuit, and every variation I've been able to track down, is seen as a voltage-mode device.

Just wanted to say that you need to go back to our site and investigate some of our models ( ParaZapper CCa, ParaZapper MX, and ParaZapper MX2) as they all use CC technology and this is a reason why we get improved results.

CCa actually stands for Current Controlled Adjustable. The user can set the target current from 3 ma to about 9 ma. Of course the success in achieving the desired current depends on reducing the skin resistance.

 

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