Hulda Clark was a controversial alternative health practitioner. She claimed her device, the Zapper, could cure various conditions by killing parasites and toxins.
Her original zapper used fixed frequencies of 30kHz. For her most recent creation, she implemented a North Pole Speaker so the frequency can pass freely through it and strike anything it comes into contact with.
The North Pole Speaker
The North Pole Speaker or simply Speaker Box, is at the core of zappers. This 2-inch square plastic speaker boasts an exposed magnet ring with the N on a compass pointing toward its paper face – this ensures proper North Polar polarity for optimal zapping results. To maintain this N polarity it should be built into an all plastic chair without metal screws and parts being present, as this would alter its function significantly.
The 1000 Hz zapper uses low frequency pulsed current of positive offset to disable pathogens and is powered by a 9 volt battery. Frequencies pass through copper handles or electrodes held by the user and transmitted via lead wire to an North Pole Speaker; only its Positive (+) output connects with its (+) tab; this ensures safety when passing frequencies through, similar to picking up broadcast radio waves with antenna. When complete circuiting is achieved the “zappicator phenomenon” ends.
The Zapper
This circuit produces a square wave output (usually dual polarity, 5V with an AC component of 2.5V) at 30kHz, sending this signal to two copper handle electrodes held by the user or placed elsewhere on their body. A 39k resistor at R5 keeps positive offset consistent; however, you can change its value and experiment with various frequencies by simply changing frequency settings on this resistor.
With a multi-meter set to Hz mode, it is possible to determine the output frequency. For a 2500 Hz output, use two 120k (brown-red-yellow-gold) resistors in parallel.
The RF Frequency
There are two basic approaches to treating pathogens. One involves scanning through various frequencies until one finds one that disables a particular pathogen; and two use fixed frequencies that treat all potential threats at the same time – Hulda Clark’s device falls into this second camp and was tested on two girls as part of a family unit and was successful at alleviating flu symptoms mildly.
The device uses a 9-volt battery to generate low-voltage square waves with a DC component of 2.5V, then passes them through a 555 timer IC and two copper handle electrodes the user holds in their hands. Resistors and capacitors complete the circuit; its output remains positive offset; any number of 1/4-watt carbon film resistors can be substituted at R5 for experimentation with different frequencies.
The Lead Wire
The lead wire of a zapper is a copper wire connecting its electric poles, used to conduct current from a 555 timer IC and deliver it through to copper handles held by users for use on various parts of their bodies. A high-quality cable must withstand mechanical stress, environmental exposure, corrosion resistance, conductor gauge thickness requirements of devices or systems as well as meet them effectively – Dongguan Greater Wire & Cable Co. Ltd has over three decades of experience producing superior hook-up and lead wires sold worldwide – they have supplied them to over 80 countries worldwide!
