Ultimate zapperis not so ultimate and is cheaply made | |
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Ultimate Zapper This illustration of the $179.95 Ulitimate Zapper shows that the maker of this product is highly profiteering off of his customers. It is one of the poorest quality zappers that I have ever seen and has a very high price. The maker uses the cheapest hobby level parts for his components and circuits, and even uses cheap lamp cords for his cables. This zapper should not sell for more than $45 or $50 US. For that price, we give you far better quality.His zapper does include a AC wall adapter that does not meet the IEC 60601 specifications for contact with humans. This could possible be lethal in some cases. Also, this zapper does NOT meet Dr. Clark's specification for positive offset ( see the images below ). |
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ParaZapper™ As you can see from this picture of our cheapest $59 model, ParaZapper provides far superior quality and technology. |
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ParaZapper™ As you can see from this picture, ParaZapper is securely attached inside of the durable plastic case with 4 screws. The switches and connectors are also securely soldered to the circuit board. |
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Ultimate Zapper This Ultimate Zapper did not even have a label, talk about pride. It is 3 years old according to the customer that traded it in to us, it was purchased in April of 2007. |
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When the unloaded signal from the Ultimate zapper is observed on the oscilloscope, it looks fairly decent. Unfortunaltely, this is not the signal that needs to be examined.
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When the loaded signal from the Ultimate zapper, using a human body as a load, is observed on the oscilloscope, the story is told. The waveform dips extremely negative completely violating Dr. Clark's statement "No even a single spike on negative side, because you sustain pathogen life". Ken Presner's claim of 100 percent positive output is obviously completely false. |
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Based on this information, you can see that the Ultimate Zapper does not meet the manufacturer's claims. Seeing this, how could anyone trust his other claims such as Electroporation ( which is not possible at such low voltages ) and blood electrification which requires a much higher voltage according to its author, Bob Beck. Additional information: complaint board. We have had several phone calls from former customers of the manufacturer who complain about their "poor customer service" and "arrogant attitude". |
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