OMF Generator Instructions
Just plug in the AC adaptor to the wall outlet and to the unit and flip the switch to the on position. The output coil will make a clicking sound about every second due to the brief momentary surge of power to it so it can make the magnetic output pulse. Also the green indicator light will briefly flash. But some output coils are wound too tight to allow the clicks due to the coils moving so with some units you have to hold a steel ruler or something else made of steel or iron close to the center of the coil and feel for any movement about once a second. That click/movement is due to 1000 volts sparking the gap of the relays contacts inside. The output coil is wrapped in thick jeans cloth and should also be covered in plastic for extra electrical insulation. Make sure it always has plastic on it, otherwise you might receive a minor shock. Place the coil on the infected or cancerous part of the body. The magnetic field closest to the center of the coil is at its strongest there. Pulse at least 100 pulses before relocating the coil on your body. Move it 1.5 inches from the previous location each time for best treatment. Maximum treatment time for any one location is 5 minutes although more is not harmful (just wasteful). Turn the unit off for 5 minutes after every 15 minutes of use to let it cool down inside. It may possibly be problematic using it over a diseased heart or eyes although I have done both without problems. And, of course, never use it within 10 inches of a pacemaker. I have used it safely on every part of my body but that does not mean it is just as safe for everyone else. If in doubt you can start pulsing while holding the coil two inches from your body and then every second move it a little closer. The relay (black rectangle at lower left in the photo) only has a limited lifespan since each spark erodes the contacts a bit.  When the unit no longer pulses you will need to replace the relay with the extra one provided. To replace it first short out the two posts that the large wires are soldered to. Do it with the shaft of a screwdriver or edge of a steel ruler. That is to dissipate any residual voltage going to one of those posts that could shock you when replacing it. (not a deadly shock) It's best to wait 15 minutes after turning it off for all voltages to dissipate. This relay is available online (#817-FTR-H2AL012T for $1.70) from Mouser Electronics if you want to buy some. You can replace the relay by unsoldering the wires from a burned out one and resoldering the wires onto the new one at its offset legs.  You can also use it to destroy the electronic circuit the nano technology from the recent CV-19 vax puts in your arm to connect to the IOT (internet of things) via bluetooth and to receive "messages" from the radio towers to brainwash you while you sleep.   |