This is a simplified version
of the Microbe Electrifier. It only has one frequency output (10 Hz) for blood electrification,
no test lights, and no damped wave option. For the deluxe version
please see the Microbe Electrifier Plus.
The simple version uses three 9 volt batteries (not included). It
has only one frequency output for blood electrification but it doesn't cause transfection
effects unlike Beck's original 4 Hz frequency. Instead of test
lights to tell you that the circuit is alternating the polarity of the
output correctly you will have to notice the red light which comes on
when 0.14 milliamps or more of electrical current is being conducted
into the user. If you can get it to come on without
any strong blinking then the circuitry is functioning properly and the batteries are still strong. The
damped wave
option of the Plus version is only for use with 4 Hz frequency and so
would be useless on the Simple version. Please go to the M.E. Plus page
to read all about blood electrification by clicking the links there.
QUESTIONS
Isn't the 4Hz frequency
important to have? I do blood electrification daily and I
only use 10Hz or 16Hz and have for years and they always work great. It's as good as 4Hz and is easier on the blood cells.
How can I be sure the
unit is functioning properly without test lights? If you can
get the red current light to come on without blinking then it is
functioning properly. The test lights aren't essential.
Why did Beck refuse to
approve your higher blood electrification frequencies?
Because he knew that 4Hz worked well (although it caused
electroporation/transfection) and he had no experience with 10 to 40
hertz. But I've had years of experience with them and can honestly say
that they are the way to go.
Can you electrify infected body parts like you can with the Plus version? Yes you can but the electrical current won't be as strong and so it takes more time to get the same amount of effectiveness (maybe 40% longer).
Can I put both electrodes on one wrist? Yes you can but then you would get a severely reduced effectiveness due to the current shorting out across the wrist instead of going into the artery.
What batteries do I need to buy for it? You'll need three 9 volt alkaline batteries. Use a small phillips head screwdriver to remove the four case screws to access the battery area. This shows the device with the battery cover off:
