Circuits I've built based on Stan's 8XA patent

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This is the Pulsing Circuit fully adjustable from 1Hz - 10kHz. The duty cycle from the 555 chip is 95% and is then inverted by the 7404 to 5% duty cycle. All pulses from 7490 chips are 50% duty cycle.

(http://www.globalkast.com/images/tonywoodside/+5v_+12v_PowerSupply-5.jpg)
This is the Power Supply that provides +5v and +12v to the pulsing circuit. I have this power supply limited to 1A. I'm only using the +5v.

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(http://www.globalkast.com/images/tonywoodside/Digital_PWM-7.jpg)
This is the Pulsing Circuit fully adjustable from 1Hz - 10kHz. The duty cycle from the 555 chip is 95% and is then inverted by the 7404 to 5% duty cycle. All pulses from 7490 chips are 50% duty cycle.

(http://www.globalkast.com/images/tonywoodside/+5v_+12v_PowerSupply-5.jpg)
This is the Power Supply that provides +5v and +12v to the pulsing circuit. I have this power supply limited to 1A. I'm only using the +5v.

The only problem is, the circuits do not show up in your posting as both of them never appear when the page with your post loads.
 
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mina

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It looks like that the website on which the pics are placed is not available.....
 
Steve

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Ok I have them back up and going now, my server was down. Thanks for letting me know guys.

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This is the Pulsing Circuit fully adjustable from 1Hz - 10kHz. The duty cycle from the 555 chip is 95% and is then inverted by the 7404 to 5% duty cycle. All pulses from 7490 chips are 50% duty cycle.

This is the Power Supply that provides +5v and +12v to the pulsing circuit. I have this power supply limited to 1A. I'm only using the +5v.

hey tony,
i cannot find the 8XA circuit online! are you able to post it?
that circuit might exist in a scarce version of MEMO 420 (might be called MEMO 420 DA) that is called 'RE: Electrical Polarization Process' which i cannot find also (the well known 420 is about the 'fracturing process')... so thanks in advance for posting...

Charlie.

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you can find the circuit with components here http://www.ionizationx.com/index.php/topic,844.msg13442.html#msg13442

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you can find the circuit with components here http://www.ionizationx.com/index.php/topic,844.msg13442.html#msg13442

thanks, i found it now, i actually overlooked it.

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(http://www.globalkast.com/images/tonywoodside/Digital_PWM-7.jpg)
This is the Pulsing Circuit fully adjustable from 1Hz - 10kHz. The duty cycle from the 555 chip is 95% and is then inverted by the 7404 to 5% duty cycle. All pulses from 7490 chips are 50% duty cycle.

(http://www.globalkast.com/images/tonywoodside/+5v_+12v_PowerSupply-5.jpg)
This is the Power Supply that provides +5v and +12v to the pulsing circuit. I have this power supply limited to 1A. I'm only using the +5v.

the dutty cycle is 5% from the 555 because it has 110kohm(100k pot+two 4.7k resistors) resistance between pin 7 and vcc