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Simple Hulda Clark Zapper Circuit using IC 555

Simple Hulda Clark Zapper Circuit using IC 555 make electric current with set frequency for healing.

It uses IC 555 chip.

This type of circuit are also called Hulda Clark zapper which was made in 2003.

Circuit Working:

Parts List:

CategoryDescriptionQuantity
Resistors1k, 3.3k 1/4 watt2 each
CapacitorsCeramic 4.7nF1
Ceramic 10nF1
SemiconductorsIC 5551
LED Red 5mm 20mA1
Copper tubes as probes2

Many doctors say Hulda Clarks zapper claims are not true.

There is no science proof that zapper can heal or cure sickness.

Using zapper can may be unsafe and cause health problems.

But if still anyone want to try the circuit here is how it works:

Circuit uses 9V battery to power it.

IC 555 works as astable multivibrator which means it gives square wave output again and again.

Parts like capacitor C1 and resistor R2 decide the signal frequency with around tens of kHz.

Capacitor C2 and resistor R3 help remove glitches means debounce in the signal.

Resistor R1 and red LED show power is ON.

Copper tubes act like electrodes and when user holds them the square wave signal goes into the body.

Important:

Always talk to doctor before using zapper it can be risky and science does not support its healing claims.

Formulas:

We use IC 555 to make an astable multivibrator for Hulda Clark Zapper.

Goal is to get square wave with correct frequency and duty cycle.

Formula for Frequency (f):

f = 1.44 / (R1 + 2×R2) × C

Duty Cycle D:

D = R2 / (R1 + 2×R2)

Shows how long output stays ON compared to OFF

To get right frequency and duty cycle we need change R1, R2 and C values.

Reminder: Always be careful with electronic therapy and check proper safety rules before using it.

How to Build:

To build a Simple Hulda Clark Zapper Circuit follow the below mentioned steps for connections:

Important Note:

Conclusion:

We can build and easy and Simple Hulda Clark Zapper Circuit using IC 555.

But remember there is no real evidence of health benefits.

Due to safety risks medical authorities recommend not using these devices.

But if anyone is thinking about using a zapper then see a doctor first.

References:

Hulda Regehr Clark

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