Why not rubber Godzilla gloves?

[Guest guest]

Please excuse me if this has already been addressed as I have been away

from the group for awhile. I am so excited about the Godzilla gloves

that I intend to make them this weekend. So far I have made and used

most of the " zilla " devices.

One question though. It would seem to me that some of the current in

the " cloth " Godzilla would be shunted through the users own fingers,

hands and arms rather from electrode to electrode. Wouldn't it be

better to use rubber gloves (dishwashing type) so that the wearer's

hands are insulated? The glue should have no problem adhereing to the

rubber. Also, only the electrodes would be wetted rather than,

potentially, entire fingertips

If this makes no sense or has been discussed before, please ignor me,

but if this is a workable idea then I am glad to have " had a hand " in

this project

Thanks,

Mike

[Guest guest]

Thanks, you're thinking, but it is not a problem because the hot

glue or other waterproof cement does not allow much current to get

into the fingers of the glove or the operator.

This thing is so powerful if you place anywhere on face, within 5

seconds you have a strong metallic taste in the mouth. I was very

surprised at the oomph. So, go for it.

bG

>

> Please excuse me if this has already been addressed as I have been

away

> from the group for awhile. I am so excited about the Godzilla

gloves

> that I intend to make them this weekend. So far I have made and

used

> most of the " zilla " devices.

>

> One question though. It would seem to me that some of the current

in

> the " cloth " Godzilla would be shunted through the users own

fingers,

> hands and arms rather from electrode to electrode. Wouldn't it be

> better to use rubber gloves (dishwashing type) so that the

wearer's

> hands are insulated? The glue should have no problem adhereing to

the

> rubber. Also, only the electrodes would be wetted rather than,

> potentially, entire fingertips

>

> If this makes no sense or has been discussed before, please ignor

me,

> but if this is a workable idea then I am glad to have " had a hand "

in

> this project

>

> Thanks,

>

> Mike

>