Re: Re: Amp reading dropping during rife session - Sylvia

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Hi Sylvia and ,

Thanks so much Sylvia, for the feedback. And thank you too, . Yes, the coil gets hot at 25 minutes, and that's the longest session I will do. I use a towel over my clothing at that point, to protect my skin, as my clothes do not provide enough.

Someone was very kind to send me this explanation offlist:

"When copper wire ( the coil ) heats up the resistance goes up. Therefore for the same amplifier setting less current will flow. This is normal. During shorter sessions the coil did not heat up as much therefore the current did not "seem" to drop. Attempting to get 15 amps as compared to 13 amps, really does not make "that" much difference as far as treatment effectiveness."

- Jane

Subject: Re: Amp reading dropping during rife session - SylviaTo: Lyme_and_Rife Date: Wednesday, March 31, 2010, 1:00 PM

This happens as the coil heats up/machine runs for some time. I was told power is being used in producing heat. I'm not sure that is the case, as it starts producing heat from the first minute. So, at 20 minutes, the coil itself is warmer. I'm wondering whether there are other changes in values due to the wire heating up there in the coil.Just know that it's pretty normal. Like I said, I keep mine consistently at 15 amps/1.5 volts. I'm sure you're getting more time out of your machine then I am. I also will bump it back up to 15 when it drops due to heating/time.> >> > *Sylvia, I think I understand a bit of what you are saying.> > > > For instance if

my machine the toggles for 570 are DGHLMOP, you can change> > the amps a bit with the higher alphabet toggles? I've noticed that my coil> > will not hummm if I miss a toggle in the first half, but it will still hummm> > if I miss a toggle toward the end - like LMNOP. (These are the fine tunning> > toggles -right?)> > > > I just had my husband go out and look at our circuit breaker. Some circuits> > are 15 amps, some are 20 and some are more. So, if you run it above 15 you> > could risk blowing a fuse in your home (not that big of a deal).> > > > The last few days, I've been trying to coil in less time. So as soon as my> > coil would heat up, I'd turn off the machine and open the window 4" and put> > the coil half way out the window. That not only cooled it faster, so I> > could coil again,

but it cooled it down so I could run it longer. Hmmmmm,> > the wheels are spinning on this one! Mini-refrigerator?> > > > I always turn it all the way down, before changing toggles.> > *> >> > > > > ------------------------------------> > If your post is not about electronic devices used in the treatment of Lyme then please put an OT: in the subject line. > > ------------------------------->

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I just really don't know at what point the bacteria start to die. Do they die at 13? Do they die at 12? Do they die at 15? At what point are they not dying, and they can handle the field? Since I haven't really " seen " anything die yet, I just don't know and I probably won't be satisfied until I do.    You go girl!