- By Ken Adachi
 

The "Silver Terminator" is the name I adopted a few years ago for a modified version of the penny electrode zapper offered by Don Croft. I found that replacing the copper penny with a solid disc of  pure 99.99% silver eliminated most of the complaints of skin irritation and itching that had plagued many people and made using the copper penny zapper difficult for prolonged periods of time. Due to electrolysis action, the copper from the pennies can react with the salt from your sweat and produce copper chloride, which can irritate the skin. Using silver eliminates that concern. I no longer offer the copper penny Terminator, but will now offer a smaller and more compact silver electrode zapper of my own design.

My new Mini Silver Terminator (MST) is considerably smaller (2.75" x 1.5" x 0.8") and lighter in weight than the previous Silver Terminator. This allows you to comfortably wear the MST inside your waistband or inside your sock (or panty hose) or strapped to the side of your calf or arm using a stretchy band or Self Grip. The smaller size, lighter weight, and lack of skin irritation makes it possible to wear the MST all day long and hardly notice that you have it on. As noted in the books of Dr. Hulda Clark, daily, continuous zapping can produce remarkable results.

Larger Mobius Coil

Due to its smaller size, the MST cannot fit the 1/2" neodymium permanent magnet found in the former Silver Terminator, but it contains a substantially longer mobius coil of 24 feet double wound on a rectangular flat form and placed on edge at the rear of the box, behind the battery. There's an advantage I believe to not include a big neo magnet with the MST: Some people have reported to me that they have noticed beneficial effects of zapping by wearing the Silver Terminator inside their shirt pocket or pants pocket or under their pillow case -with the unit turned on- but not actually touching the skin (this is an entirely new area of radiant field application that Dr. Bob Beck alluded to in a paper that he wrote in 1978. I will discuss this in greater depth in the future). In conventional zapping, one is holding the electrodes against the skin in some fashion, however, the mobius coil itself radiates a small magnetic scalar field into the aura of the body. Due to the relative weakness of this field, however, I feel that it's more effective if the field is not overwhelmed by the presence of a powerful unidirectional permanent magnet (the neodymium).

Mini Silver Terminator Design

It occurred to me that I could eliminate the skin irritation from the copper pennies by bonding 99.9% pure silver discs on top of the penny electrodes in the original Croft Terminator, thus eliminating any skin contact with the copper. Many people know that silver possesses germicidal properties, but few people realize that silver also has tissue restorative properties. That means that it can speed up the healing of damaged tissue, such as sunburn for example (Dr. Robert O. Becker wrote about this in his books, The Body  Electric and Cross Currents). So far, I've noticed a 98% reduction in skin irritation with the silver discs. Some people may get a skin darkening under one of the silver disc (the positive electrode), but usually no irritation, reddening, itching, or discomfort. This is a tremendous advantage, as the skin irritation problem is far more annoying and distracting.

Zinc Toxicity

Another advantage of using the silver discs is that you avoid the loss of copper plating that occurs when you use a copper penny zapper. All pennies minted after 1982 use a thin copper plating over a base of zinc metal. When the 2.5% copper plating wears off, you wind up with the 97.5% zinc metal underneath that is now touching your skin. While our body uses small amounts of zinc in its organic form, the elemental (bare, raw metal) form is harmful. And zinc salts, such as zinc chloride, are even more toxic than elemental zinc. When zinc metal touches the sweat of your skin, the chloride from your body sweat combines with the zinc metal to produce zinc chloride; which is both caustic and irritating. Dogs who have swallowed post-1982 pennies often die due to the toxicity of the zinc. The reason that no one uses galvanized pipes for drinking water any longer is because they were plated with zinc, which would leech into the water.

The Circuit Board

The Mini Silver Terminator puts out a fast rise, positive offset, pulsing DC waveform at 15 cycles per second (15Hz) which is extremely rich in harmonics.The waveform is "on" for 50% of the cycle, and "off" for the remaning 50% of the cycle; therefor it has a 50% duty cycle. Positive offset means that the voltage is going from zero up to the maximum positve voltage of the battery (or the somewhat higher positive DC voltage of the wall adapter) and then drops back to zero.At no time does the squarewave voltage waveform extend down into the negative portion of the voltage polarity. According to Dr. Hulda Clark, this is an extrememly important consideration since all pathogens will succumb to positive voltage pulses, however, many pathogens are invigorated by negative voltage pulses!

Self Grip

For quite a while, I was using a 2" stretchy band with velcro sewn on the ends to hold the Mini Silver Terminator to the side of my calf just below the knee and left it running 24 hours a day, but recently I found a fantastic, self clinging tape/bandage called "Self-Grip" that works like Gang Busters to hold the MST in place. It's 98% cotton and 2% latex woven with a special method that allows it to stretch and cling to itself very well, without, at the same time, being too tight or uncomfortable to wear for a long period of time. It comes in 1", 2", 3", and 4" widths in a roll about 66" long. The 3" or the 4" size will work fine with the MST. Look for it in a drug store or athletic shop.

For Sensitive Individuals - Getting Started

If you're super sensitive to zapping (this does not apply to most people), you can begin your zapping experience by wearing the Mini Silver Terminator on the sole of your foot when you go to bed at night. This will give you eight hours of zapping time without any worry of irritation, reddening, or skin darkening. After a week or two, try the MST during your waking hours by securing it to your leg or arm with Self Grip for an hour or so. Even if you notice nothing, move the MST to the opposite arm or leg for another hour and then no more zapping for that day, but apply the MST to your foot again at night when you go to bed. Build up your time more each day, adding 30 more minutes daily. If you are in relatively good health, you won't get much of a die-off reaction and you probably won't notice any symptoms, but drink a lot of water anyway. If you have a more serious health problem, you need to balance the amount of time you zap and the effort you take to detoxify and get rid of the die-off waste. Drink water often, eat light foods (especially freshly prepared veggies, fruit, & juicing) and take detoxifying baths with Miracle II soap, Magnetic Clay, or Happy Mood Alkalizing Salt). Recovering your health involves studying much more information than what can be mentioned here, so I strongly recommend that you read and carefully study The books of Dr. Hulda Clark if you want to learn how to defeat disease conditions in the human body.

Succor Punch Jack

You can utilize the Mini Silver Terminator for double duty as a source of a 15 Hz pulsed signal for the Succor Punch (SP) crystal or for zapping with hand and foot electrodes. Using the optional SP jack mounted on the front of the MST will allow you to pulse your SP crystal without the need for obtaining a separate dedicated SP Pulser unit. I found that it's more convenient to attach a 2.5mm jack to both the SP crystal and the MST box. I then plug a coaxial cable using ultra reliable gold plated 2.5mm audio plugs into the Mini Silver Terminator box and into the 2.1mm micro jack attached to the crystal. It's less bulky and more secure in my opinion. I've opted to use gold plated plugs for the connecting cable to insure a permanent, low resistance connection at both the MST box and the SP crystal. Gold will not corrode or develop an insulating oxide under any  environmental conditions. Gold plugs costs about twice as much as non gold plugs, but well worth the extra reliability. The 2.5mm Succor Punch jack option seen above can be added to your Silver Terminator for a donation of $35. If you get the SP Jack option, I'll also include instructions for programming the Succor Punch.

Wall Transformer Power Supply

I can add a 2.1mm coax DC barrel jack to the Mini Silver Terminator and feed it with a matching 9 volt DC wall transformer to save on draining the internal battery when using the Mini Silver Terminator at home to pulse the SP crystal or when zapping with hand electrodes for people in normal or near normal health. You can also use the optional cigarette lighter car cable (below) with the SP Pulser while driving in the car and pulse the SP crystal (or zap with hand electrodes) using the car's battery for power, instead of the MST's internal 9 volt battery. The wall adapter transformer produces a somewhat higher DC voltage than that of the internal 9 volt battery resulting in a pulse output of  about 11.5 volts peak to peak, versus the 9.6 volts peak to peak pulse output from a fresh 9 volt battery.

Internal Battery versus the Wall Adapter Power Supply

If you are using the Mini Silver Terminator for zapping purposes, and you are very ill with a life threatening disease condition, then it's wiser to use the internal battery power only. For maximum effectiveness, make sure that the battery level doesn't fall below 9 volts before changing over to a fresh battery. You can check the exact voltage of the battery daily with the digital multimeter described below. Even though there are no electrical dangers involved, using a wall transformer to supply DC voltage to the Terminator while zapping allows an 'etheric' image of the AC wall current to be impressed onto the body's aura. This has almost zero effect on people with normal health, but if you are extremely weak and vulnerable due to your illness, then it's better to just use battery power for zapping. If you are in normal, or near normal health, then it's OK to use the wall transformer to supply the DC voltage to the MST for zapping purposes

I use 3/4 inch inch copper pipe for hand electrodes and one inch copper pipe for foot electrodes. When zapping with electrodes held in either hand, the current is passing completely through your body to get to the other electrode. This may produce more effective zapping. I cut the pipe a little under 4 inches long and I wrap them with a single layer of blue industrial strength paper towel, wetting them thoroughly with tap water and then damp off with a cloth towel. Tap water contains plenty of minerals and will make a perfect conductor of electric current. We use the wet paper towel to prevent direct electrolysis between the copper of the pipe and the sweat in your hands which will produce copper chloride, a skin irritant.

It also prevents other problems related to electrolysis due to the voltages involved. The blue industrial paper towel is really strong, so it won't fall apart after being wetted repeatedly and can be used over and over again. In a pinch, you can always use regular white paper towel, but they won't hold up like the blue paper can . I attach the cable to the pipe using an alligator clip. It's fast, easy and doesn't cost much. $8 for a pair of 3/4 inch copper pipe electrodes, including 6 blue towel wraps.

You can always use one inch copper pipe for the hand electrode if you prefer the wider grip, but I tend to use one inch copper pipe for the foot electrode because its greater diameter allows me to comfortably rest the forward heel of my bare foot on the pipe while sitting at the computer desk or working at the electronics bench. The one inch diameter of the pipe works nicely with the  weight of my foot placed just forward of the heel so I can sit comfortable for a long time and zap away without being terribly conscious of the electrodes. I always place a rubber mat of the floor first and then place the foot electrodes on top of the mat. You could also use a plastic bag placed under each foot electrode if you don't have a rubber mat (rubber mats for the sink or under the dish rack will work fine). Of course, I wrap a single layer of blue towel around each foot electrode and keep them wet with tap water.

Don't place the foot electrodes directly on carpeting or on wood floors. Use the rubber mat or plastic bag under each electrode as an insulator. $10 for a pair of one inch copper pipe electrodes, including 6 blue towel wraps.

Hand or Foot Electrode Connecting Cables
 

a) I use 16 gauge stranded copper speaker wire (42 inches long) for the primary MST connecting cable which is partially split apart into two separate wires (each 3 feet long) and terminated with an alligator clip at each end. A 2.5mm audio plug attaches to the joined end. $16 b) If you want to use both hand electrodes and foot electrodes simultaneously, you simply attach another 16 gauge stranded copper speaker wire secondary extention cable from the foot electrodes up to the hand electrodres. The secondary extention cable is four feet long with alligator clips attached to both wires at both ends. $16.

The Package Deal

If you want to get both sets of hand and foot electrodes ($8 +10 = $18) along with both primary and secondary extention cables shown above ($16 + 16 = $32), you can get the whole shebang for a package deal of $45 (a savings of Five Big Ones!).

Car Cable

The car cable is 15 feet long, but I can cut it down to a shorter length if you prefer. Just tell me the length that you want. It shouldn't be shorter than 3 or 4 feet, though. I have to reverse the wiring inside the plug to make the center pin of the 2.1 mm  plug negative in order to match the polarity of 2.1mm DC power jack which I install on the SP Pulser (and the DC power pack on the Mini Silver Terminator). $20 (plus shipping).

You can encase any Succor Punch crystal offered above in a resin/metal matrix which includes a Royal Cubit SBB coil at the bottom of the cylinder, a Sacred Cubit coil  around the outer perimeter of the cylinder, and a Lost Cubit coil wrapped around the mobius coil. One 3X Royal Cubit t coil is wound as an SBB coil and placed at the base of the unit while the 3X Lost Cubit coil is wrapped around the crystal itself, over the mobius coil. The polyester resin includes activated carbon granules and powdered crystal dust. The metal shavings include copper, aluminum, brass, and steel. The 2.5mm jack attached to the upper facet of all SP crystals is initially glued with super glue gel and then over coated with 2 or 3 applications of Goop to insure a tight attachment to the crystal and prevent abrasion damage to the mobius coil wire. The smaller size SP crystals, along with the Mini Silver Terminator/SP jack or the SP Pulser, are intended for portability and can be carried in a camera case, a briefcase, a handbag, a book bag, a fanny pack, or even in your pocket.

The mid size and larger size SP crystals can be used in the car or at home. If you wish to have your SP crystal immersed in the resin/metal matrix, along with the 3 additional sacred geometry coils, add $40 to SP crystal sizes #1-3; add $50 for crystals #4-9; and add $55 for crystals #10-14 outlined above.

Cables

I usually use the short 6 inch cable when I carry the SP in a camera bag or set it up on a table inside the house, but you can also use the longer, 4 foot cable if you want to locate the Mini Silver Terminator or SP Pulser out of sight when connected to the SP crystal.
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1 . The longer 4 foot cable with gold plated 2.1mm plugs at both ends can be obtained for a donation of $16 (You can get the gold plated 2.5mm plugs at Radio Shack for $3 each if you want to make up the cable yourself).

2 . The shorter 6 inch cable with gold plated 2.5mm right angle plugs at both ends is included with each SP crystal, but you can also obtain one separately for $14 if you wish.

Checking The Battery Voltage

The only way to be sure that your battery voltage is 9 volts or higher is to measure it with a voltmeter-an accurate voltmeter. Today, a low cost digital voltmeter will generally give you a more accurate voltage reading than a low cost analog voltmeter using a galvanic meter movement (needle indicator). A couple of years ago, I bought a modest little digital multi-meter from Radio Shack for $15 plus tax. I was going to recommend getting that unit, but after checking again at Radio Shack, I see that they've increased the price of that unit to $30 plus tax. You can still obtain that meter if it's more convenient for you, but I found a better digital multi-meter from an electronic distributor that offers far better specs, more electronic testing functions, and even greater resolution than the Radio Shack unit. It's available for $40 plus shipping. However, if you plan on ordering the Mini Silver Terminator, or the SP Pulser, or the Colloidal Silver generator, you can get this digital multi-meter for only $35 as part of your premium gift order. One important advantage of this multi-meter is its ability to measure DC current flow down to the very tiniest level- as low as 100 nanoamperes. This is tremendous resolution for a multi-meter in this price range!